The match was even, though in the first half it was Wisła that created more opportunity situations. In the 4th minute Radosław Sobolewski took the ball in midfield from Tomasz Bandrowski, ran with it for several metres and decided to shoot from a distance. Krzysztof Kotorowski had difficulty in keeping the powerful shot out of the goal. In the 27th minute the Wiśla players counter-attacked, after which they might have led 1:0. Patryk Małecki running from the left side of sent the ball into the centre to Paweł Brożek, and he seeing Wojciech Łobodziński beside him, immediately passed it to him. “Łobo” struck the ball with his left foot, but this time Kotorowski made a remarkable save and prevented the ball from going into the net. Lech also created several opportunities for itself. In the 20th minute a couple of dozen metres from the Mariusz Pawełek’s goal, Robert Lewandowski shot, but he missed. This was the one occasion when Lewandowski was dangerous in this match.

In the second half of the match it was Krivets, who came nearest to scoring for Lech. A quarter of an hour before the final whistle, the visitors made a counter attack. Sławomir Peszko swung the ball from the right side to the left, to the unwatched Krivets, who having only Pawełek in front of him, struck the goal lengthways.

Wisła Kraków – Lech Poznań 0:0

Wisła Kraków: Pawełek – Alvarez, Jop, Marcelo, Piotr Brożek – Łobodziński (83' Kirm), Sobolewski, Diaz, Małecki – Paweł Brożek (79' Jirsak), Boguski

Lech Poznań: Kotorowski – Wojtkowiak, Bosacki, Arboleda, Gancarczyk – Peszko (89' Chrapek), Bandrowski, Stilić (80' Mikołajczak), Injac, Krivets – Lewandowski

Yellow cards: Gancarczyk, Lewandowski (Lech)
Referee: Robert Małek (Zabrze)
Audience: 6 000

Wisła Kraków SA, Press Office