3 – 2
“Mateusz Wieteska headed Wieczysta into the lead against the run of early play. The goal came from a corner, capping a spell of Wieczysta pressure that had seen both Vojtko and Mras threaten in the minutes before.”
Pivotal“Mauro Perkovic equalised on the stroke of half-time, converting a Mateusz Klich assist to restore parity at 1-1 and send Cracovia into the break level after Wieczysta had looked the sharper side.”
Pivotal“Lisandro Semedo converted a penalty to put Wieczysta back in front at 1-2 just eight minutes into the second half, threatening to put the derby beyond Cracovia's reach.”
Pivotal“Ajdin Hasic equalised for Cracovia at 2-2, capitalising on sustained pressure from the newly introduced Mohamed Berte, whose two blocked efforts in the 72nd and 73rd minutes had softened Wieczysta's defensive shape before Hasic found the net.”
Pivotal“Ajdin Hasic completed a stunning individual performance by firing home Cracovia's winner in stoppage time, ending the derby 3-2 and devastating a Wieczysta side who had led twice.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Cracovia came from behind twice to win a breathless Kraków derby, doing so with less of the ball but considerably more cutting edge in the moments that mattered. Wieczysta dominated possession with 55% and looked the more composed side for long stretches, opening the scoring through Mateusz Wieteska in the 23rd minute and restoring their lead from the penalty spot via Lisandro Semedo midway through the second half. But Cracovia's 24 shots — double their opponents' tally — reflected a relentless attacking intent even when the scoreline was against them. Mauro Perkovic's first-half equaliser, assisted by Mateusz Klich, kept Cracovia level at the break, and when Ajdin Hasic equalised on 78 minutes after Mohamed Berte had twice tested Wieczysta's defence, the momentum had irrevocably shifted. Hasic then broke Wieczysta hearts with a 90th-minute winner, completing a comeback that says as much about Cracovia's bench — six substitutions reshaping the second half — as it does about their individual quality. For Wieczysta, a second-half lead twice surrendered will be difficult to process; they were the better team in terms of structure but ultimately lacked Cracovia's match-winning instinct when it mattered most.
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