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Poland: Wrocław Panthers overwhelm Zielona Góra Wataha in blowout win

This past weekend, the Olympic Stadium in Wrocław hosted a lopsided Polish Football League clash as the Wrocław Panthers (2-1) overpowered newcomers the Zielona Góra Wataha (0-3) 49-6.

The Panthers showcased a balanced offensive and defensive masterclass, while Zielona Góra managed a rare touchdown to highlight their gradual progress.

Dominant First Half Performance by Panthers

The Panthers seized control immediately, ending the first quarter 19-0. Quarterback Josh Cartwright orchestrated three touchdown passes to Tomasz Burdziński, whose dynamic runs and catches defined the early dominance. Burdziński added a fourth touchdown in the second quarter, while wingers Kacper Chorążewski and Kacper Fiedziuk extended the lead to 41-0. Wataha’s lone highlight came just before halftime: Wiktor Ząbek caught a precision pass from Jakub Zapotoczny-Chabura for their first touchdown since Week 1 (41-6).

Strategic Player Rotation in Second Half

With the game secured, Panthers coach Jakub Samel prioritized youth development, fielding substitutes and junior-program debutants. The slower second half saw fourth-quarter action from backup players, culminating in Grzegorz Brzozowski’s touchdown and successful two-point conversion to seal the 49-6 scoreline. Samel praised the team’s depth:

“We implemented multiple offensive options and gave young players crucial experience against a physical opponent.”

Photo: Łukasz Skwiot sports photography

Post-Game Reactions

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter

2nd Quarter

4th Quarter

Looking Ahead

The Panthers (now 2-1) solidified their playoff credentials with this emphatic win, while Wataha (0-3) showed flashes of progress despite remaining winless. For Zielona Góra, improving offensive consistency will be critical in upcoming matches as they seek their first league victory.

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