Jagiellonia Białystok vs Legia Warszawa prediction, odds and how to watch

Jagiellonia Białystok were well worth their 4-0 victory over FC Iberia 1999 in the UEFA Europa League, with the match settled by a combination of clinical finishing, an own goal, and a visiting side that could not hold their defensive shape for ninety minutes.

Legia Warszawa led from the seventh minute but could not hold on, as Piast Gliwice snatched a late equaliser to earn a point that the match statistics suggest they deserved. Sophie Hargreaves breaks down the structural patterns that shaped this Ekstraklasa draw.

Jagiellonia Białystok arrive at the Karaiskakis Stadium on Wednesday with form that demands respect. Olympiacos will need to earn this one.

Legia Warszawa arrive at Jagiellonia Białystok as the Ekstraklasa's form side, but their away record tells a more complicated story. This is the kind of fixture where preparation and structure will matter more than reputation.

Legia Warszawa head into Sunday's home fixture as the Ekstraklasa's form team, having conceded just one goal in five home matches. Widzew Lodz arrive in decent overall shape but with an away record that raises serious questions about their ability to cope with what awaits them at the Legia Stadium.

Wisła Kraków host Jagiellonia Białystok on Friday evening without a single clean sheet to their name this season, while the visitors arrive having lost none of their last five away matches. The structural contrast between these two sides makes this one of the more tactically revealing fixtures of the Ekstraklasa weekend.

Jagiellonia host a Śląsk Wrocław side who simply cannot win away from home, and the Białystok faithful will be fancying their chances on Sunday evening. Goals look likely in northeast Poland.

Legia Warszawa arrive in Lublin as the Ekstraklasa's form side, unbeaten in ten overall and conceding just seven goals all season. Motor need to find something they have not shown in weeks: a clean sheet.