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LOTTO Ekstraklasa Round 25: Lechia Gdansk Slug Out Draw with Wisla Plock

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GDANSK, Poland. March 12 (PSN) – Lechia Gdansk have yet again hit another road bump in the twenty-fifth round of the 2018/2019 LOTTO Ekstraklasa season.

On Monday evening in Gdansk, Lechia found themselves draw with Wisla Plock in a one-to-one goal ratio. Both Alan Uryga and Flavio Paixao each scored for their sides in the encounter. In the first half, fans did not see any goals, but there was still plenty to talk about and excitement at the stadium. The two teams played very offensive football and created a lot of interesting goal chances, but neither were able to capitalize on any of them. It was only in the second half where Alan Urgya broke the deadlock and put Wisla on top, after heading the ball from a free kick into the penalty box. Moments later, the hosts attempted to respond, but Paixao missed a perfect goal opportunity. Lechia did eventually manage to equalize but it wasn’t from open play. In the 77th minute, the referee dictated a penalty kick for Lechia, which saw Paixao take it. The Portuguese striker struck the ball to left side of the goal, and although the Wisla goalkeeper Thomas Dahne sensed his intentions, the ball fell into the net just missing his hands. The Gdansk outfit may have slugged out a draw for themselves, but at the end of the day, this is yet another road bump that sees second place Legia Warsaw inch ever closer to first place contention.

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Arka Gdynia – Legia Warsaw 1:2 (0:0)
Goals: Jankowski 68′ – Carlitos 59′, Kulenović 64′

Yellow carded: Socha – André Martins, Cafú, Astiz
Referee: Piotr Lasyk (Bytom) Attendance: 7129

Arka: 1. Pāvels Šteinbors – 33. Damian Zbozień (14, 2. Tadeusz Socha), 3. Christian Maghoma, 23. Luka Marić, 17. Adam Marciniak – 21. Michael Olczyk (69, 10. Luka Zarandia), 18. Marko Vejinović, 16. Adam Deja, 22. Michał Janota, 7. Maciej Jankowski – 92. Aleksandyr Kolew (73, 11. Rafał Siemaszko)

Legia: 30. Radosław Majecki – 41. Paweł Stolarski, 4. Mateusz Wieteska, 55. Artur Jędrzejczyk, 14. Adam Hloušek – 18. Michał Kucharczyk, 26. Cafú, 24. André Martins (75, 34. Iñaki Astiz), 27. Carlitos (69, 23. Salvador Agra), 21. Dominik Nagy (80, 45. Iuri Medeiros) – 99. Sandro Kulenović
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Cracovia – Zagłębie Sosnowiec 2:1 (1:0)
Goals: Cabrera 39′, 55′ (Pk) – Nawotka 73′

Yellow carded: Dąbrowski, Hernández – Tóth, Nawotka, Polczak
Referee: Mariusz Złotek (Stalowa Wola) Attendance: 9413

Cracovia: 40. Michal Peškovič – 2. Cornel Râpă, 39. Michał Helik, 34. Ołeksij Dytiatjew, 87. Diego Ferraresso – 11. Mateusz Wdowiak (76, 97. Daniel Pik), 5. Janusz Gol, 14. Damian Dąbrowski (79, 8. Milan Dimun), 19. Javi Hernández, 4. Sergiu Hanca – 24. Airam Cabrera (89, 26. Filip Piszczek)

Zagłębie: 31. Lukáš Hroššo – 11. Giórgos Mýgas (90, 17. Michael Heinloth), 25. Piotr Polczak, 5. Martin Tóth (73, 99. Giorgi Iwaniszwili), 2. Patrik Mráz – 7. Tomasz Nawotka, 34. Lukáš Greššák, 10. Mateusz Możdżeń, 8. Szymon Pawłowski, 22. Žarko Udovičić – 88. Olaf Nowak (59, 21. Sebastian Milewski)
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Górnik Zabrze – Piast Gliwice 0:2 (0:1)
Goals: Kirkeskov 36′, Sedlar 85′ (Pk)

Yellow carded: Koj, Jiménez, Baidoo – Hateley, Jorge Félix
Red carded: Michał Koj (58)
Referee: Szymon Marciniak (Płock) Attendance: 16 633

Górnik: 84. Martin Chudý – 3. Boris Sekulić, 2. Przemysław Wiśniewski, 5. Paweł Bochniewicz (17, 15. Dani Suárez), 14. Michał Koj – 77. Giánnis Mystakídis (62, 27. Adrian Gryszkiewicz), 23. Mateusz Matras (76, 20. Ishmael Baidoo), 8. Walerian Gwilia, 7. Szymon Żurkowski, 9. Jesús Jiménez – 17. Igor Angulo

Piast: 26. František Plach – 5. Marcin Pietrowski, 4. Jakub Czerwiński, 25. Aleksandar Sedlar, 2. Mikkel Kirkeskov – 20. Martin Konczkowski (90, 18. Patryk Sokołowski), 6. Tom Hateley, 10. Patryk Dziczek, 17. Joel Valencia (82, 21. Gerard Badía), 11. Jorge Félix – 9. Piotr Parzyszek (74, 27. Michal Papadopulos)
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Korona Kielce – Wisła Kraków 2:6 (2:1)
Goals: Arweladze 14′, 28′ – Drzazga 24′, 51′, 80′, Błaszczykowski 37′, Savićević 54′, Burliga 65′

