JWSport Jacek Waszak – Sport journalist
Wisla Krakow after two victories in a row and winning in the derby of Krakow defeated another eternal rival Legia. The White Star fans bought all available tickets and a set of spectators sat down at the Reymont stadium. The hit of the Polish football league had the right setting. The fans prepared for this match fantastically and the emotions in the doping of both teams in the stands were not lacking. The fans of Wisla Krakow were the twelfth player in the stadium, who gave the White Star a big kick in her game and motivation.
Legia had to chase Lechia Gdańsk, who won with the Piast of Gliwice, and Wisła had the opportunity to advance to seventh place. Wawel Dragons made a shooting contest for themselves in this match, and shot like Sławomir Peszko 5`,to 2-0 Jakub Błaszczykowski in 40` was dictated by a penalty. In the second half Rafał Pietrzak scored an excellent 3-0 goal in 73rd miniutes. At the very end he added dots over and Marko Kolar, who scored the last goal at 4:0 in 82nd round. The most interesting match in 27th round is a great classic game in Krakow, where Wisła Krakow hosted the Warsaw club.
In 5 minutes Jakub Błaszczykowski played in the penalty field, where Marko Kolar hit the goal, but Radosław Cierzniak bounced the ball. Sławomir Peszko was, however, where he should have hit the soccer ball and Wisła leads 1:0.
On the other hand, in the 39th minute of the game, the judge Bartosz Frankowski reversed the penalty kick for the Vistula, because Luis Rocha played the ball with his hand in his penalty box!
The White Star created a dangerous attack on the Legion and then Artur Jędrzejczyk played with his hand under his penalty field. He was punished with a yellow card for such illegal playing and this additionally gave a free throw for Wisła. Rafał Pietrzak approached the placed ball and surprised Cierzniak with a beautiful shot in the upper corner. Pietrzak will surely remember this goal for a long time in his life a beautiful goal.
Even before the break Sa Pinto, the coach of Legia Sa Pinto made a change by introducing Sandra Kulenovic, the striker, as the right defender of Paweł Stolarski. This castling did not rely on much. After the break, the guests gained a slight advantage, but they were not able to work out good shooting opportunities.
A wonderful pass from the depths of the penalty field to Marko Kolar, and this strong shot defeats the goalkeeper of the Legion of Warsaw Cierzniak and puts a dot over and on this day giving 4:0 winnings for the White Star.
In 89th minute Legia gets up to attack and wants to score an honorary goal in this match, but Lukasz Buryga takes the ball off Hamalainen’s head and nothing came out of it.
Coach of Warsaw Legion Sa Pinto approached coach Maciej Stolarczyk before the final whistle and congratulated him on winning. Wisla previously won with Legia 4:0 won on November 12, 2010.
Wisła Kraków: Mateusz Lis – Łukasz Burliga, Marcin Wasilewski, Maciej Sadlok, Rafał Pietrzak – Jakub Błaszczykowski (90′ Patryk Plewka), Vukan Savićević, Vullnet Basha, Marko Kolar, Sławomir Peszko (83′ Rafał Boguski) – Krzysztof Drzazga (88′ Kamil Wojtkowski).
Legia Warszawa: Radosław Cierzniak – Paweł Stolarski (42′ Sandro Kulenović), Mateusz Wieteska, Artur Jędrzejczyk, Luis Rocha – Domagoj Antolic, Andre Martins, Iuri Medeiros (77′ Kasper Hamalainen), Sebastian Szymański, Marko Vešović – Carlitos (77′ Michał Kucharczyk).
Wisła Kraków groms the Legia Warszawa! The situation of the Warsaw team is getting more and more complicated and after Adam Nawałka’s release from Lech Poznań, nobody would be surprised to see similar exemptions also in the club from Warsaw.
Goals: 1:0 Sławomir Peszko (5`), 2:0 Jakub Błaszczykowski (40 – penal), 3:0 Rafał Pietrzak (73`), 4:0 Marko Kolar (82`.).
Yellow card: Artur Jędrzejczyk.
Referee : Bartosz Frankowski (Toruń). Spectators: 33 000.
