Matchday 6 Summary - Siedlce Regional League 2026/27

The past weekend also brought Jastrząb Żeliszew their first defeat of the season, leaving Mazovia II as the only team in the league still unbeaten. The team from Małkinia, meanwhile, finally claimed their first victory, while Naprzód Skórzec, Podlasie II Sokołów Podlaski and ULKS Gołąbek all recorded impressive wins.

The league leaders from Mińsk Mazowiecki left our team with no doubts about the outcome. Mazovia II were already 6:0 ahead at half-time and eventually ran out 13:1 winners. Adrian Gilant scored four goals for the hosts, while Eryk Więdłocha and Aleksander Dzięcielski both completed hat-tricks. Our consolation goal was scored by Łukasz Gendek in the 53rd minute. It was Mazovia’s fifth win of the season, taking their goal difference after six rounds to an impressive 33:4.

There was plenty of action in Kałuszyn as well, where Victoria lost 2:6 to Naprzód Skórzec. The star of the match was Jan Skotnicki, who needed just 44 minutes to score four times against the hosts. Naprzód were already 4:1 up at the break, before Piotr Haber and Sylwester Buga added further goals in the second half. Igor Madziar and Łukasz Kuć were on target for Victoria. Thanks to this victory, the Skórzec side moved up to third place in the table.

ULKS Gołąbek also produced an excellent performance, winning 4:2 away to ŁDK Łosice. Once again, Karol Niegowski stole the show. The visitors’ striker opened the scoring in the very first minute and had completed his hat-trick before the 40-minute mark. Jakub Ejsymont added ULKS’s fourth goal, while the hosts responded through Szymon Domański and Mateusz Marczewski.

Podlasie II Sokołów Podlaski collected all three points without too much difficulty. The Podlasie reserves defeated Wilga Miastków Kościelny 4:0, with the outcome already beginning to take shape inside the opening ten minutes. Przemysław Jaczewski first converted a penalty before Jakub Kozaczuk doubled the lead shortly afterwards. After the break, Arkadiusz Paćko and Wiktor Sawicki completed the scoring.

One of the biggest surprises of the round came from Orzeł Unin. Jastrząb Żeliszew had led from the 36th minute thanks to Kacper Dymowski, but the visitors turned the game around after the break. Bartosz Jeleń converted two penalties to give Orzeł a 2:1 victory. It was Jastrząb’s first defeat of the season and, at the same time, Unin’s second consecutive win.

Watra Mrozy and Fenix Siennica both added one point to their totals. The hosts took the lead shortly after half-time through Dawid Mrozik, but a few minutes later Fenix equalised following an own goal by Adrian Rzyszkowicz. The match ended in a 1:1 draw.

There were far fewer goals in Płomień Dębe Wielkie’s match. The hosts struggled for a long time to break down the defence of Zryw Sobolew, but in the 89th minute Piotr Pietrzak secured all three points for Płomień. It was their third victory of the current season.

The team from Małkinia had been waiting for their first win of the campaign. Away to Czarni Węgrów, the visitors took the lead in the 23rd minute through Gabriel Adamski, before Maksymilian Obuchowski added a second in the 88th minute. Czarni could only respond with a 90th-minute goal from Dominik Marchelewicz. MKS could therefore celebrate a 2:1 victory, while the Węgrów side suffered their sixth consecutive defeat and remain without a single point.

After six rounds, Mazovia II Mińsk Mazowiecki remain top of the table with 16 points and are now the only unbeaten team in the competition. Jastrząb Żeliszew sit second with 13 points, while Naprzód Skórzec moved up to third following their emphatic victory and now have 12 points.

Matchday summary at a glance:

• 41 goals in 8 matches, an average of 5.13 goals per game – a new record for the current season
• Most goals in a single match: Mazovia II Mińsk Mazowiecki 13:1 Sęp Żelechów – 14 goals
• Biggest win: Mazovia II Mińsk Mazowiecki 13:1 Sęp Żelechów
• Four-goal scorers: Adrian Gilant (Mazovia II) and Jan Skotnicki (Naprzód Skórzec)
• Hat-tricks: Eryk Więdłocha and Aleksander Dzięcielski (both Mazovia II), and Karol Niegowski (ULKS Gołąbek)
• Clean sheets: Podlasie II Sokołów Podlaski and Płomień Dębe Wielkie
• First win of the season: MKS Małkinia
• First defeat of the season: Jastrząb Żeliszew
• Top scorers: Piotr Czajka (Płomień Dębe Wielkie) leads with 9 goals, ahead of Igor Madziar (Victoria Kałuszyn) with 8 and Karol Niegowski (ULKS Gołąbek) with 7
• Leaders after Matchday 6: Mazovia II Mińsk Mazowiecki – 16 points and a 33:4 goal difference