The Polish Ekstraklasa is a middle-of-the-road league, and that makes it easier to read than many. The commonest score is 1-1, 2-1 is second, and home sides score in four matches out of five. The shape of the results doesn’t hold many surprises. The table has had a few: in 2024/25 the title came down to a single point.
The table below lists Polish fixtures with a predicted score for each. The predictions come from an outside provider and we show them as published. The notes below use 709 Ekstraklasa results from July 2024 to October 2026 to show how Polish scores behave.
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The scores in the Ekstraklasa
| Score | Share of Ekstraklasa matches |
|---|---|
| 1-1 | 12.6% |
| 2-1 | 10.2% |
| 1-0 | 9.4% |
| 2-0 | 7.3% |
| 1-2 | 7.3% |
| 0-0 | 6.9% |
The commonest scores cover 47% of matches, and we counted 34 different final scores. Goals averaged 2.77 a game. Over 2.5 landed in 52% of matches, and both teams scored in 58%. That last figure is high, which is why 2-1 and 1-2 are in the top five and 0-0 is only sixth.
Matches with exactly two goals were the commonest total, at 25%, and three goals came next at 22%. Only 7% of matches had no goals and 6% had six or more.
Home advantage
Home sides won 45% of matches, drew 26% and lost 29%. They averaged 1.57 goals against 1.20 for the visitors.
The home side was scoreless in 20% of matches, the away side in 29%. A home win by exactly one goal was 23% of matches, and a home win by two or more was 22%. An away win by two or more goals was only 12%.
So home wins in Poland are about as likely to be comfortable as narrow, and big away wins are much rarer. A predicted 2-0 home win is on firmer ground than a predicted 0-2.
Three clubs, three patterns
Lech Poznan have been the most successful club over the last two seasons, and their scores look different from those of Jagiellonia and Rakow. These are each club’s own results over about 78 matches:
| Club | Won / drew / lost | Goals for / against | Clean sheets | Commonest scores (club first) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lech Poznan | 59% / 22% / 19% | 2.01 / 1.09 | 35% | 1-0 and 2-1 (11.5% each), 2-2 (10%) |
| Jagiellonia | 46% / 27% / 27% | 1.60 / 1.28 | 28% | 1-1 (14%), 1-0 and 1-2 (10% each) |
| Rakow | 48% / 20% / 32% | 1.48 / 1.13 | 34% | 1-0 (13%), 2-0, 2-1 and 1-2 (10% each) |
Lech scored two goals a game and won 59% of their matches. Jagiellonia drew more than the other two, and 1-1 was their commonest score. Rakow’s commonest score, 1-0, shows a side that wins narrow games and loses plenty.
Lech Poznan finished top of the table in 2024/25 on 70 points, one ahead of Rakow on 69. In 2025/26 they were top again on 60, four points ahead of Jagiellonia and Gornik Zabrze, who both finished on 56.
The new season so far
The 2026/27 season is only a few rounds old, with 97 matches in our data, so treat it carefully. So far it has been busier than the last two: 2.96 goals a match and both teams scoring in 65% of games, with 2-1 the commonest score at 17.5%. Draws have been rarer, at 23%.
That’s a small sample, and early-season numbers often move a lot. But if you see more goals and fewer draws in the table than the full-sample figures above suggest, that’s what the current games are showing.
What the totals mean for a pick
Two goals is the commonest total and three the next, so matches with two or three goals are 47% of the total. The four commonest scores in that group, 1-1, 2-1, 1-2 and 2-0, make up 37% by themselves.
A predicted 0-0 is a rarer pick, at 7%. Matches with five or more goals add up to 15%, but they’re spread over many different scores, so no single one of them is common. If the table’s goals figure sits near 2.7, the four scores above are the natural shortlist.
Five rules we follow
- Start from 1-1 and 2-1. Together they’re nearly a quarter of matches.
- Count on goals at both ends. BTTS is 58%, so a predicted 1-0 needs a reason.
- Trust the home side’s scoring. It scored in 80% of matches.
- Look at the club. Lech win 1-0 and 2-1, Jagiellonia draw 1-1.
- Keep stakes small. The commonest score is under 13%.
Common mistakes
The commonest mistake is treating the league as a low-scoring one. Only 7% of matches had no goals, and 58% had goals at both ends.
Another is assuming Lech win everything. Their results were a win in 59% of matches and a draw or loss in the other 41%.
The third is predicting big away wins. Away wins by two goals or more were only 12% of matches.
Reading a Polish row
If the table gives a 1-1, you’re on the commonest score in the league, at 12.6%. If it gives 2-1, you’re on the second, at 10.2%, and it’s the commonest home-win score by a margin. A predicted 1-0 is third, at 9.4%, so it’s still a strong choice. A predicted 3-0 or a predicted 0-3 is much rarer.
Questions about Polish correct scores
What’s the commonest Ekstraklasa score? 1-1, at 12.6%.
How many goals does an Ekstraklasa match have? 2.77 on average.
How often do both teams score? In 58% of matches.
Who finished top in 2025/26? Lech Poznan, on 60 points.
Do home sides win most? They won 45%, against 29% for away sides.
How often is a match 0-0? About 7%.
Where can I see other predictions? Try 1X2 for today or over and under 2.5. For another league, see the Chinese page.
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