“Ángel Rodado converts after a flurry of blocked and saved shots to put Wisła ahead, assisted by Kacper Duda.”
Pivotal“Adam Ciućka levels the score for Śląsk shortly after coming on as a substitute, assisted by fellow sub Eniss Shabani.”
Pivotal“Alan Uryga scores the winner in the final minute after Kacper Duda's shot was blocked and then saved, sealing a dramatic finish.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Wisła Kraków dominated from start to finish, racking up 26 shots and 64 dangerous attacks against a Śląsk side that mustered just 5 shots all match, yet the visitors somehow found themselves level for large stretches of the second half. Ángel Rodado's early strike, set up by Kacper Duda, gave Wisła the lead they threatened throughout the opening period, but Śląsk's resilience paid off when substitute Adam Ciućka equalized in the 76th minute off a Eniss Shabani assist, completely against the tide of the game. Despite Śląsk's defensive discipline limiting Wisła to just one goal from all that pressure, the hosts kept pushing and were rewarded when Alan Uryga struck in the dying seconds after Kacper Duda's efforts were blocked and saved. For Wisła, this result underlines their status as a genuine force in the title race, converting near-total control into a hard-fought three points, while Śląsk will rue their inability to hold on despite riding their luck for large periods.
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Wisła Kraków welcome bottom-half strugglers Śląsk Wrocław to Stadion Miejski im. Henryka Reymana on Friday night, with the hosts riding a solid run of form and sitting comfortably in the top five. Śląsk, mired in 15th and winless in their last several outings, face an uphill battle against a Wisła side buoyed by a recent win over Jagiellonia.