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K. Pomorski

Ł. Sekulski

90′

N. Mijušković

85′

D.Pila

B. Šutalo

85′

M. Praszelik

Pau Sans López

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F. Hiszpański

Q. Lecoeuche

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K. Knap

M. Perković

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D. Jurić

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Ł. Sekulski

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A. Hasić

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K.Zahiroleslam

M. Minchev

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M. Tabisz

M. Dominguez

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D. Pacheco

K. Savvidis

51′

B. Šutalo

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PKO Bank Polski Ekstraklasa Round 26: Cracovia Krakow 1-2 Wisła Płock In a crucial late-season encounter at the Stadion Cracovii, Wisła Płock secured a vital 2-1 away victory over Cracovia Krakow on March 15, 2026. The win, sealed by a late goal, provided a significant boost to Płock's ambitions in the Polish top flight, while dealing a blow to Cracovia's hopes for European qualification. The match was a tense affair that swung decisively in the final quarter of an hour. Cracovia started brightly, taking the lead midway through the first half through a well-worked team move finished by their veteran striker. The home side controlled much of the first half, but Wisła Płock grew into the game after the interval. Their persistence paid off in the 65th minute when a driven cross was turned in at the near post to level the score. The match looked destined for a draw until the 82nd minute, when a swift Płock counter-attack culminated in a low shot that squirmed under the Cracovia goalkeeper, sending the away fans into raptures. Cracovia pushed for an equalizer but found the Płock defense resolute. The key focus was the resilience of the visiting side, who weathered early pressure and showed great character to fight back. The winning goal, while perhaps fortunate in its execution, was a reward for their positive second-half approach. For Cracovia, defensive lapses at critical moments proved costly, overshadowing a promising start. This result sees Wisła Płock climb the table, moving into the top half and within touching distance of the European spots. Cracovia, meanwhile, remains in mid-table, their aspirations for a higher finish now more complicated. The three points on the road could be a defining moment in Płock's season. Post-match, the Cracovia manager lamented his team's inability to hold onto their lead, stating, "We stopped playing after the goal and invited pressure." The Wisła Płock coach praised his team's spirit, saying, "The belief never left us. This is a huge win for the club." Lineups: Cracovia Krakow: (4-2-3-1) Przyrowski; Szymonowicz, Jaroszyński, Hanca, Czerwiński; Makowski, Rakoczy; Loshaj, Hörður, Matošević; Piszczek. Wisła Płock: (4-3-3) Majecki; Dawidowicz, Czerwiński, Szymański, Wędrychowski; Szysz, Marchwiński, Kądzior; Skóraś, Zwoliński, Szymański.