Wisła prevailed in the first half. One of those player who stood out during the match was Andraž Kirm, for whom it was the first match in Oliva – he could not play earlier due to an injury. “Kiro” had four of five excellent opportunities to score, some of which he should have taken advantage of. Although it seemed that it was a matter of seconds for Wisła to score, it was FC St. Pauli that took the lead. After a free kick centre by Naki, the ball landed undisturbed in the net. Wisła equalized the score after a beautiful piece by Łukasz Garguła and Daniel Brud. After quick ball exchanges, Brud found himself in a one-on-one situation with the goalkeeper and managed to put the ball into the net.

In the second half, the match became more balanced. The German team managed to take the lead again in the 74th minute. Milan Jovanić saved one shot but was unable to block another by Slisković. Wisła equalized in extra time. After a pass from Kirm from the left side of the pitch, Jovanović captured the ball in the penalty area and sent it over the goalkeeper. Briefly after the goal, the referee whistled to the end of the match.

Wisła Kraków – FC St. Pauli 2:2 (1:1)
0:1 Naki 21'
1:1 Brud 31'
1:2 Sliskovic 74'
2:2 Jovanović 90'

Wisła Kraków: Jovanić – Jaliens (46' Jovanović), Chavez (46' Czekaj), Diaz (46' Bunoza), Paljić (46' Nunez) – Brud (46' Uryga), Jirsak (46' Wilk), Iliev (46' Szewczyk), Garguła (46' Melikson), Kirm – Genkov (46' Małecki)

FC St. Pauli: Pliquett – Rothenbach (46' Volz), Morena (46' Thorant), Gunesch (46' Zambrano), Schachten (46' Kalla) – Bartels (46' Daube), Funk (46' Boll), Naki (46' Bruns), Filipovic (46' Schindler), Ebbers (46' Kurse) – Saglik (46' Zambrano)

Yellow cards: Wilk (Wisła) – Pliquett, Daube, Kalla (St. Pauli)
Red card: Kalla (second yellow)

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office