Wisła played in Zamość in its strongest line-up – only Radosław Sobolewski was missing. Nevertheless, the Hetman players used their best efforts to be a match for their visitors. Mateusz Prus made a great show and protected his goal effectively a few times. The hosts even managed to create a few interesting situations. In the 30. the defenders of Biała Gwiazda failed to notice that they had left Fundakowski unguarded. The player was all alone with Ilie Cebanu on the 6. metre. The forward only touched the ball and the keeper caught it acting only on instinct.

The Wisła players had more opportunities to make successful shots. Already in the 7. Tomas Jirska made an excellent free kick, yet Prus was equally good at defending it. Also close to a goal was Andraż Kirm, who missed it only by an inch or two hitting the bar twice. By the end of 39. Junior Diaz playing in the left wing player the ball into the penalty area of the hosts and Piotr Ćwielong finished the action with a strong shot.

In the latter half Wisła was warmed up by Paweł Brożek and Patryka Małecki. "Mały" shot two goals. First, he ran into the penalty area and lobbed the ball over the intervening Prus. Eight minutes before the end of the match Paweł Brożek served him the ball into the penalty area while Małecki passed by Prus and shot into the empty goal.

Hetman Zamość - Wisła Kraków 0:3 (0:1)
0:1 Ćwielong 39'
0:2 Małecki 75'
0:3 Małecki 82’

Hetman Zamość: Prus – Demusiak (80’ Rajtar), Grunt, Frączek (73' Miszczuk), Sowa – Litwiniuk, Skórski, Kycko (86’ Sawa), Kaczmarek – Lindner – Fundakowski

Wisła Kraków: Cebanu – Alvarez, Głowacki, Jop, Piotr Brożek – Kirm (80’ Papież), Cantoro (66' Paweł Brożek), Jirsak, Diaz – Łobodziński (66' Małecki), Ćwielong

Yellow cards: Kaczmarek (Hetman) – Głowacki (Wisła)
Referee: Adam Kajzer (Rzeszów)

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office