Although everyone watched the tested players, the main focus was on Andres Rios and Tomas Jirsak. The former was charming the audience with his technique - he would the rivals push and squeeze the rivals down to the ground or attempt an overhead kick. The latter gave two dangerous distance shots and in the 31. minute he assisted the first goal. Tomas played a straight ball between the defenders to Christian Tiboni, who took it and defeated Michał Wróbel with one strong shot from a dozen of metres.

The second half was less exciting. The game became more interesting in 71. minute when Dziewulski decided to shoot from 20 metres scoring the goal; the ball went past the post by an inch thus equalising the result, which was held for only eleven minutes. In the final seconds of thematic, Andraż Kirm scored the winning goal. In the last second of the match, the final result was determined by the youngest footballer on the pitch, i.e. Michał Nalepa, a defensive stopper, who defeated Wróbel with a head shot.

After the match a decision was made to keep out of the four tested footballers Rok Elsner in Kraków.

Wisła Kraków – KSZO Ostrowiec Św. 3:1 (1:0)
1:0 Tiboni 31’
1:1 Dziewulski 70’
2:1 Kirm 81’
3:1 Nalepa 90’

Wisła Kraków: Pawełek – Mendy, Elsner, Esposito (77’ Nalepa), Singlar – Łobodziński (46’ Kirm), Wilk, Jirsak (61’ Chrapek), Paljić – Tiboni, Rios (46’ Małecki)

KSZO Ostrowiec Św.:  Wróbel – Stachurski (63’ Dębniak), Dybiec, Lasocki, Łatkowski – Cieciura (46’ Dziewulski), J. Białek (77’ Mąka), Skórnicki (46’ Woropajew), Persona – W. Białek (46’ Twardowski), Kanarski (61’ Żelazowski)

Yellow i: Paljić (Wisła); Woropajew, Skórnicki (KSZO)
Sędziował: Tomasz Musiał (Kraków)

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office