If you enjoyed Superliga Sunday, but you still want more of Poland's top league, then a subscription to Table Tennis TV is exactly what you need.
Table Tennis TV is streaming eight Superliga matches this week, and you don't want to miss these. Stars will face stars. Top teams will fight for postseason spots. The outcome of any given match could mean the difference between an extended season and a one-way ticket to the bottom of the standings.
Which of these teams will come out better than they did last week, and which teams will find themselves in danger? Find out by watching these matches on Table Tennis TV:
Key Players: Marek Badowski (GRO, No. 6), Miłosz Redzimski (GRO, No. 10), Gionis Panagiotis (GRO, No. 14), Marcel Błaszczyk (WACH, No. 19), Andrej Gacina (WACH)
The top seed in the league looks to stay at the top (GRO). The 11th seed in the league hopes to avoid relegation (WACH). Only one of these teams can push itself further up the standings in a match where multiple Superliga Top 20 players are expected to face off.
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Key Players: Deni Kozul (SUC, No. 12), Seungmin Cho (SUC, No. 17), Grzegorz Felkel (GIL, No. 25)
If Deni Kozul (Superliga No. 12), Seungmin Cho (Superliga No. 17) and third-seeded Suchedniów can win against last-place KTS Gilwice, they pose a serious threat to Grodzisk Mazowiecki’s spot at the top of the Superliga.
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Key Players: Lubomir Jancarik (BYT, No. 7), Tomas Lakatos (BYT, No. 8), Patryk Zatowka (BYT, No. 23), Vladislav Ursu (GRU, No. 1), Rafał Formela (GRU, No. 24)
It will be a star-studded battle on both sides of the table when Vladislav Ursu, the Superliga’s top-ranked player, takes on Bytom’s dynamic duo of Lubomir Jancarik (Superliga No. 7) and Tomas Lakatos (Superliga No. 8). Grudziądz just barely holds a spot in the postseason, and this match’s result will likely determine whether or not they keep it.
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Key Players: Andrei Putuntica (OLE, No. 3), Francisco Sanchi (OLE, No. 63), Alan Kulczycki (OLE, No. 72), Jakub Dykas (DZI, No. 2), Samuel Kulczycki (DZI, No. 14)
Andrei Putuntica (Superliga No. 3) vs. Jakub Dyjas (Superliga No. 2). A star-studded matchup between two teams with different goals for this season. Olesno, the current No. 10 seed, hopes to use this as a “get right” match, which could boost its standing with a couple of losses from other teams. Działdowo, on the other hand, looks to take its highly talented roster to the playoffs, and a win here could put them in position to do so.
Key Players: Patryk Chojnowski (BIA, No. 11), Piotr Chodorski (BIA, No. 18), Baldwin Chan (BIA), Lubomir Jancarik (BYT, No. 7), Tomas Lakatos (BYT, No. 8), Patryk Zatowka (BYT, No. 23)
Only one match separates these two teams, both of which are ranked right in the middle of the league at No. 8 and No. 7, respectively. The winner of this match could compete for a playoff spot in a few weeks, while the loser could have their postseason ambitions squandered. Those high stakes could bring out the best in the Top 15 Superliga players expected to play, including Lubomir Jancarik (Superliga No. 7), Tomas Lakatos (Superliga No. 8) and Patryk Chojnowski (Superliga No. 11).
Key Players: Marcel Błaszczyk (WACH, No. 19), Andrej Gacina (WACH), Amirreza Abbasi (ZAM, No. 4), Viktor Brodd (ZAM, No. 13)
Sixth-seeded Trefl Zamość, just one game below .500, could go in either direction after this match. They could jump to the No. 4 seed and take a spot in the postseason, but they could also crash to the No. 9 seed. Their match will be against a Wąchock team desperate to escape from No. 11, but Amirezza Abbasi (Superliga No. 4) and Viktor Brodd (Superliga No. 13) won’t let them rise so easily.
Key Players: Robert Gardos (GDA, No. 5), Szymon Malicki (GDA, No. 16), Taehyun Kim (GDA, No. 20), Marek Badowski (GRO, No. 6), Miłosz Redzimski (GRO, No. 10), Gionis Panagiotis (GRO, No. 14)
The top two seeds in the Superliga face off in a battle that could determine the next No. 1 seed. Gdańsk is determined to take that throne for itself, but Grodzisk Mazowiecki isn’t ready to abdicate its throne. With potential stakes this high, and with more talent on both sides of this table than there are spots available to play, this will be a can’t-miss match, no matter who plays.
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Key Players: Vladislav Ursu (GRU, No. 1), Rafał Formela (GRU, No. 24), Dimitrije Levajac (TOR, No. 9), Asuka Sakai (TOR, No. 30), Lubomir Pistej (TOR, No. 52)
Fourth-seeded Grudziądz has one thing that no other team has: the Supderliga’s No. 1 player. Vladislav Ursu has led his team to a Top Four spot and an 8-5 record so far this season, but that’s not going to satisfy them. They want to rise as high as possible, but they’ll have to face a 10th-seeded Toruń team hoping to turn their 6-7 record into a spot in the postseason. If Grudziądz can’t take Dimitrije Levajac (Superliga No. 9) and Toruń down, it risks losing its No. 4 seed.
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