Not much happened on the pitch until the first goal was scored by Wisła. The Wiśła players began shooting at the 25th minute of the game and within the next 12 minutes scored three goals. First with a throw in Patryk Małecki threw the ball into the Odra penalty area, Mariusz Jop struck it clumsily, but it was taken by Andraż Kirm, who by a few metres defeated Michał Buchalik. Scarcely three minutes later it was already 2:0 to the Kraków players. The solo action was played by Patryk Małecki, who received the ball at 30 metres from Pablo Alvarez. “Mały” moved towards the goal passing several opponents and shot inside the near post and put the ball in the net.

In the 37th minute Andraż Kirm scored his second, but oh so beautiful, goal in this match. The Slovene decided to shoot from about 25 metres. The ball swung through the air in a curve and dropped into the goal just below the crossbar. Still in additional time in the first half the halfback had the chance of making it a hat trick, but Buchalik blocked his shot, but the rebound from Małecki went inside the post.

In the second half of the match there was not much action in front of the goals. Three minutes before the final whistle however Radzinevicius defeated Mariusz Pawełek, exploiting a mistake of the Wiśla defence.

Odra Wodzisław – Wisła Kraków 1:3 (0:3)
0:1 Kirm 25’
0:2 Małecki 28’
0:3 Kirm 37’
1:3 Radzinevicius 87’

Odra Wodzisław: Buchalik – Kłos, Dymkowski, Malinowski, Pielorz – Woś, Kuranty, Jary (46’ Piechniak), Kwiek (73’ Markowski), Wodecki (63’ Radzinevicius) – Bueno

Wisła Kraków: Pawełek – Alvarez, Jop, Marcelo, Piotr Brożek (59’ Boguski) – Kirm, Cantoro, Jirsak, Diaz (75’ Burliga) – Ćwielong, Małecki (80’ Leszczak)

Yellow cards: Kwiek (Odra) – Jop, Marcelo (Wisła)
Referee: Tomasz Mikulski (Lublin)

Wisł Kraków SA Press Office