Published October 23, 2026 · By the Goalorithm model desk
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Match report
Anderlecht beat Jagiellonia 0-3 in the UEFA Europa League on Thursday, October 22, with a 3-0 win for Anderlecht over Jagiellonia. At Stadion Miejski w Białymstoku, Anderlecht scored before the interval and added to their lead after the break; Jagiellonia finished without a goal.
The half-time score was 0-1, and only Anderlecht ever led. Anderlecht’s advantage grew to a three-goal lead at 0-3, completing a result that differed from the model’s pre-match most likely outcome. The scoreline tells a clear story: Anderlecht found the net in both halves, while Jagiellonia did not score. The decisive moments came at separate points in the match, with Anderlecht’s lead first established before the break and then extended late on.
How it unfolded
Mihajlo Cvetkovic opened the scoring for Anderlecht in the 21st minute, making it 0-1. Anderlecht carried that advantage into the interval, with Jagiellonia unable to find an equaliser before the break. That early goal gave the match its first lead, and only Anderlecht ever led.
Marten Winkler extended Anderlecht’s lead in the 72nd minute, changing the score to 0-2. Jayden Onia-Seke added another in the 80th minute to make it 0-3; those goals secured a three-goal lead for Anderlecht and set the final margin. The late goals turned an advantage into a decisive scoreline, with Jagiellonia still unable to reply.