Polonia Warszawa vs OKS Odra Opole: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 23 Nov '25)

The eagerly anticipated clash in the Betclic 1. Liga is drawing near, with the drama scheduled to unfold on Sunday, 23rd November '25. This is when Polonia Warszawa and OKS Odra Opole will meet again, hoping to write a new chapter in their interlocked fates. Spoiler alert: Polonia Warszawa's ghosts from victories past might just be grinning in anticipation.

In the staring contest known as their last three encounters, Polonia Warszawa has blinked less. They've dazzled with 2 wins, leaving OKS Odra Opole with zero victories to boast about. And while 1 match ended in a peaceful draw, the last face-off on Saturday, 5th April '25 saw Polonia Warszawa slipping home with a sneaky 1-0 win over OKS Odra Opole, like a thief in cleats under the moonlight.

Heading into this showdown, Polonia Warszawa is riding an amusement park ride of momentum after overcoming Wisła Kraków with a 2-1 rollercoaster win. Meanwhile, OKS Odra Opole might need a pick-me-up after their own 1-2 tumble down Kraków's victory slide. Currently lounging at the 9th position in the league, Polonia is barely maintaining an upper hand over OKS Odra's 10th place perch.

Strap in, here's the player circus: Polonia Warszawa's main performer, Łukasz Zjawiński, is juggling 9 goals this season, making him the one to leash if OKS Odra Opole dreams of taming Polonia's ferocity. Meanwhile, M. Spychała is the pass-master from Opole, with 3 assists fueling their ambitions.

For player ratings, Łukasz Zjawiński leads Polonia's pack with a sound 7.21, followed by Ilkay Durmus (7.07) and Robert Dadok (7.04). On the rival's side, Mateusz Abramowicz boasts a commendable 7.57, with Filip Kendzia and Mateusz Spychała following at 7.05 and 7.02, respectively.

When it comes to keeping the ball, Polonia Warszawa waltzes with an average possession of 49.7%, whereas OKS Odra Opole seems content with a bohemian 43.8%. Like magicians with corner statistics, Polonia conjures up an average of 6.94 corners per match, while OKS Odra manages an average of 4.94—a difference that could tip the roaming referee's nose in anticipation.

With discipline playing the unexpected maestro, Polonia Warszawa has received 35 yellow cards, a red card, and has conceded 3 penalties. OKS Odra Opole has tangoed closely with 37 yellow cards and mirrored Polonia in other misadventures. Either team could have an audience of card enthusiasts cheering from the stands.

Roll the drums! Based on these stats, it seems fate is flirting with Polonia Warszawa for yet another triumph, while OKS Odra Opole might have to settle for admiring them from a respectful distance.