Lech Poznań retain Polish title after 3-1 win over Radomiak

# Lech Poznań retain Polish title after 3-1 win over Radomiak

Lech Poznań have retained the Polish league title after beating Radomiak 3-1, completing a season in which they again finished at the top of the Ekstraklasa table. The result sealed the championship for Niels Frederiksen’s side and gave the club its second straight title.

The supplied report says Lech needed a victory on the road to secure the trophy. They made life harder for themselves early, going behind in the eighth minute when Jan Grzesik scored for the hosts after a scramble in front of goal. But the champions responded quickly, first through Mikael Ishak and then through Luis Palma, who turned the match around before halftime.

After the break, Lech managed the game with the composure of a side that knew exactly what was at stake. Patrick Walemark added a third goal in the 58th minute to put the result beyond doubt and confirm the title celebration.

The victory matters beyond one afternoon in Radom. It gave Lech their 10th Polish championship overall, according to the event description, and it came with a league match still to play. That makes the team’s title defense both decisive and efficient, with no final-day drama needed to settle the race.

The report also notes that the title lifts Lech into another season of European qualification ambitions. With the domestic crown secured, the club can now turn its attention toward the next phase of competition and the possibility of a route into the Champions League proper.

Radomiak, meanwhile, were left to absorb a result that began with promise but ended in disappointment. Their early lead offered a brief chance to unsettle the title favorites, but the difference in finishing quality quickly became apparent. Lech’s response was direct and ruthless, with a combination of quick passing, wide play and finishing efficiency enough to swing the match before the interval.

The win also reflects the broader strength of Lech’s attacking core. Ishak’s goal and assist involvement underlined his value, while Palma and Walemark added the sort of contributions that turn tight title races into settled ones. Frederiksen’s side did not need a perfect performance, only a disciplined one, and that was enough.

For supporters in Poznań, the result is a straightforward ending to a season-long chase. The title has been defended, the trophy is secured and the league can no longer catch them. The work of the final day has been removed, and the club can plan ahead with the status of national champions already confirmed.

The title also offers a clean reward for consistency over the season. Lech were not forced into a last-day scramble because they handled the decisive away match themselves, and that kind of finish tends to strengthen a club’s authority well beyond the final table. In practical terms, the result removes pressure and lets the champions turn immediately to planning for the summer.