Although Jagiellonia was on the offence from the start of the game, forced to recoup its losses from the first confrontation, Wisła scored the goals. In the 21st minute, when Patryk Małecki dribbled past Kupisz and crossed inside the penalty box, Łukasz Burliga managed to slot the ball in… with his chest. Even before halftime, the visitors managed to raise the score to 2:0. Once again Małecki provided the assist. Taking advantage of the rival's mistake, he ran into the penalty box and passed to Boguski who scored effortlessly.

Just after switching sides, Kulawik's players sealed their advancement to the semi-finals. In the 48th minute, after Małecki's corner kick, Radosław Sobolewski headed the ball in for the third goal. Despite the sizeable lead, Wisła's plans of advancing were in danger when Quintana scored two goals. Fortunately, Małecki took matters in his own hands once again and after a brilliant pass to Burliga set the final score at 4:2 for Wisła.

Jagiellonia Białystok – Wisła Kraków 2:4 (0:2)
0:1 Burliga 21’
0:2 Boguski 35’
0:3 Sobolewski 48’
1:3 Quintana 56’
2:3 Quintana 70’
2:4 Małecki 89’

Firts game: 2:0 for Wisła

Jagiellonia Białystok: Słowik – Norambuena, Ukah, Dźwigała, Hanzel (46’ Modelski) – Bandrowski – Kupisz (46’ Smolarek), Kim, Gajos, Quintana – Plizga (65’ Fidziukiewicz)

Wisła Kraków: Pareiko – Jovanović, Czekaj (46’ Sarki), Jaliens, Bunoza – Sobolewski, Wilk – Małecki, Chrapek (85’ Brud), Burliga – Boguski (66’ Stolarski)

Yellow cards: Ukah, Norambuena (Jagiellonia) – Sobolewski (Wisła)
Referee: Szymon Marciniak (Płock)

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office