Piast Gliwice Crushes Gieksa in Silesian Derby

Early Goals and Total Control by Piast

Playing in new kits, the home side applied relentless early pressure. According to match accounts, Leandro Sanca opened the scoring in the 5th minute after fighting through four defenders inside the penalty area to fire past goalkeeper Gabriel Kobylak. Piast maintained an optical advantage throughout the half. In the 35th minute, Quentin Boisgard delivered a corner kick that found Juande Rivas, whose header doubled the lead to 2:0. Rivas scored in his second match, while Gieksa struggled to mount a serious offensive response against a defense marshaled by Jakub Czerwiński.

Second-Half Sealed Victory by Hugo Vallejo

The second half followed a similar pattern, with Gliwiczanie dictating the tempo. Despite missed opportunities from Ivan Lima and Hugo Vallejo earlier in the half, Piast kept GKS Katowice quiet. According to match records, Gieksa’s attempts through Bartosz Nowak, Mateusz Kowalczyk, and Ilja Szkurin—who scored three goals in his previous match—failed to beat goalkeeper Domen Gril. In the 85th minute, substitute Maćka Kucharski set up Hugo Vallejo, and the Spanish winger unleashed a strike from outside the box into the top corner to seal the 3:0 final score.

Match Details and Lineups

Piast Gliwice – GKS Katowice 3:0 (2:0)
Goals: Leandro Sanca 5′, Juande Rivas 35′, Hugo Vallejo 85′
Referee: Daniel Stefański (Bydgoszcz)

Starting XI for Piast Gliwice: Domen Gril featured in goal; the backline consisted of Emmanuel Twumasi, Juande Rivas, Jakub Czerwiński, and Jakub Lewicki. Midfield duties were handled by Jakub Łabojko (replaced at 52′ by Oskar Leśniak) and Quentin Boisgard (replaced at 82′ by Oliwier Maziarz). Supporting the attack were Ivan Lima (who gave way to Szczepan Mucha at 65′), Leandro Sanca (swapped for Maciek Kucharski at 82′), and Hugo Vallejo, while Samuel Ntamack led the forward line before being substituted by Andreas Katsantonis in the 66th minute.

GKS Katowice Team Sheet: Gabriel Kobylak guarded the net. The defensive trio included Lukas Klemenz, Arkadiusz Jędrych, and Pau Resta. The midfield featured Erik Jirka (who made way for Marcin Wasielewski at 46′), Mateusz Kowalczyk (subbed by Jakub Kokosiński in the 84th minute), Bartosz Wolski, and Mateusz Wdowiak (replaced by Alan Czerwiński at 75′). Further up the pitch played Eman Markovic (substituted by Szymon Bartlewicz at 59′) alongside Bartosz Nowak, with Ilja Szkurin positioned at the spearhead of the attack.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who scored the goals for Piast Gliwice against GKS Katowice?

The goals for Piast were scored by Leandro Sanca in the 5th minute, Juande Rivas in the 35th minute, and Hugo Vallejo in the 85th minute.

What was the final score of the Silesian derby?

According to match reports, Piast Gliwice defeated GKS Katowice 3:0 at home.

How did GKS Katowice perform coming into this match?

Gieksa entered the fixture after securing a dramatic 3:2 victory against Górnikiem Zabrze in their previous league outing, but failed to break down Piast’s defense.