Legia Warszawa vs Lech Poznan 1-2

Lech Poznan won 2-1 after Y. Agnero put them ahead shortly after the break and Luis Palma struck late to settle it. Legia Warszawa levelled through Bogdan V'Yunnik, but Lech found the winner on 87 minutes.

The game was goalless at half-time after a first half that produced no goals and one booking, with Paweł Wszołek shown a yellow card in the 15th minute. Legia also made a change on 29 minutes when Rafał Adamski went off for Mateusz Szczepaniak, while Wszołek was replaced by Rúben Vinagre on 45 minutes. It remained 0-0 at the interval.

Lech broke through in the 56th minute when Y. Agnero, who had come on in the 14th minute, scored from Leo Bengtsson to make it 1-0. Legia levelled on 74 minutes through Bogdan V'Yunnik, who had come on in the 67th minute, from Rafał Augustyniak. Lech then won it on 87 minutes when Luis Palma, who had also come on in the 67th minute, scored from Daniel Håkans, who had likewise entered in the 67th minute. The visitors made three changes at once on 67 minutes, while Legia made two, and that spell helped swing the game back their way after the equaliser.

Legia had 56% of the ball and 479 passes to Lech's 382, while also having more shots, 17 to 11, and more on target, 9 to 5. They also led the corners count 9-5 and xG 1.41-1.3, while Lech's eight saves to Legia's two reflected how often the home side had to work for openings. Legia were flagged offside twice and committed 15 fouls, compared with Lech's 12.

Each side collected two yellow cards. For Legia, Paweł Wszołek was booked in the 15th minute and Bartosz Kapustka on 71 minutes. Lech's cautions went to Terry Yegbe on 60 minutes and Leo Bengtsson on 66 minutes. There were no red cards.