Jagiellonia beat Ararat-Armenia 3-1 on 2026-10-15 in the second matchday of the Europa League, and the game was defined by more than the visitors' mistake. Rodrigo Conceição posted a match-high 7.85, Kamil Jóźwiak finished on 7.76 and Ousmane Sow added the kind of second-half goal that kept the result comfortable.

Jagiellonia's top performers

Conceição was Jagiellonia's highest-rated player and also scored in the 38th minute. That combination tells the story of the night better than the scoreline alone, because his threat kept showing up after the move that opened the game.

Jóźwiak was the next name on the list with 7.76 and a goal of his own, while Sow followed up with a 7.43 and Jagiellonia's second goal. Jesús Imaz supplied one assist, and A. Klynge added another along with three key passes.

Ararat-Armenia's costly error

The key mistake came when Ararat-Armenia tried to build up from the back after winning the ball back. Carlier was dispossessed by Jimaz with a sliding tackle, and the ball reached Sow, who beat Victor with a fine chip.

Sky Sport Italia called it a defensive disaster, and that fits the move that decided the match. Jagiellonia vs Ararat-Armenia stayed open for a while, but the visitors never recovered from handing over possession in that area.

The 3-1 win leaves Jagiellonia with a clean-looking result and three standout attacking performances to point to, while Ararat-Armenia are left with a single mistake that they made much more expensive by trying to play through pressure.

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