The dark horse of the third league went into the game ambitiously, which resulted in a goalscoring opportunity already in the second minute. On the other hand, this ambition also led to some risky plays. As a result, Melikson was brought down several times. The home team's focus on Maor was no surprise. When he finally got some freedom to construct play's in the second half, Melikson was very dangerous on the left wing, which allowed the White Star to raise the score.

The ambitious third leaguer managed to maintain a clean sheet for exactly an hour. After 60 minutes, Melikson sent a perfect ball to Genkov, who headed it into the net. Six minutes later, the Bulgarian player scored once again, this time one-on-one with the goalie. "Ceco" should have scored a classic hat trick, having perfect opportunities before, after and in-between the two goals.

More goals came near the end of the match. First, Garguła scored from close range after Maćkowski made a superb save against Quioto's shot. Next, Genkov scored from Quioto's pass into the penalty box, and finally, in the last minute of the game, Boguski beat the goalkeeper in a one-on-one situation.

Luboński KS – Wisła Kraków 0:5 (0:0)
0:1 Genkov 60’
0:2 Genkov 66’
0:3 Garguła 85’
0:4 Genkov 88’
0:5 Boguski 90’

Luboński KS: Maćkowski – Piotrowski, Imbiorowicz,, Pytlak, Smutniewski – Jeżewski (74’ Izydorczyk),  Nowaczyk, Radomski (86’ Mikołajczyk), Manelski – Kubiak, Skrzycki (69’ Wyrwa)

Wisła Kraków: Pareiko – Jaliens, Chavez (61’ Sobolewski), Głowacki, Bunoza – Iliev (71’ Boguski), Wilk, Garguła, Melikson – Sikorski (57’ Quioto), Genkov

Referee: Wojciech Krztoń (Olsztyn)
Yellow cards: Głowacki, Chavez (Wisła); Nowaczyk (Luboński KS)
Audience: 2000

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