Wisła II: A confident victory against Górnik

In the second friendly of the ongoing preseason, the White Star reserve team faced Górnik II Zabrze at home. The Kraków team put in a strong performance, comfortably defeating their opponents 6-1 thanks to three goals from Mateusz Stanek, two from Wiktor Szywacz, and a goal from Radosław Skała.

After a slight upset following their friendly loss to Rekord Bielsko-Biała, Wisła approached the match against Górnik's reserves eager to prove their mettle, putting their opponents under intense pressure from the outset. The Kraków team quickly took control and began to create dangerous opportunities, opening the scoring in the ninth minute when Maciej Kuziemka attempted to head the ball into the net, but Wisła ultimately found the back of the net with a well-placed shot from Wiktor Szywacz. Moments later, the hosts again threatened the opposition's goal. Wiktor Szywacz then redirected a pass to the other side of the penalty area, where Mateusz Stanek was waiting, and extended his team's lead with a powerful shot. In the 21st minute, Szywacz again capitalized on a distraction from the Górnik defenders, slotting the ball into the net for a 3-0 lead, but the display of efficiency didn't end there. A few minutes later, Wisła attacked again with a quick attack, fueled by Yehor Khromykh, who finally passed the ball to the better-positioned Mateusz Stanek, who placed the ball perfectly, completing his hat-trick. The home side seamlessly built up a series of well-organized attacks, keeping their opponents at bay. The Kraków side showed no mercy, finding the back of the net for the fifth time before halftime thanks to another goal from Wiktor Szywacz.

The hosts are in good form

The White Star team made several changes at halftime, and with the referee's first whistle, Bartosz Bąk's team pushed with renewed energy to increase the score. The visitors began to assert themselves more in this part of the match, but initially failed to respond effectively. The home side also showed no signs of a lack of motivation, putting even more pressure on Górnik's players, scoring their sixth goal. In the 59th minute, the home side won a free kick, and Radosław Skała finished the set piece with a well-placed strike, assisted by Dominik Sarga. A few minutes later, the referee awarded a penalty kick to the visiting side, which allowed the visitors to score a consolation goal. The White Star continued to put in numerous attempts for the remainder of the match, while their opponents continued to bring out their biggest guns in an attempt to reduce the advantage, but neither team's efforts yielded the desired results, and the match ended in a resounding 6-1 victory for Wisła.

Wisła II Kraków- Górnik II Zabrze 6:1 (5:0)
1:0 Wiktor Szywacz 9'
2:0 Mateusz Stanek 11'
3:0 Mateusz Stanek 21'
4:0 Mateusz Stanek 27'
5:0 Wiktor Szywacz 28'
6:0 Radosław Skała 59'
6:1 Miłosz Rogula 63'

Wisła II Kraków : Patryk Letkiewicz (46. Denis Ulynyk) - Sławomir Chmiel (46. Karol Sałamaj), Michał Bierzało (68. Marcin Górkiewicz), Danylo Boiko, Arkadiusz Ziarko (68. Patryk Moskiewicz) - Patryk Moskiewicz (46. Radosław Skała), Michał Zimon (68. Filip Gryglak) - Wiktor Szywacz (68. Sławomir Chmiel), Yehor Khromykh (46. Dominik Sarga), Maciej Kuziemka (46. Filip Baniowski) - Mateusz Stanek (46. Kamil Kaczówka)