Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza – Lech Poznań 1:3

The beginning of the Friday match was exhilarating, to say the least, and the fans from Poznań had plenty of reasons to rejoice - within 4 minutes, Lech was already winning 2:0. First, Barry Douglas scored a beautiful goal from a free-kick, and then, a minute later, Joao Amaral took advantage of the goalkeeper’s mistake, intercepted a pass, and beat the keeper with a precise shot.

The hosts had nothing to lose, hence they focused solely on the offensive. Meanwhile, Lech slowed down the pace and concentrated on guarding their goal. They did so well until the 42^nd minute when Mikael Ishak fouled one of Termalica’s players in the penalty area. The hosts were given a penalty kick which Piotr Wlazło converted into a goal.

The goal gave Termalica hope that they could still turn around the score – which they tried to do throughout the whole second half – but Lech managed to seal the victory with a 3^rd goal in the 81^st minute. The team from Poznań perfectly executed a corner kick and Mikael Ishak converted Antonio Milić’s pass into the last goal of the match with his head.

The win helped Lech remain the leader in the table. The next league game is scheduled for Sunday – that’s when the team from Poznań will face Lechia Gdańsk at home (5:30 pm).

Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza – Lech Poznań 1:3 (1:2)

Goals: Piotr Wlazło (42. – penalty) - Barry Douglas (3.), Joao Amaral (4.), Mikael Ishak (81.)

Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza: Tomasz Loska - Nemanja Tekijaski, Wiktor Biedrzycki (30. Paweł Żyra), Artem Putivtsev, Mateusz Grzybek - Piotr Wlazło, Marcin Wasielewski (46. Adam Hlousek), Samuel Stefanik (81. Michal Hubinek), Adam Radwański (70. Martin Zeman) - Ernest Terpiłowski, Muris Mesanović (70. Roman Gergel).

Lech Poznań: Mickey van der Hart - Alan Czerwiński (46. Antonio Milić), Bartosz Salamon, Lubomir Satka, Barry Douglas - Jesper Karlstrom, Pedro Tiba (85. Dani Ramirez), Michał Skóraś (71. Filip Marchwiński), Joao Amaral (53. Nika Kvekveskiri), Jakub Kamiński - Mikael Ishak (85. Artur Sobiech).