In the game against the second to last team in the table, the White Star showed two different faces. The team led by Michał Probierz completely dominated the first half of the match. However, Wisła's performance in the second half made its fans uncertain of the outcome until the final whistle.

The home team's unmistakable hero was Tsvetan Genkov who scored a hat-trick. Already 8 minutes into the game, the Bulgarian attacker managed to defeat Velimirović, scoring off a corner kick header. Some 20 minutes later, "Ceco" received a pass from Kirm to the 5th metre and scored off a precise shot. The White Star's attacker completed his hat-trick in the 55th minute, after a perfect cross by Paljić. The Wisła player scored his second header goal that day.

With a 3:0 advantage, Wisła's win seemed certain. However, already 2 minutes after Wisła's third goal, Marek Gancarczyk took the entire opposing team by surprise and took advantage of Michał Czekaj's mistake. After another 10 minutes, Kujawa used the chaos inside the penalty box to his advantage and raised the score to 2:3 after a free kick. Despite fighting until the very end, ŁKS was unable to equalize.

Wisła Kraków – ŁKS Łódź 3:2 (2:0)
1:0 Genkov 8’
2:0 Genkov 27’
3:0 Genkov 55’
3:1 Gancarczyk 57’
3:2 Kujawa 68’

Wisła Kraków: Pareiko – Jirsak, Czekaj, Diaz, Paljić – Nunez, Garguła (89’ Jaliens) – Iliev (67’ Lamey), Melikson (75’ Małecki), Kirm – Genkov

ŁKS Łódź: Velimirović – Gieraga (80’ Sasin), Klepczarek, Łabędzki, Gercaliu – Łobodziński, Iwański, Laizans, Saganowski – Bonin (67’ Kujawa) – Stąporski (46’ Gancarczyk)

Yellow cards: Nunez, Diaz (Wisła) – Klepczarek, Gieraga, Łabędzki (ŁKS)
Referee: Sebastian Jarzębak (Bytom)
Audience: 15 019

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office