The track in Gorzów is unlucky for Fogo Unia Leszno. For the second year in a row
Sad information was provided to Fogo Unia Leszno on social media. Two weeks before the start of the PGE Ekstraliga, Janusz Kołodziej suffered an injury.
The injury of the long-time leader of Fogo Unia Leszno is the result of a fall in Tuesday's away sparring match against ebut.pl Stal Gorzów, which ended with a 45:44 victory for the hosts. Janusz Kołodziej fell in the fourth series of starts without contact with another competitor. The first information said that it ended in fear. Moreover, the speedway rider himself went to the machine park on his own. Unfortunately, the latest news from the Bull camp is sad.
Janusz Kołodziej's sternum injury
“Janusz Kołodziej, after yesterday's sparring match in Gorzów, underwent detailed examinations at the hospital in Leszno, which revealed a sternum injury. The captain of FOGO Unia Leszno will be forced to take a break from training and scheduled competitions,” we read on the social media of the club from Greater Poland.
This information calls into question the participation of the nice player in the first round of the PGE Ekstraliga. Let us remind you that Fogo Unia Leszno is to inaugurate the season on April 12, when it hosts Tauron Włókniarz Częstochowa at the Alfred Smoczyk Stadium.
The track in Gorzów is not favorable to the Union
The fans from Leszno will certainly be eagerly waiting for further information about the team captain's health. We remember perfectly well that last year Fogo Unia could not field the strongest team in most matches due to injuries. Kołodziej was also injured after falling in the match against ebut.pl Stal Gorzów at their own stadium.
In turn, in the rematch, Grzegorz Zengota broke his collarbone when he fell on the second curve of the Gorzów track. Therefore, it is clear that this facility is not favorable to the inhabitants of Leszno. A possible longer absence may be a big blow to the team, but let's remember that Unia was supposed to fight for peace this season.
