Radomiak Radom vs Lechia Gdansk Prediction & Betting Tips (4 May)

Radomiak Radom welcome Lechia Gdańsk to Stadion im. Braci Czachorów in early May for a Round 31 Ekstraklasa clash that feels crucial for both mid‑table sides. Radomiak have quietly built a solid home reputation this season, and their recent league run underlines that resilience. In late April they edged Wisła Płock 1–0 away, just days after a dramatic 2–1 home victory over Widzew Łódź, where late goals turned the game around. Supporters still remember the convincing home win over Arka Gdynia, a match that finished 3-1 and showcased their attacking variety and pressing intensity.

Over the past two months Radomiak’s form has been a mix of narrow setbacks and gritty responses, but the overall trend is positive enough to keep them in the top half of the table. A tight 1–0 defeat away to Zagłębie Lubin was followed by that battling draw against Motor Lublin, evidence that they rarely collapse even when not at their best. Earlier in the campaign they shared the points at home with Wisła Płock in a balanced encounter that ended 1-1, a result that still feels representative of their season: competitive, organised, but sometimes lacking the killer blow to fully punish opponents.

Lechia Gdańsk arrive in Radom with their own recent storyline, one shaped by high‑scoring, open matches and a few defensive lapses. In April they drew with Piast Gliwice in a lively contest that finished 1-1, just after a painful 2–1 home defeat to Raków Częstochowa. Earlier in the month they slipped 1–0 away to Wisła Płock, but responded with a strong attacking display in a 4–2 win over Korona Kielce. Recent news has also focused on Camilo Mena’s hamstring issue, which has made his availability uncertain and forced Lechia to tweak their forward options.

Both teams therefore come into this fixture with reasons for optimism and concern in equal measure. Radomiak’s home numbers are impressive, with a strong points‑per‑game return in Radom, while Lechia’s away matches tend to be open, with plenty of goals at both ends and only a few clean sheets all season. The league table shows them separated by just a couple of points, and their head‑to‑head history in recent seasons has produced tight, emotional contests. With Radomiak’s structured build‑up and Lechia’s willingness to commit players forward, a high‑tempo, end‑to‑end battle feels likely, and a 2 : 2 correct score stands out as a very realistic prediction for this encoun