0 – 5
“Allahyar Sayyadmanesh broke the deadlock for Lech Poznań, converting to make it 0-1 after a sustained period of Lech pressure that had already produced three corners in the opening quarter-hour.”
Pivotal“Pablo Rodríguez doubled Lech's lead just four minutes into the second half, ending any lingering hope KÍ had of mounting a recovery and effectively settling the tie as a contest.”
Pivotal“Antoni Kozubal made it 0-3 from a corner situation, capitalising on KÍ's defensive disorganisation moments after Jonn Johannesen had been shown a yellow card — the goal killed any remaining competitive interest in the match.”
Pivotal“Patrik Wålemark rounded off a comprehensive Lech Poznań victory with the fifth goal in stoppage time, turning provider and finisher in the same spell to underline the gulf in class between the two sides.”
KÍ
Lech Poznań
Lech Poznań were utterly commanding in Klaksvík, producing a five-goal road performance that emphatically settled this Europa League tie across two legs. The Polish side took control early through Allahyar Sayyadmanesh's 20th-minute opener, and while the first half remained relatively contained at 0-1, the second half became a rout. Pablo Rodríguez doubled the advantage shortly after the restart, and from that point KÍ — already chasing the tie on aggregate — had no plausible path back. Antoni Kozubal made it three on 75 minutes, with a corner routine the immediate precursor, before Daniel Håkans and Patrik Wålemark piled on in the closing minutes to put a gloss on proceedings that reflected Lech's complete dominance. The statistics underscored the gulf: Lech won the shot count 14 to 6, placed nine on target compared to KÍ's two, and registered 95 dangerous attacks to the Faroese side's 64. KÍ's evening ended in frustration, with a flurry of yellow cards in the final ten minutes — including ones for Jonn Johannesen, Michał Gurgul, Hallur Hansson, Árni Frederiksberg, and Daniel Johansen — suggesting discipline gave way as the scoreline worsened. For Lech, this is a confident European progression that will carry real momentum into their domestic campaign.
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Match ends with a score of 0-5.
Jonn JohannesenYellow CardYellow card issued to D. Jonn Johannesen.
assist: Antoni Kozubal
Goal! Patrik Walemark scores, making it 0-5.
Yellow card issued to Arni Frederiksberg.
Goal! Daniel Hakans scores to make it 0-4, assisted by Patrik Walemark.
Substitution: Simun Kalso comes on for Deni Pavlovic.
Corner awarded.
Michał GurgulYellow CardYellow card issued to Michal Gurgul.
Hallur HanssonYellow CardYellow card issued to Hallur Hansson.
Substitution: David Reynheim comes on for Oussama Ali.
D.Jonn Johannesen is coming on for Jean Carlos Chera.
Robert Gumny is on, and Juan Pablo Rodriguez Guerrero is off.
Karol Delikat comes on for Luis Enrique Palma Oseguera.
Goal! Antoni Kozubal scores, making it 3-0.
Corner awarded.
Yellow card issued to Jonn Johannesen.
Corner awarded.
Corner awarded.
Jonn Johannesen is replaced by Gilli Sorensen.
On John Ziska Joensen, off Mansour Sinyan.
Radoslaw Murawski is substituted off for Allahyar Sayyadmanesh.
Corner awarded.
Goal! The score is now 0-2.
First half ends with the score at 0-1.
Daniel Hakans is substituted off for Mikael Ishak.
Corner awarded.
Corner awarded.
Corner awarded.
Corner awarded.
Allahyar SayyadmaneshYellow CardYellow card issued to Allahyar Sayyadmanesh.
assist: Mikael Ishak
Goal! Allahyar Sayyadmanesh scores, making it 0-1.
Corner awarded.
Corner awarded.
Corner awarded.
Kick-off! The referee is Igor Pajac.
