Summary of the 28th Round of the Siedlce District League 2025/26 Season

An impressive scoreline was recorded in Zbuczyn, where Wektra thrashed Orzeł Unin 7-3. The star of the match was Kamil Siekierka, who completed a hat-trick before halftime. The hosts led 4-2 at the break and showed no signs of slowing down in the second half, securing the biggest win of the round.

MKP Pogoń II Siedlce responded in style to Wektra's victory by defeating Płomień Dębe Wielkie 5-1 away from home. Fans were treated to an open and entertaining contest from the opening whistle. Adam Pluciak gave Pogoń the lead in the 8th minute, but Piotr Czajka equalized just two minutes later. As the match progressed, however, the visitors took control. Kacper Kalaciński scored twice, while Eryk Płudowski and Bolesław Świerczewski also found the net.

The match in Żelechów ended in a draw, as Sęp shared the points with Watra Mrozy. After a goalless first half, Mikołaj Głodek put the home side ahead by confidently converting a penalty kick. The visitors responded eight minutes later through Hubert Kąca, and the game ultimately finished 1-1.

Podlasie II Sokołów Podlaski also impressed with a clinical performance, defeating Zryw Sobolew 5-0 away from home. The visitors already held a three-goal advantage at halftime and remained in full control until the final whistle.

MKS Małkinia secured a comfortable 2-0 victory over ŁDK Łosice. Goals from Jakub Kalbarczyk and Antoni Polak within the opening fifteen minutes proved enough to earn all three points.

ULKS Gołąbek also returned home with a full set of points after defeating Jastrząb Żeliszew 3-0. The match remained goalless for a long time, but the visitors struck three times in the second half to seal the win.

Czarni Węgrów continued their strong run of form with a 5-1 victory over Hutnik Huta Czechy. Jakub Zygmunt scored twice, helping his side to another convincing success.

The match between Naprzód Skórzec and Fenix Siennica has been postponed and will be played on June 10.

Round Summary:

• 40 goals in 7 matches (an average of 5.7 goals per game)
• Biggest win: Wektra Zbuczyn 7-3 Orzeł Unin
• Hat-trick: Kamil Siekierka (Wektra Zbuczyn)
• Braces: Kacper Kalaciński (MKP Pogoń II Siedlce), Dominik Krupa (Wektra Zbuczyn), Jakub Zygmunt (Czarni Węgrów)
• Highest-scoring match: Wektra Zbuczyn 7-3 Orzeł Unin (10 goals)
• League leaders: MKP Pogoń II Siedlce and Wektra Zbuczyn - 68 points each