The game between Wisła and Lechia in Międzychód attracted several hundred spectators, who saw as many as five goals before half time. Lechia opened the score in the 10th minute when Traore defeated Miśkiewicz after Rasiak's pass from the left side. Eleven minutes later, Genkov scored an equaliser.

Spectators had to wait until the 39th minute to see more goals, but were rewarded with three in just 240 seconds. Rasiak raised the score to 2:1 when he beat Miśkiewicz to the ball, after a long pass from the back. Two minutes later, Garguła scored an equaliser from a penalty kick. After another two minutes, Wisła was in the lead. Genkov ran towards the goal line and passed back to Boguski who defeated Sebastian Małkowski from several metres.

For the second half, managers brought in the B squads. Although the pace of the game declined, both Wisła and Lechia had their goalscoring opportunities. In the 55th minute, Kamiński was one on one with Michał Buchalik. He shot twice, but both attempts were denied by the opposing goalkeeper. Lechia, on the other hand, managed to equalize in the 70th minute. This score remained unchanged until the end of the match. Jan Kocoń crossed the ball in from a free kick and Piotr Grzelczak scored with a header.

Wisła Kraków – Lechia Gdańsk 3:3 (3:2)
0:1 Traore 10’
1:1 Genkov 21’
1:2 Rasiak 39’
2:2 Garguła 41’ (p.)
3:2 Boguski 43’
3:3 Grzelczak 70’

Wisła Kraków:
1st half: Miśkiewicz – Burliga, Piwowarczyk, Jaliens, Żemło – Szewczyk, Sobolewski, Garguła, Melikson – Boguski, Genkov
2ng half: Kocoń – Lepiarz, Czekaj, Piwowarczyk, Bunoza – Wilk – Iliev, Buras (76’ Kolanko), Chrapek, Kirm – Kamiński

Lechia Gdańsk:
1st half: Małkowski – Deleu, Bąk, Madera, Airapetian – Surma, Andreu – Wiśniewski, Nowak, Rasiak – Traore
2nd half: Buchalik – Pietrowski, Bajić, Madera (72’ Kostrzewa), Andruskievicius – Andreu (72’ Zyska), Machaj – Wojciechowski, Tyszyński, Grzelczak – Traore (57’ Górka)

Referee: Szymon Lizak (Poznań)

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office