Legia Warszawa vs Wisla Krakow 2-0

Legia Warszawa beat Wisla Krakow 2-0 at the Polish Army Stadium, with Lukasz Zjawinski and Rafal Adamski scoring either side of half-time. The home side took control early and added a second after the break.

Zjawinski opened the scoring in the 18th minute and made it 1-0. Legia reached half-time with that lead intact after Mateusz Szczepaniak was booked on 29 minutes and replaced by Jakub Zewlakow on 45 minutes.

Wisla made one change on 61 minutes and Legia followed with a switch on 68 minutes before Adamski struck in the 70th minute. He was set up by Zewlakow, who had come on at half-time, and the goal made it 2-0. Legia made two further changes, with Bartosz Kapustka going off for Henrique Arreiol on 74 minutes and Jakub Zewlakow later replaced by Michal Sevcik on 90 minutes, while Wisla used a double change on 75 minutes and another on 85 minutes. The away side had more of the ball, and Legia protected the lead through the closing stages and kept Wisla out.

The numbers were close. Wisla had 51% possession and 462 passes to Legia's 444, while the shots were 15-14 and both sides had 7 on target. Legia had expected goals of 1.34 to 0.84, won 5 corners to 3 and had 7 saves to Wisla's 5.

Legia's only booking went to Mateusz Szczepaniak in the 29th minute. Wisla had four yellow cards: Kacper Duda on 51 minutes, Alan Uryga on 57, Angel Rodado on 66 and Darijo Grujcic on 80. Neither side had a red card.