The first half ended without a single shot on target, however Jagiellonia was on the defence more often than Wisła. Unfortunately, the home team was unable to defeat Jakub Słowik. The second half could have had a very good start for Wisła – Daniel Sikorski was one-on-one with Jagiellonia's goalkeeper, but Słowik managed to stop the attempt. Iliev got the ball and kicked, but his shot was deflected from the goal line by one of the defenders.

In the 62nd minute, Słowik proved himself once again by stopping Maor Melikson's attempt, and in the 76th minute, Rafał Boguski's shot at goal was accidentally deflected by Sikorski. Six minutes before the end of the game, Boguski had yet another opportunity to score, but was stopped by Jagiellonia's defender.

Towards the end of the game Wisła's attacks intensified, unfortunately still without success. In added time, Maor Melikson had his chance to steal the game. Having got the ball, he ran down the pitch towards Słowik's goal and stormed inside the penalty box, but sent the ball above the crossbar.

Wisła Kraków – Jagiellonia Białystok 0:0

Wisła Kraków: Pareiko – Jaliens, Głowacki, Czekaj, Bunoza (83’ Frederiksen) – Iliev (74’ Boguski), Wilk, Chrapek (57’ Genkov), Melikson – Garguła – Sikorski

Jagiellonia Białystok: Słowik – Modelski, Ukah, Norambuena, Grzyb – Kupisz, Tymiński, Smolarek (83’ Kędzior), Pazdan – Zahorski, Frankowski

Yellow cards: Czekaj, Głowacki, Jaliens, Bunoza (Wisła) – Tymiński, Modelski, Ukah (Jagiellonia)
Referee: Marcin Borski (Warszawa)
Audience: 18 421

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