Wisla Krakow – AS Monaco, Match Result

• Wisła Kraków attacked AS Monaco
• White Star quickly took the lead, but failed to keep the final whistle
• Krakow footballers did better "to ride"

The Polish teams have the opportunity to play the team of vice-champion in France. Of course, the shock of the Krakow Wisła with AS Monaco was the match of a friendly match, and due to the simultaneous World Cup, most of the best players in the team of the Principality did not take part in this match. Kamil Glik was one of those who had already had a well deserved vacation.

At Wisła, however, she does not lose the merits and positive accents that she managed to show in the first minutes of the match. The Krakow were active at the first whistle of the referee, although they played nervously at the beginning. The first shot in the light of the opponents' goal ended with a goal, and hosts Rafał Pietrzak took the lead. For this, a classic match was played between striker and Patryk Małecki – 1: 0.

For the next fifteen minutes, the French guests tried to make up for the defeat and quickly align themselves with the goal of # 39; equalizer. Willem Geubbels was close to that, but he missed a great opportunity. Marcin Wasilewski, a multiple Polish representative managed to get the ball out of the goal line, contributed to that.

During the break in both teams, there were a lot of changes, at AS Monaco the eleven were traded. After resuming the game was very even for a long time and it was not the most exciting part of the game. However, he finished with a 1: 1 equalizer, the French team managed to do it because of Wilson Isidor's unobtrusive shot – 1: 1.

At the end of the match, more dangerous opportunities for another goal were created. In the 77th minute, Adam Diakhaby was the best opportunity to lead Monaco, but goalkeeper Mateusz Lis made a nice intervention.

There was a tie after regulation time, so to decide which team will reach the Henryk Reymont Cup, it was necessary to throw criminal. Nine other executives did not make any mistake, but when Touré's attempt took place, the first mistake was made, which determined Wisła's triumph

Wisła Kraków – AS Monaco 1: 1 (1: 0)

Penalties: 5-4 for Wisła

Goals: Rafał Pietrzak (6) – Wilson Isidor (77)