Poland: Bialystok Lowlanders edge Warsaw Mets 36-33 in thrilling finish

The Bialystok Lowlanders (1-1) narrowly defeated the Warsaw Mets (1-2) 36-33 in a Polish Football League nail-biter that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the very end. The game showcased intense back-and-forth action, highlighting the competitive spirit of both teams.

First quarter action
The Lowlanders struck first with a running touchdown from Szymon Kazberuk, putting them ahead 6-0. Just moments later, Brett Pullman added another touchdown for Bialystok, extending the lead to 13-0 after a successful extra point by Szymon Pietraszko. The Mets responded with a touchdown from Krzysztof Andrukonis, closing the gap to 13-6.

Second quarter surge
In the second quarter, Kazberuk scored again for the Lowlanders, making it 20-6. The Mets fought back when quarterback Walker Dycus connected with Jędrzej Kubica for a touchdown, but Bialystok quickly answered when Pullman found Bernardo Horevitch in the end zone to extend the lead to 27-13 heading into the break.

Final moments
The Mets rallied in the second half, with a touchdown pass from Dycus to Maksym Korol with Mateusz Młynarczyk adding a two-point conversion, narrowing the score to 29-19. In a dramatic fourth quarter, the Mets closed the gap to 29-25 when Dycus found Artur Czarnik but Pullman scored another touchdown to make it 36-25 with not much time left.  The game ended with Dycus throwing his fourth touchdown pass, this time to Sebastian Markiewicz, but even with the two-point conversion, it wasn’t enough for the Mets to overcome the deficit.