Legia Warsaw – Lech Poznań 0:1

The opening minutes of the match in Warsaw caused Lech players plenty of stress – in the 3^rd minute, Filip Bednarek was defeated with a precise, strong shot by Artur Jędrzejczyk. However, since the goal scorer touched the ball with his hand before firing the shot, the goal was ruled incorrect.

Since then, Lech gradually took control of the game. The team from Poznań had a few good goal-scoring chances in the first half, including Adriel Ba Loua’s beautiful shot from outside the box which stopped on the post.

In the second half, Lech finally found the back of the net. Pedro Rebocho perfectly executed a free kick and Mikael Ishak converted the precise cross into a shot that left Legia’s keeper helpless. The Swedish striker had a great chance to set the final score to 2:0 when Lech was awarded a penalty kick following a foul on Dani Ramirez. However, this time Kacper Tobiasz triumphed in the one-on-one clash with Ishak. A few minutes later, the referee ended the match and Lech celebrated a long-awaited win in Warsaw.

Lech remains the leader of PKO BP Ekstraklasa. They already have a 15-point advantage over Legia Warsaw. On Friday, the team from Poznań will play another league game – this time at home, against Wisła Płock (8:30 pm).

Legia Warsaw - Lech Poznań 0:1 (0:0)

Goals: Mikael Ishak (54)

Legia Warsaw: Kacper Tobiasz - Mattias Johansson, Artur Jędrzejczyk, Mateusz Wieteska, Yuri Ribeiro (72. Filip Mladenović) - Josue, Bartosz Slisz (88. Ihor Kharatin) - Lirim Kastrati (72. Kacper Kostorz), Ernest Muci (65. Rafael Lopes), Luquinhas - Mahir Emreli (65. Tomas Pekhart)

Lech Poznań: Filip Bednarek - Lubomir Satka, Bartosz Salamon, Antonio Milić, Pedro Rebocho (90+1. Barry Douglas) - Jesper Karlstrom (77. Nika Kvekveskiri), Pedro Tiba - Adriel Ba Loua (77. Dani Ramirez), Joao Amaral (90+1. Joel Pereira), Jakub Kamiński (73. Michał Skóraś) - Mikael Ishak.