WISŁA KRAKÓW 2 - 1 PIAST GLIWICE: See you in the Grand Finale!

Emotions are just beyond words. In the semi-finals of the Fortuna Polish Cup, Wisła Kraków defeated Piast Gliwice, and they will play at the National Stadium in May.

In a whirlwind start, Szymon Sobczak's goal just 44 seconds into the game propelled Wisła Kraków to a 1-0 lead. Despite Piast Gliwice's attempts to regain control, Wisła's solid defence and strategic set pieces kept them at bay. Wisła extended their lead to 2-0 with Jesus Alfaro's clinical finish in the 37th minute.

Piast pulled one back with a goal in the 52nd minute, setting up a tense finale. Wisła's coach made crucial substitutions, including Baena in the 69th minute. Baena had a chance to seal the win in the 73rd minute but was denied by Piast's goalkeeper.

As the clock ticked towards full time, both teams pushed for opportunities, but Wisła held on for a 2-1 victory, securing their place in the final. It was a hard-fought win, showcasing Wisła's resilience and determination.

WELCOME TO THE FINAL!!!

Wisła Kraków - Piast Gliwice 2:1 (2:0)

★ 1:0 Sobczak 1’

★ 2:0 Alfaro 37’

★ 1:2 Mosór 54’

Wisła: Raton - Jaroch, Uryga, Colley, Szot - Duda, Carbo - Villar (69’ Baena), Goku (58’ Bregu), Alfaro (90’+1’ Kutwa) – Sobczak (90’+1’ Żyro)

Piast: Plach - Pyrka, Mosór, Czerwiński, Huk (46’ Mokwa) - Dziczek, Tomasiewicz (46’ Szczepański) - Kądzior (59’ Krykun), Kostadinov, Ameyaw - Piasecki (77’ Wilczek)

Referee: Bartosz Frankowski (Toruń)

Yellow card(s): Colley, Bregu, Carbo - Czerwiński, Kostadinov

Attendance: 33,000