3 – 1
“Patryk Kun opens the scoring for Wisła Płock, finishing off a Dion Gallapeni assist after Wisła had already tested the Cracovia goal twice in the opening ten minutes.”
“Moments after the red card, Wisła doubled their lead in unfortunate fashion when Sebastian Madejski turned Adam Radwanski's saved shot into his own net.”
Pivotal“Fresh off the bench, Mohamed Berte heads home a Mauro Perkovic cross to give Cracovia a lifeline and cut the deficit to 2-1.”
“Wisła immediately snuffed out any comeback hopes as Samuel Akere fired home Adam Radwanski's assist to restore the two-goal cushion at 3-1.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Wisła Płock made their early dominance count when Patryk Kun converted a Dion Gallapeni assist after just 10 minutes, and though the game simmered for long stretches afterward, the contest turned decisively when Dominik Baumgartner picked up a second yellow in the 58th minute. Down to ten men, Cracovia's defense caved three minutes later as Sebastian Madejski turned Adam Radwanski's saved effort into his own net, and the floodgates opened from there. Cracovia briefly threatened a fightback when substitute Mohamed Berte pulled one back within a minute of coming on, but Samuel Akere restored the two-goal cushion just 60 seconds later to settle any nerves. Wisła's control was reflected across the stat sheet - more shots, more shots on target, more tackles and more big chances created - as they made their numerical and tactical advantage count in a match that came alive only after the sending-off.
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