2 – 2
“Musa Juwara broke the deadlock inside three minutes, converting an assist from Maciej Wojciechowski to give Pogoń Szczecin the perfect start.”
Pivotal“Musa Juwara's nightmare afternoon deepened when he turned the ball into his own net to level at 1-1, James Igbekeme's delivery causing the defensive mix-up that undid Pogoń's lead.”
Pivotal“Pogoń responded almost immediately from the corner situation, Linus Wahlqvist restoring the hosts' lead with a composed right-footed finish to make it 2-1 within four minutes of conceding.”
Pivotal“Élie Youan levelled for Wisła Kraków at 2-2, converting from a corner to complete the visitors' second comeback of the half and ultimately deny Pogoń the win.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Pogoń Szczecin twice led but could not hold on, ultimately settling for a point in a breathless first half at Szczecin. Musa Juwara put the hosts in front inside three minutes, only for an unfortunate own goal — Juwara turning the ball into his own net — to level matters at 1-1 by the 20th minute. Linus Wahlqvist restored Pogoń's lead almost immediately with a composed right-footed finish, but Élie Youan cancelled it out for Wisła before the half-hour mark was long past. Despite controlling just 39% of possession and being outpassed by a Wisła side that completed 532 passes at 88% accuracy, Pogoń were the more dangerous team in front of goal — racking up seven shots on target to their opponents' three and creating two big chances to Wisła's one. The second half offered little by comparison, with the six substitutions failing to unlock either defence and the match drifting to its conclusion. For Wisła, who sit in the title picture with a titleRace context of nine, a point away from home has a certain value; for Pogoń, two dropped points from a winning position will sting as they look to climb away from the wrong end of the table.
How entertaining was this match?
Pogoń Szczecin and Wisła Kraków meet in a perfectly poised Ekstraklasa showdown with both sides level on six points and eyeing a push up the table. The sides carry a fierce recent history — including Wisła's Polish Cup final triumph in 2024 — into a Sunday evening fixture expecting a packed house of around 20,000 fans. Previews lean toward goals, and with the teams so evenly matched, this one could go either way.