2 – 2
“Antonio Milic turns the ball into his own net following a corner scramble, gifting Widzew an early lead”
“Lucas Piazón levels the score for Wieczysta after a corner routine unsettles the Widzew defense”
Pivotal“Fresh off the bench, Mario García fires Widzew back in front just two minutes after coming on, assisted by fellow substitute Sebastian Bergier”
Pivotal“Antonio Milic atones for his earlier own goal by heading home Wieczysta's equalizer, assisted by fellow substitute Petar Pusic”
Pivotal“Chaos in stoppage time as Wieczysta manager Željko Kopić is sent off twice - first for delay of game, then for entering the field of play”
Outstanding performance

Widzew Lodz looked set to cruise after Antonio Milic's unfortunate own goal opened the scoring, but Wieczysta Kraków responded well through Lucas Piazón before halftime to level things up. The hosts dominated the underlying numbers, racking up 19 shots to 13 and a striking 67 dangerous attacks compared to Wieczysta's 39, yet couldn't turn that pressure into a decisive edge on the scoreboard. Mario García's 65th-minute strike, created just moments after a double substitution injected fresh legs, looked to have won it for Widzew, but Milic's second involvement of the night - this time at the right end - snatched a share of the spoils with ten minutes to go. The night ended in farce as Wieczysta boss Željko Kopić saw red twice in stoppage time, first for delay of game and then for entering the field of play, capping a frenetic finish to a five-card, three-goal thriller.
How entertaining was this match?
Widzew Łódź look to convert a season full of draws into their second win when bottom-half strugglers Wieczysta Kraków visit Stadion Miejski. With new boss Mateusz Stolarski settling in after a promising point at Legia, the hosts will fancy their chances against a Wieczysta side mired in a dismal away run.