Sokół Kleczew vs ŁKS Łódź II: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 15 Nov '25)

As the clock ticks closer to game day, the Betclic 2. Liga sees another clash where the pitch will be the battlefield. On Sat, 15 Nov '25, a showdown is planned (assuming no one gets lost on the way to the stadium). The duel of the ages—or perhaps just another weekend match—features Sokół Kleczew and ŁKS Łódź II. Who's bringing the party snacks? That's anyone's guess!

Let's start with a brief stroll down memory lane. Yes, these two titans have clashed twice recently: Sokół Kleczew delightfully dancing away with one win, leaving ŁKS Łódź II dreaming of future victories. In the previous encounter on Wed, 09 Jul '25, Sokół sneaked home with a 3-2 victory that left ŁKS Łódź II wondering if they should stick to Scrabble.

Both teams have recently faced some bumps on the road. Sokół Kleczew experienced a minor hiccup losing 1-2 in their previous rendezvous with Sandecja Nowy Sącz. ŁKS Łódź II, not to be outdone by misfortune, toppled over with a 1-3 loss to Unia Skierniewice. In domestic standing, Sokół Kleczew sits comfortably in the 11th spot, while ŁKS Łódź II is closer to the "we'll do better next time" zone at 17th.

Speaking of players, Sokół Kleczew might just have a not-so-secret weapon in O. Kubiak, who has managed to score 12 times this season. On the other side, ŁKS Łódź II puts their faith in the quick-thinking feet of A. Jurkiewicz, who holds the crown for best assist (there's just one, but it's quality over quantity, right?).

Player ratings? Sokół Kleczew showcases talent like Mateusz Mędrala (7.9), with Oskar Kubiak and Karol Szymkowiak not far behind. ŁKS Łódź II won't sit idly either, boasting skilled players like Hubert Idasiak (7.65), Koki Hinokio, and Łukasz Jakubowski.

Into the nitty-gritty, Sokół Kleczew averages a 44% possession, wondering where the ball went for the other 56%. On the flip side, ŁKS Łódź II keeps a slightly more possessive 49.8%. Cornering the market on corners? Sokół Kleczew presents an average of 4.44 corners per match, while ŁKS Łódź II stays competitive with 4.53. Nothing says friendly competition like a race to the corner flag.

Men in yellow and red are more popular than we'd like; with 34 yellows, 1 red for Sokół Kleczew, and an inspiring 37 yellows plus 1 red for ŁKS Łódź II, cards are clearly in fashion this season. Penalty goals are mysteriously absent from the statistic sheet for both sides. Perhaps they're saving those surprises for the weekend?

So, who will triumph in this upcoming face-off? Based on the stats and recent forms, the odds seem slightly in favor of Sokół Kleczew. But remember, the ball is round, and anything can happen on the day. May the best team (and the best referee) win!