It was the White Star that dominated throughout the game, although they did not manage to score for 67 minutes. One of outstandingly active Wisła players was Andraž Kirm who had several opportunities to beat Daniel Andersson. Unfortunately, the Slovene halfback could not put the ball into the net. Also Nunez, Małecki and Genkov had their chances to score. What they lacked, however, was the ability to finish their attacks. Finally in the 67th minute, after an individual move and a shot from several meters, Maor Melikson forced the goalkeeper to capitulate. Wisła followed up this advantage and two minutes later the result was 2-0. His assist had Patryk Małecki, who played the ball from the left wing onto Dudu Biton’s head. With his header, Biton sent the ball next to the goalkeeper into the net.

Despite Wisła’s unquestionable advantage, the home team had a chance to score a goal too. In the 65th minute, they managed to create a dangerous situation in Wisła’s penalty area. Luckily, Bunoza managed to kick the ball out. Five minutes later, when Wisła had already a two-goal advantage, Christopher Andersson hit the crossbar with his attempt.

Helsingborg IF – Wisła Kraków 0:2 (0:0)
0:1 Melikson 67’
0:2 Biton 69’

Helsingborg IF: D. Andersson – Ch. Andersson, Solda, Hanstveit, Wahlstedt – Ohlander (64' Uronen), Mahlangu, Gashi, Bouaouzan (72' Nordmark) – Sörum (72' Ramadan), Martinez

Wisła Kraków: Pareiko – Lamey (60’ Jovanović), Jaliens (71’ Chavez), Czekaj (60’ Bunoza), Diaz (71’ Paljić) – Wilk, Nunez (71’ Jirsak) – Małecki, Melikson (71’ Garguła), Kirm (60’ Iliev) – Genkov (60’ Biton)

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office