RSC Anderlecht - Jagiellonia Białystok: head to head and statistics

Jagiellonia Białystok - RSC Anderlecht, 22 Oct 2026

It was a bruising evening in Białystok, where Anderlecht beat Jagiellonia Białystok 3–0 in the UEFA Europa League in front of 15,621 fans, including Polish President Karol Nawrocki, who was greeted loudly by the home supporters on his arrival at the Chorten Arena.

The atmosphere inside the stadium was loud from the first minute, and visiting fans had made their way into the city centre under police escort, but the match turned on an early gift. In the 21st minute Hampus Finndell played a loose pass inside Jagiellonia’s own half, and Mihajlo Cvetković punished it coolly to make it 0–1. Jagiellonia, who had won their previous league-phase match, 3–1 against Ararat-Armenia, tried to respond, but Anderlecht were in control and went into the break leading.

The second half brought no change in the pattern. In the 72nd minute Marten Winkler burst in from the right flank in an individual run and finished with a measured shot, and eight minutes later 17-year-old substitute Jayden Onia-Seke put the result beyond doubt with a flat shot from outside the box. The home fans kept backing their side until the final whistle, and afterwards coach Adrian Siemieniec walked up to the Ultra sector to thank them, to chants of his name.

The defeat, Jagiellonia’s second in the competition, leaves them 27th in the table with three points, while Anderlecht move on to six after beating a team that has now lost five of its last ten matches this season.