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Legia Warszawa U19 vs Stomil Olsztyn

18 July 2026 at 11:00
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Ksawery Jeżewski scored twice in the first 21 minutes as Legia Warszawa U19 beat Stomil Olsztyn 3-1 in a pre-season friendly at the Legia Training Center in Urszulin.

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Legia Warszawa U19 3-1 Stomil Olsztyn

Ksawery Jeżewski scored twice inside the first 21 minutes as Legia Warszawa U19 raced to a 3-0 half-time lead and cruised to a 3-1 pre-season friendly win over Stomil Olsztyn at the Legia Training Center in Urszulin on 18 July.

The result extended Stomil's winless pre-season run (D1 L1) and left coach Michał Kraszewski with concerns about his side's readiness for the 2026/27 IV liga campaign, which starts on 2 August against Mazur Ełk.

How It Unfolded

Legia took control from the opening whistle. Ksawery Jeżewski opened the scoring in the 7th minute, beating Stomil goalkeeper Michał Leszczyński from close range after a defensive lapse. He doubled the lead in the 21st minute, finishing a quick Legia counter-attack into an empty net. Stanisław Kubiak made it 3-0 in the 27th minute with a crisp strike from seven metres, capping a dominant first-half display.

Stomil made all 10 outfield substitutions at half-time — a planned rotation in a heavy training week — and the second half was a different contest. The visitors grew into the game, and Filip Wójcik pulled one back in the 79th minute with a curling shot into the top corner. Legia held on comfortably to close out the 3-1 win.

The Turning Point

Jeżewski's 7th-minute opener from close range set the tone after a sluggish Stomil start. By the time he scored his second in the 21st minute — a clinical finish on a fast break — the game was effectively over. Stomil had barely touched the ball in Legia's half.

"The first 20 minutes of this match were very poor in our execution," Kraszewski told olsztyn.com.pl. "Young, energetic Legia players dominated from the start and outran us at every turn. The fatigue from our heaviest training week of the pre-season cycle showed."

Key Performers

  • Ksawery Jeżewski (Legia U19) — Two goals in 21 minutes (7', 21'), the match-winner. His movement and finishing decided the contest before half-time.
  • Stanisław Kubiak (Legia U19) — Added the third goal with a composed finish from seven metres in the 27th minute.
  • Filip Wójcik (Stomil Olsztyn) — Scored Stomil's consolation with a well-struck effort into the top corner in the 79th minute. One of the few bright spots for the visitors.
  • Łukasz Makarski (Stomil Olsztyn) — Made his first start of pre-season, playing 45 minutes after only one full training session post-injury. Kraszewski described his fitness as "a work in progress" but praised his quality.

Player of the Match: Ksawery Jeżewski (Legia Warszawa U19)

By the Numbers — Interpreted

The provider payload records a 3-0 half-time lead that tells the story: Legia's three goals came in a 20-minute blitz (7', 21', 27') against a Stomil side that changed its entire outfield at the break. The 3-1 final scoreline flatters Stomil slightly — the second half was more even, but the damage was done. Stomil's 10 half-time substitutions make the second-half stats unreliable as a comparison; what matters is the first 27 minutes, where Legia's intensity overwhelmed their opponents.

What It Means

Stomil Olsztyn have two weeks of pre-season remaining before their IV liga opener at Mazur Ełk (2 August 2026, venue TBC). They play their final friendly away at Chemik Bydgoszcz (III liga) on 25 July. Legia Warszawa U19 continue their own summer preparation programme.

Kraszewski's side drew 1-1 with Pisa Barczewo midweek and have now taken one point from two pre-season friendlies. The coach acknowledged the team faces "a lot of questions" with two weeks of hard work ahead.

Verdict

A routine pre-season win for Legia's academy side, who were sharper, younger and more intense from the first whistle. Stomil's 3-0 half-time deficit reflected a team in a heavy training load, but the manner of the goals conceded — simple defensive errors and a failure to track runners — will concern Kraszewski. The second-half improvement, led by Wójcik and the young substitutes, offers a sliver of encouragement heading into the final pre-season week.

Statistics are for informational purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

API data: 21 Jul 2026