It was obvious that the residents of Bytów and the surrounding areas though about nothing by the game. The great show began long before the confrontation of the two teams on the field. The fans, 5,000 of which sat at the match danced to music and competitions with prizes were organized for them during the intermission.  The wonderful atmosphere attested to the fact that something very important was going on in Bytów.

Wisła fans waited exactly 15 minutes for the first goal, when Patryk Małecki showed off with his precise kick from the right wing and Piotr Ćwielong directed the ball into the goal with a head kick. In the 22nd minute, Kirma’s shot was blocked by the host's defender in a difficult situation. 6 minutes later Małecki was passing perpendicularly to Ćwielong, entering the penalty box, but he didn't reach the ball in time. In the 43rd minute in an individual attempt, Patryk Małecki made his way through to the penalty box, but his shot was not well aimed.

Wojciech Łobodziński increased the score in the 61st minute.
 Piotr Ćwielong took over the attempt from the right side, passed the ball perpendicularly to Łobodziński and with his shot he got a score of 2:0 for the White Star. Łukasz Garguła entered the field in the 73rd minute, greeted by warm applause from both teams. This was ‘Guła's' first official comeback after a long lasting knee injury.

Drutex-Bytovia II Bytów – Wisła Kraków 0:2 (0:1)
0:1 Ćwielong 15'
0:2 Łobodziński 61'

Bytovia II Bytów: Oszmaniec – Kasprowicz, Maciejrowski, Jóźwiak (88' Czech), Cierson – Łapigrowski, Kobiella, Ciemniewski, Pufelski (68' Kraska) – Stanios, Bryndal (60' Wirkus)

Wisła Kraków: Cebanu – Burliga, Jop, Marcelo, Alvarez – Łobodziński, Cantoro (90’ Janik), Diaz (73’ Garguła), Kirm – Ćwielong (65’ Jirsak), Małecki

Yellow cardsi: Cantoro, Marcelo (Wisła)
Referee: Mariusz Trofimiec (Kielce)
Spectators: 5 000

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office