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Arkadiusz Malarz: 4
In previous matches this season, as it usually happens, the best legionnaires. He did not make any mistakes with the Spartak either. In the first half, he defended two shots: in the 18th minute Erika Jirki, in the 41st – Lukas Gressaka. After the break, he defended one – Jan Vlasko (in the 85th minute), but also made a mistake (in the 75th minute), when he passed the ball out of the penalty area, which was dictated by the Spartak free throw
Mateusz Wieteska: 2
Before the break, he was distinguished only by the fact that he was green on the face after it was repeated in the grass . Although not even, others were green, because the grass at Spartak stadium has probably painted paint. Many mistakes He got to be late with interventions. In addition, he lacked strength in the fight against Spartak footballers. He would probably have deserved more if he had pulled into Spartak's penalty area in the 79th minute. But he did not return it, he took the ball badly and he took off ground
Inaki Astiz: 4
Rather he did not lose duels – it happened that he passed his opponents ( !) – he kept the whole defense in check The champions of Poland (nine burnt Spartaks are to a large extent his merit). But he did not just play badly in the back, because he showed himself to the front – in the 63rd minute, it was he who gave hope to Legia, he scored 1-0
Michał Pazdan 3
losing the lead, but it's basically his most serious mistake in the first half. Although no, he had one more – in the 9th minute, when he hit the ball without a second, mess up the same Legia action. But elsewhere, there were fewer losses, more interrupted actions. Changed in the 53rd minute by Carlitos. Probably because of an injury, but it was a good change.
Adam Hlousek: 3
In the first few minutes he interrupted several actions of Spartak, correcting the mistakes of his colleagues. The beginning was good, but later began to play worse. Especially on the defensive, where he happened to be late with the mating. In front, he tried to be active until the end – he was running a lot, but not much.
Krzysztof M ± czyski: 3
He did not make any serious mistakes, but on the other hand, when he was supposed to do it, while he was so rarely before the break before the break? It's a shame, because it was, it played very well and even very well. It's better in the 42nd minute, but for now, with Jose Kante.
Domagoj Antoliæ: 1
In the first half, probably most often at the ball. He tried to play with a focus on "trying" because in the majority of cases he hurt it, very imprecisely. And even exactly, it is without any element of surprise for the opponent. In the 85th minute, he scored a defeat, and after a while, he made an unthinking foul, for which he saw the second yellow card – he flew off the field, weakened the team and significantly reduced his score with this behavior
Marko Vesoviæ: 0
Beyond the scale. Zero, and even less than zero. Sorry, but Vesoviæ did not even deserve one. From the beginning of the match, he worked on the map. And in the first half, he won two yellow when he left the field in the 37th minute. No words, really.
Miroslav Radoviæ: 1-
After 20 minutes, one may wonder if he is on the ground. After another 25 you can count his successful game on the fingers of one hand. And it turned out that the next would not be necessary, because in the second half Radoviæ did not run out, he was in the locker room.
Michał Kucharczyk: 2
He returned after the injury. And it was visible, because it was not the "Kucha" that everyone knows – dynamic, fighter, flanking every action of the Legia, when the ball was approaching the pitch. In the first half, he played more than he ran. With what effect? I think it is better if we do not write about it …
Jose Kante: 2
In the 42nd minute, he got the perfect pass from Krzysztof M c czyński. And what? Instead of giving it a shot, he did not control the ball, he almost fell on it. I mean, he went back a moment later – he was trying to force a foul, and he should be glad he did not get a yellow card for that. In the second half, he fought, he tried, he went back to the ball, but because of that he was little in front of him. In the extra time, he could drive on extra time, but he hit next to the post
Cafu: 3
In the game for the whole second half (changed Radović). He scored a few flights, he suffered several losses, but certainly more flights. Móg³ even scored a goal, maybe he should, but in the 68th minute he hit the center and Martin Chudy defended his shot.
Carlitos: 5
He entered the field at the start of the second half. And in 10 minutes, he did more than Radovia for 45. And not even Radović alone, but the whole Legia in the first half. He passed his rivals, he was active. He did not heavily set fragments of the game, he also gave good deeds. It's after making the ball that Astiz scored the goal. It's a pity, it's a shame that he has not played since the beginning.
Kasper Hamalainen was too small to judge him
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