Wisla Krakow vs Raków Częstochowa 2-1

Wisla Krakow beat Raków Częstochowa 2-1 after Julius Ertlthaler’s second-half opener and Kacper Duda’s stoppage-time winner. Raków levelled from the spot, and Wisla found the decisive goal in the 90th minute plus 10.

The first half finished goalless after an early VAR intervention ruled out a penalty for Wisla in the 8th minute. Raków made two changes at the break, with Fran Tudor replaced by Karol Struski and Tomasz Pienko by Mahir Emreli, before the teams reached half-time at 0-0.

Ertlthaler put Wisla ahead in the 53rd minute, turning in Julian Lelieveld’s assist for 1-0. Wisla made three changes on 66 minutes, and Raków had a goal from Lamine Diaby Fadiga ruled out by VAR on 72 minutes before he levelled from the penalty spot on 84 minutes after VAR confirmed the decision. He was booked in the same minute, and Raków had already taken Jerzy Napieraj into the book on 81 minutes. Duda settled it three minutes into stoppage time.

The numbers show Wisla had 58% of the possession and 535 passes to Raków’s 375. Both sides had 13 shots, but Wisla put 8 on target to Raków’s 2 and also had 1 save compared with Raków’s 6. Raków edged corners 4-1, while the teams were level on 2 offsides. Wisla committed 13 fouls to Raków’s 7 and the visitors finished with 2 yellow cards to none for the home side.

Wisla had no bookings. Raków’s cautions went to Jerzy Napieraj in the 81st minute and Lamine Diaby Fadiga in the 84th minute.