Jagiellonia have hit a rough patch lately, losing three games in a row, though they did win a couple before that. Radomiak Radom are doing a bit better — they won their most recent match and have also picked up a couple of draws, so they come into this one in slightly better spirits.

When these two have met in recent years, the games have often been tight and low-scoring, with several ending level or finishing one-one. That said, one meeting did produce a lot of goals. Overall this looks like a close, cautious game rather than an open shootout, and a draw seems the most likely outcome.