Piast Gliwice vs Widzew Łódź 2-1

Widzew Łódź led twice in the second half and still lost 2-1, with Quentin Boisgard's stoppage-time strike settling it after Piast Gliwice had already cut the gap. Giannis Papanikolaou's own goal put Widzew in front on 68 minutes, Karol Świderski then made it 2-0 on 71 minutes, and Piast finished with one last push.

The first half brought no goals, only bookings for Jakub Labojko on 29 minutes and Jusuf Gazibegovic on 39 minutes. Piast sent on Ivan Lima for Jason Lokilo on 45 minutes before the break, but the score stayed 0-0 at half-time.

Widzew made two changes on 56 minutes, bringing on Karol Świderski and Darian Males, and Świderski scored five minutes after coming on. A second double change came on 73 minutes, with Juljan Shehu and Marcel Krajewski among the arrivals as the visitors tried to protect a 2-0 lead. Piast responded with Oskar Lesniak for Jakub Labojko in the same minute, then Andreas Katsantonis for Samuel Ntamack Ndimba on 81 minutes. Boisgard scored on 90+1 minutes from Jakub Lewicki's assist to make it 2-1, and Piast kept going until the final substitution, when Boisgard came off for Oliwier Maziarz on 90+2 minutes.

Piast had 54% of the ball and 422 passes to Widzew's 334, while both sides finished on 17 shots. Piast had more shots on target, 5 to 3, but Widzew led the corner count 13 to 6 and had the higher xG at 1.78 to 1.63. Piast also had 2 offsides to Widzew's 1, and the away side made 4 saves to Piast's 2.

There were two yellow cards for each side. Piast's bookings went to Jakub Labojko on 29 minutes and Jakub Czerwiński on 88 minutes, while Widzew's were Jusuf Gazibegovic on 39 minutes and Mario García Alvear on 84 minutes. There were no red cards.