In the 21st round of the Polish First League (the second-level football division after the Ekstraklasa), Bohdan Sarnavskyi’s team, Lechia Gdańsk, secured a convincing victory over Znicz in Pruszków with a score of 2:0, thanks to a brace by Maksym Khlan. Sarnavskyi managed to deflect all shots on target and confidently control the ball throughout the game within his penalty area. As a result, another “clean sheet” match for Bohdan Sarnavskyi, with no goals conceded. Sarnavskyi played his latest triumphant match in the Polish championship in his favorite Brave GK Reaction Green gloves.
Sarnavskyi enters the field in his contract goalkeeper gloves, Brave GK Reaction Green. They represent the evolution of the Reaction model, combining professional quality with an attractive design, adorned with a green logo.
The foundation of the Brave GK Reaction Green model is 4 mm Supreme Contact latex and an additional 4 mm foam lining, providing a high degree of grip and comfort. The thoughtful Rollfinger cut facilitates optimal contact with the ball, and the application of advanced Fix Fit System technology with silicone inserts on the palms significantly increases ball control.
Initially, we developed the Brave GK Reaction Green model for the goalkeeper of Lechia Gdańsk, Bohdan Sarnavskyi, but soon they will be available to the wider public. These gloves in the serial version will become an indispensable part of the equipment for goalkeepers who prefer the Brave GK brand products.
The game started with active attacks and a series of corners, with Sarnavskyi's team creating several dangerous moments at the opponent's goal. Tomasz Bobchek and Ivan Zhelizko were a step away from scoring, but in both cases, the shots lacked precision. At the 35th minute, Maksym Khlan, in collaboration with Rifet Kapic, broke through Znicz's defense, successfully outplaying the goalkeeper. The culmination of the first half was the dismissal of Syume Nagamatsu, after which the hosts' game noticeably weakened.
In the second half, at the 52nd minute, Khlan once again became the center of attention, striking Milos Mlecko's goal with a graceful shot and doubling his team's advantage. Midway through the second half, a goal by Jakub Wawrzyniak was annulled by the referee due to a preceding foul on Dawid Bugaj, and the score remained unchanged until the final whistle.
Znicz Pruszków vs. Lechia Gdańsk ended with a score of 0:2 (0:1), with Khlan's goals at the 35th and 52nd minutes.
This result not only highlights the overall success of the team but speaks to the exceptional game of Lechia's goalkeeper Bohdan Sarnavskyi, who kept the "goal locked". Sarnavskyi's performance in this match further solidified his reputation as a reliable and formidable player in Lechia Gdańsk's goal.
