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Tarnobrzeg are at the very bottom of the Polish championship league table, with only three wins so far, and judging by their latest moves, they're obviously at peace with having to play the second league next season. They ended their contracts with three Americans this week, all main players. The back point guard Releford is out, he was the best scorer of the league with 18-1 points per match, and also the point guard Brown, the second best with 14.9 per game and the best assists player with 5.6 per game. The center Knowles is gone, too, their third best scorer with 12.5 points and 10.9 rebounds per match. That decimated the team, they didn't find acquisitions (if they're even doing it). This makes the team not belong in the first league even, their main player now is the 39-year-old Wojdyla.
Trefl Sopot have 11-10 score, they're outside of the playoff zone and are now in a big battle to get there. The competition is huge, and in a match like this one, they can't afford mistakes. They haven't been great on the road, that's true, but they're much better than the hosts in situations like these. They showed in the last two championship rounds that they're getting their form back. First they beat the Polish leader Torun by 32 points, and then beat Turow in a road game, and Turow are known for being tough at home. Tarno lost to Torun in the last round by 41 points. They were even keeping up in the first half, but then fell apart because of the shortened rotation. Before that, when they were complete while playing Polpharma (who were beaten by Trefl in the road game), they lost by 15 at home, and by 14 to the weakened Rosa, by 40 to Stelmet, by 21 to Koszalin (who were beaten by Trefl in the road game).
All in all, Tarnobrzeg are far ahead of any other team in the league like this, and that quality's got to show. I expect Trefl to win by 15. A decent live option is the team under for Tarnobrzeg in the first half.