Revenue from tickets will go to Szczurów, a community which was severely affected by this year's flood in Poland. During the break, Marian Zalewski, the Head of Szczurów Commune received from Bogdan Basałaj, the President of Wisła Kraków, and Jakub Jarosz, Executive Director of the club, a set of playing kits for the local team, LKS Korona Niedzieliska.

During a friendly against Tatran Presov, Henryk Kasperczak took the last opportunity to take a closer look at the tested footballers: Helton from Brazil and Etane Etamane from Cameroon. This was the first opportunity for the Cameroonian striker to show his skills. Helton was given more opportunities to play.

Wisła took a firm 3:0 lead against Tatran in the first half; Tomas Jirsak scored the first goal in the 13th minute. The second goal was the work of Paweł Brożek. „Brozio”dodged past a defender and the goalkeeper and scored a goal from a sharp angle. Five minutes before the break, Piotr Brożek brought the score up to 3:0 after heading the ball into the goal after a pass from Wojciech Łobodziński.

In the second half, Wisła allowed the Slovakia team to recover the ball and score twice. Lubos Belejik scored in the 51st minute after Wisła’s mistake in defence. The second goal was scored in the 79th minute by Josl after a beautiful free kick.

Wisła Kraków – Tatran Presov 3:2 (3:0)
1:0 Jirsak 16’
2:0 Paweł Brożek 31’
3:0 Piotr Brożek 40’
3:1 Belejik 51’
3:2 Josl 79’

Wisła Kraków: Kurto – Singlar, Marcelo (69’ Kowalski), Cleber, Diaz – Łobodziński, Jirsak, Helton (60’ Sobolewski), Mączyński, Piotr Brożek – Paweł Brożek

Tatran Presov: Divis – Piter-Bucko, Basista, Macko (59' Liptak), Ać, Pandurov (64' Josl), Katona (59' Cicman), Bognar (46' Dolny), Belejik 946' Bernardo), Farbak (46' Krajnik), Papaj (64' Vrsajević)

Referee: Jan Chlipała

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office