Coach Maaskant gave Andraż Kirm a chance to play from the first minute. The halfback returned the favour with two goals he scored himself and assisted goals. Before it happened, however the fans watching the match at Reymonta 22 had difficult moments. In the first part of the meeting, Lechia was a better team, which it confirmed with a goal scored in the 11. minute of the match. Despite a few more dangerous situations caused by Lechia, Wisła proved to be a successful shooter. Małecki turned Kirm's shot into a goal.


The latter part of the match began with a heavy attack of the hosts. In the 47. minute, the too short a cross from Kapsa was taken over by Sobolewski who bashed a ball, which could not have been defended, into the long corner. Twenty minutes later, the fans were applauding another goal for Biała Gwiazda. The penalty kick for Kirm's foul was taken advantage of by Paweł Brożek. The spirits were still high after Brożek's goal, when Wisła scored yet another point. With the straight shot, Kirm activated Paljić. The Slovenian footballer went one on one with Kapsa and gave the Gdańsk team goalkeeper no chance.

Eight minutes before the end of the meeting, an ex-player of Wisła, i.e. Tomasz Dawidowski, defeated Pawełek yet the reply of Robert Maaskant team was crushing. Kirm defeated the goal for the second time in this match with a shot from a distance.

Wisła Kraków – Lechia Gdańsk 5:2 (1:1)
0:1 Bąk 11’
1:1 Małecki 30’
2:1 Sobolewski 47’
3:1 Paweł Brożek 67’ (k.)
4:1 Kirm 70’
4:2 Dawidowski 82’
5:2 Kirm 85’

Wisła Kraków: Pawełek – Cikos, Chavez, Bunoza, Paljić – Małecki, Sobolewski, Garguła (79' Rios), Boukhari (61' Wilk), Kirm – Paweł Brożek (88' Żurawski)

Lechia Gdańsk: Kapsa – Deleu, Kozans, Bąk, Wołąkiewicz (52' Kaczmarek) – Nowak, Traore, Surma, Lukjanovs (71' Wiśniewski) – Buval, Buzała (61' Dawidowski)

Yellow cards: Wilk (Wisła) – Kożans (Lechia)
Referee: Szymon Marciniak (Płock)
Audience: 15 000

Wisła Kraków SA Press Office