Slask Wroclaw vs Lech Poznan 1-4

Lech Poznan won 4-1 at Stadion Śląska Wrocław, pulling away after a first-half lead and scoring three times in 20 minutes after the break. Slask Wroclaw managed a late reply, but the match was already gone by then.

Lech went ahead in the 31st minute when Filip Jagiełło scored from Mateusz Skrzypczak’s assist to make it 1-0. That was the only goal before half-time, with Lech taking a 1-0 lead into the interval.

Pablo Rodriguez Delgado doubled Lech’s advantage in the 50th minute from Joel Pereira’s assist, and the visitors then made two changes on 60 minutes, with Filip Jagiełło one of those replaced by Antoni Kozubal and Robert Gumny making way for Patrick Walemark. Slask made two changes a minute later, but Walemark, who had come on in the 60th minute, scored in the 70th from Mikael Ishak’s assist to make it 3-0. Lech made two more changes on 72 minutes, and Walemark struck again a minute later, his second of the match, converting Daniel Håkans’ assist after Håkans had come on in the 72nd minute. Slask then made two changes on 75 minutes, but the visitors saw the game out before Grzegorz Tomasiewicz, from Alex Timossi Andersson’s assist, made it 4-1 in the 90th minute plus 3.

Lech had 60% of the possession and 514 passes to Slask’s 341, while also leading the shot count 16-7 and shots on target 5-4. They finished with 2.06 expected goals to Slask’s 0.76, and also had the edge in corners, 4-3, as well as saves, 2-1. The home side committed 13 fouls to Lech’s 11 and had 2 offsides to 3.

Lech collected 4 yellow cards, with Filip Jagiełło booked in the 17th minute, Wojciech Monka on 45 minutes, Michal Gurgul in first-half stoppage time and Patrick Walemark in the 90th minute plus 5. Slask were booked twice, with Karol Linetty shown a yellow card in the 56th minute and Marc Llinares in the 88th minute. There were no red cards.