4 – 3
“Samuel Ntamack opened the scoring for Piast Gliwice, converting after Ivan Lima's assist following a spell of pressure that had already seen Ntamack's earlier effort saved. Piast drew first blood despite Wisła's territorial edge.”
Pivotal“After Wisła levelled at 2-2 through Bozic early in the second half, Jakub Łabojko won and converted a penalty to restore Piast's lead at 3-2. Łabojko had been a constant threat, having already been blocked twice before forcing the spot-kick situation.”
Pivotal“Just four minutes after Piast regained the lead, Jordi Sánchez struck for the second time to level at 3-3, completing a remarkable personal performance and seemingly setting Wisła up for a share of the points at the very least.”
Pivotal“With the match seemingly destined for a draw, substitute Leandro Sanca — on since the 74th minute — latched onto an Emmanuel Twumasi cross and fired home to give Piast a stunning 4-3 winner. It capped a match in which Wisła had dominated every statistical category but left with nothing.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Piast Gliwice led 2-0 at the half-hour mark through Samuel Ntamack and Hugo Vallejo, looking entirely in control despite Wisła dominating possession and territory. Wisła's statistics — 27 shots, 77 dangerous attacks, 11 corners to Piast's four — told the story of a team that bossed the ball but kept finding themselves behind. Jordi Sánchez pulled one back before the break, and a tactical overhaul at the interval — four substitutions by Piast — completely changed the complexion of the game, with Marko Bozic levelling on 56 minutes after Szczepan Mucha had twice tested the keeper. Jakub Łabojko's penalty restored the home lead, Sánchez equalised again on 69 minutes to make it 3-3, but ultimately it was substitute Leandro Sanca, turning home an Emmanuel Twumasi cross in the 88th minute, who gave Piast a victory their goalkeeper — nine saves — had kept alive throughout. For Wisła, this is a damaging result given how thoroughly they controlled the game for long stretches; for Piast, it is a statement of resilience and clinical edge that could prove significant in the title race.
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