This top level Polish League encounter featured a number of African players as well as some key Latin Americans.
Ultimately it was a frustrating watch for the 8000 home fans whose team struggled to create enough significant threats.
When they did get close, mostly from their many corners, the highly rated Domen Gril (who certainly looked the part) dealt with nearly everything.
Sao Tome’s Lumango might have done better with a headed chance from a decent cross by Tapsoba (Burkina Faso)
And substitute Manu (Angola) should also have produced a better effort when he had an opportunity much later on.
Though the omens did look promising earlier with Tapsoba combining with the lively Brazilian Luquinhas.
But they generally failed to set up chances for the valued striker, the tall Luiz.
The visitors would go ahead on the stroke of half time when Spaniard Vallejo was allowed to break down the left and shoot past Majchrowicz.
Gliwice would basically clinch the points on 67 minutes when a foul in the area gave Labojko the chance to easily net the spot kick for 0-2.
Radomiak often looked disjointed despite introducing Goure (Ivory Coast) and Camara (Guinea) and despite a hectic finale failed to develop any killer touch.
The outcome meant Gliwice moved into 6th in the Ekstraklasa while Radom were down in the second half of the table..
Report from Radom – John Bethell
