A record number of goals and a tight race for the championship. That’s how the 2025/2026 Olivia Football League season can be summarized in brief. Excitement, sporting rivalry, and positive energy once again came together on the pitch. 13 teams participated in the competition, representing over 200 players from companies at Olivia Centre. All matches were officiated by professional referees from the Pomeranian Football Association. This was one of the most thrilling seasons in the league’s history. 62 matches played, as many as 510 goals scored, and a final that kept everyone on edge until the last action.
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The season in dry statistics. The numbers speak for themselves
- 510 goals scored
- 375 assists recorded
- 62 matches played
- 24 yellow cards and only 2 red cards
- an average of 8.22 goals per match
This average shows that this season featured plenty of offensive, spectacular football on the pitch, and team discipline remained at a very high level, as evidenced by the minimal number of red cards.
Undisputed top scorer
No one could match Patryk Kraśniewski from FC Lyreco this season. The striker finished the competition with an impressive tally of 24 goals, four goals ahead of second-placed Wojciech Borkowski (Just Join IT; 20 goals). The podium was completed by Norbert Tomicki from Erste Network, who scored 18 goals.
Kraśniewski and Tomicki also lead in assists
In the top assists classification, we have a tie at the top. Both Patryk Kraśniewski and Norbert Tomicki recorded 13 assists. Behind them is Wojciech Borkowski with 11 assists. The podium is completed by Adam Szczot, a player for Energa.
Combined points standings. Kraśniewski is the season’s king
Combining goals and assists, there is no doubt who was the season’s MVP. Patryk Kraśniewski accumulated 37 points (24 goals + 13 assists), decisively ahead of the rest of the field. Behind him, tied with an identical tally of 31 points in 2nd place, are Norbert Tomicki and Wojciech Borkowski. The podium is completed by Paweł Lis.
Knockout phase. Excitement until the final whistle
The group stage determined the top eight, which competed in the knockout phase. Here is the final standings.
The final proved to be a true highlight. Just Join IT defeated FC Lyreco 5:4 in a match full of twists and turns. The decisive goal was reportedly scored by Wojciech Borkowski (this information still requires confirmation).
Equally intense was the third-place match . After a regulation draw, EPAM Systems kept their composure better in the penalty shootout, defeating Erste Network. Both the final and the third-place match demonstrated that the differences between the season’s top teams were minimal.
Just Join IT defends the title, FC Lyreco is the sensation
Comparing this year’s top finishers with the results from the previous season (2024/25) reveals several interesting facts. In the 2024/25 season, the top five looked as follows: 1. Just Join IT, 2. EPAM Systems, 3. Erste Network, 4. thyssenkrupp, 5. FC Lyreco. Just Join IT thus claimed the championship for the second consecutive time. This confirms that this team remains a powerhouse in the league and defends its title with full merit.
The revelation of the season was FC Lyreco, which finished in 5th place the previous year but in this edition reached the final, finishing the season in second place. That’s a four-position climb and the strongest evidence of progress achieved by any team this season. This was largely thanks to the phenomenal form of Patryk Kraśniewski, the top scorer and leader in the combined points standings.
EPAM Systems, despite dropping one position (from 2nd to 3rd), once again secured a podium finish, confirming the team’s exceptional consistency in recent seasons. Meanwhile, Erste Network, last year’s bronze medalist, this time finished in 4th place, losing the battle for the podium only in penalties. A clear drop in form was recorded by thyssenkrupp – from 4th place last year to 6th this season.
Battle for places 5-8
It wasn’t only the top positions that provided excitement. The competition for places 5-8 also featured plenty of goals:
- Olivia Centre – Energa 4:4 (0:1 in penalties)
- Ricoh – thyssenkrupp 3:11
In the match for 7th place, Ricoh defeated Olivia Centre 4:0, and for 5th place Energa crushed thyssenkrupp 7:3, sealing the final arrangement of the top eight.
Standings for places 9-13
Below the second tier, five teams competed for positions in the table. The best performers from this group were Arrow Services and Capgemini. Both teams finished the competition with 9 points, but Arrow Services secured the higher position thanks to a better goal difference (+15 versus +5).
A surprise may be the last place finish of Air Legends – despite having the worst goal difference in this group, the team was simultaneously among the season’s fair play teams, not receiving a single card.
Fair Play. Three teams without a single card
Special recognition goes to the teams that went through the entire season without any cards: Air Legends, Erste Network, and Navblue. As we can see, the highest goals in the league can also be pursued through clean, sporting play.
Summary
The 2025/26 season will be remembered as one of the highest-scoring and most competitive in the league’s history. Individually, Patryk Kraśniewski shone, the Just Join IT team proved most effective overall, and fans could count on genuine excitement right up to the final whistle of the championship match. We already can’t wait for the next edition of the competition!
