2 – 2
“Robert Gumny opened the scoring for Lech Poznań, assisted by Luis Enrique Palma Oseguera, reaffirming the visitors' intent even with the tie already won.”
“Simon Lengen equalised for Thun just five minutes later, assisted by Furkan Dursun, injecting some brief life into what was otherwise a hollow occasion.”
“Furkan Dursun turned from provider to scorer, finishing off an assist from Nico Maier — who had been booked just eleven minutes earlier — to put Thun in front heading into the break.”
Pivotal“Patrik Wålemark, who had been booked for diving earlier in the half, redeemed himself with a composed finish assisted by Mateusz Lis to restore parity at 2-2.”
Outstanding performance

With Lech Poznań arriving in Thun holding a commanding 7-1 lead from the first leg, this was always going to be a formality rather than a contest, and the match played out accordingly. The visitors took control early through Robert Gumny's 17th-minute opener, assisted by Luis Enrique Palma Oseguera, only for Thun to show admirable pride with a quick equaliser from Simon Lengen, set up by Furkan Dursun. The hosts then went in front through Dursun himself just before the break, giving the Stade de Thun something to cheer — but Patrik Wålemark, despite collecting a yellow card for diving earlier in the second half, had the last say with an equaliser on 68 minutes to ensure Lech shared the spoils. Statistically, Lech were the dominant side — 61% possession, 497 passes at 87% accuracy — but with the tie already buried, both sides treated the occasion as much as an opportunity for rotation as genuine competition, with a combined nine substitutions made across the evening.
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