Kulawik rarely makes changes to Wisła's line-up, but when he does, they surprise everyone. Such was the situation during the game with Widzew, where Rafał Boguski played from the very first minute. Boguski started off in a spectacular way. Not even a minute into the game, he had already scored after Maor Melikson's pass from the right side of the penalty box. Twelve minutes later, the White Star's attacker repeated this feat, raising the score to 2:0 after a pass from the right side from Ivica Iliev.

With these two goals, Wisła started to play more passively, at times too passively, which the home team took advantage of in the 28th minute. Marcin Kaczmarek crossed the ball in from the left side of the penalty box and Mehdi Ben Dhifallah scored with a header.

The home team struggled for an equaliser throughout the second half, but played chaotically, and even had to finish the game without Ben Dhifallah, who saw a red card.

Widzew Łódź – Wisła Kraków 1:2 (1:2)
0:1 Boguski 01’
0:2 Boguski 13’
1:2 Ben Dhifallah 28’

Widzew Łódź: Mielcarz – Broź, Phibel, Duda, Bartkowski (84’ Banasiak) – Rybicki (71’ Kowalski), Okachi, Bartoszewicz, Dudek (77’ Stępiński M.), Kaczmarek – Ben Dhifallah

Wisła Kraków: Pareiko – Jaliens, Głowacki, Czekaj, Bunoza – Wilk, Sobolewski (69’ Chrapek) – Iliev, Garguła, Melikson (68’ Genkov) – Boguski (83’ Quioto)

Yellow cards: Ben Dhifallah, Kaczmarek, Okachi, Bartkowski, Bartoszewicz (Widzew) – Bunoza, Wilk, Chrapek, Czekaj, Genkov (Wisła)
Red card: Ben Dhifallah (second yellow)
Referee: Tomasz Wajda (Żywiec)
Audience: 4 700

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