Wisła was really determined to win the final exhibition game. But as the first minutes of the game had shown, Lokomotiv Plovdiv wasn't about to give in. The odds were even and scoring chances were few at either side.

Wisła was much closer to success in the second half. Boguski and Sikorski both had very good chances. The latter even managed to score in the 59th minute, but the referee called offside.

Rafał Boguski tried his luck as well, launching numerous offensives at Lokomotiv's goal. Two minutes before Sikorski's denied goal, Boguski came close to scoring, but his shot missed by a couple of centimetres. Several minutes later, he had another chance inside the penalty box, but was tackled by one of the defenders. Boguski demanded a penalty, but the referee decided otherwise.

Ten minutes before the end, Sikorski, Boguski and Sobolewski constructed a great play. Had Boguski better aimed his pass, Wisła's captain would have certainly reached the ball and scored, but the Bulgarian team's goalie was closer and managed to stop the attempt.

Wisła Kraków – Lokomotiv Plovdiv 0:0

Wisła Kraków: Pareiko (84’ Bieszczad) – Jaliens (70’ Jovanović), Chavez, Sobolewski, Bunoza – Wilk (63’ Głowacki) – Małecki (76’ Uryga), Garguła (46’ Boguski), Chrapek (70’ Brud),  Szewczyk (15’ Kosowski) – Genkov (46’ Sikorski)

Lokomotiv Plovdiv: Gospodinov – Mechedzhiev, Kovachev, Kavdanski, Atanasov – Georgiev, Zlatinski, Abushev, Georgiev – Diego, Stefanov

Yellow cards: Chavez, Genkov, Pareiko, Brud (Wisła); V. Georgiev, Zlatinski (Lokomotiv)

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office