Yellow carded: Żubrowski, Arweladze, Pučko – Burliga, Savićević, Peszko
Referee: Daniel Stefański (Bydgoszcz) Attendance: 9644

Korona: 1. Michał Miśkiewicz – 26. Bartosz Rymaniak, 5. Adnan Kovačević, 6. Ognjen Gnjatić (52, 20. Oskar Sewerzyński), 11. Michael Gardawski – 27. Matej Pučko, 13. Oliver Petrak (57, 10. Ivan Jukić), 14. Jakub Żubrowski, 8. Aleksandar Bjelica (68, 21. Łukasz Kosakiewicz) – 24. Wato Arweladze, 89. Elia Soriano

Wisła: 1. Mateusz Lis – 8. Łukasz Burliga (78, 98. Wojciech Słomka), 27. Marcin Wasilewski, 4. Maciej Sadlok, 2. Rafał Pietrzak – 16. Jakub Błaszczykowski (71, 29. Matej Palčič), 10. Vullnet Basha, 28. Vukan Savićević (83, 80. Patryk Plewka), 24. Marko Kolar, 7. Sławomir Peszko – 11. Krzysztof Drzazga
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Lechia Gdańsk – Wisła Płock 1:1 (0:0)
Goals: Paixão 77 ‘(Pk) – Uryga 52’

Yellow carded: Mladenović, Augustyn, Arak – García, Kuświk, Furman, Merebaszwili
Red carded: Grzegorz Kuświk (61)
Referee: Wojciech Myć (Lublin) Attendance: 8769

Lechia: 12. Dušan Kuciak – 19. Karol Fila, 25. Michał Nalepa, 26. Błażej Augustyn (90, 5. Steven Vitória), 22. Filip Mladenović – 11. Konrad Michalak (56, 17. Lukáš Haraslín), 6. Jarosław Kubicki, 35. Daniel Łukasik (69, 18. Jakub Arak), 36. Tomasz Makowski, 28. Flávio Paixão – 90. Artur Sobiech

Wisła: 30. Thomas Dähne (46, 31. Bartłomiej Żynel) – 3. Jake McGing, 26. Igor Łasicki, 18. Alan Uryga, 24. Ángel García – 50. Justinas Marazas (67, 21. Ricardinho), 8. Dominik Furman, 6. Damian Rasak, 7. Nico Varela, 10. Giorgi Merebaszwili (81, 27. Alen Stevanović) – 11. Grzegorz Kuświk
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Miedź Legnica – Lech Poznań 3:2 (2:0)
Goals: Musa 4′, Forsell 36′, Santana 83′ (Pk) – Gajos 56′, Amaral 90′

Yellow carded: Augustyniak
Referee: Tomasz Kwiatkowski (Warsaw) Attendance: 5462

Miedź: 1. Łukasz Sapela – 23. Paweł Zieliński, 2. Aleksandar Miljković, 26. Božo Musa, 19. Grzegorz Bartczak (55, 24. Tomislav Božić), 11. Juan Cámara – 14. Omar Santana (90, 13. Adrian Purzycki), 6. Rafał Augustyniak, 22. Borja Fernández – 20. Mateusz Szczepaniak (87, 9. Fabian Piasecki), 10. Petteri Forsell

Lech: 1. Jasmin Burić – 2. Robert Gumny, 4. Thomas Rogne, 13. Nikola Vujadinović, 77. Piotr Tomasik – 29. Kamil Jóźwiak (41, 24. João Amaral), 3. Vernon De Marco (72, 10. Darko Jevtić), 7. Maciej Gajos, 25. Pedro Tiba, 17. Maciej Makuszewski – 32. Christian Gytkjær (90, 11. Timur Żamaletdinow)
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Pogoń Szczecin – Zagłębie Lubin 0:3 (0:1)
Goals: Bohar 18′, Starzyński 65′ (Pk), Tuszyński 69′

Yellow carded: Tomás Podstawski, Ricardo Nunes, Benedyczak, Drygas – Kopacz, Dąbrowski, Balić
Referee: Paweł Gil (Lublin) Attendance: 15 319

Pogoń: 1. Łukasz Załuska – 2. Jakub Bartkowski, 40. Sebastian Walukiewicz, 33. Mariusz Malec, 77. Ricardo Nunes (71, 15. Hubert Matynia) – 34. Iker Guarrotxena (55, 27. Sebastian Kowalczyk), 28. Tomás Podstawski (62, 59. Adrian Benedyczak), 14. Kamil Drygas, 17. Zvonimir Kožulj, 10. Radosław Majewski – 18. Adam Buksa

Zagłębie: 12. Konrad Forenc – 2. Bartosz Kopacz, 5. Maciej Dąbrowski, 33. Ľubomír Guldan, 3. Saša Balić – 11. Bartłomiej Pawłowski, 99. Bartosz Slisz (46, 24. Jakub Tosik), 8. Łukasz Poręba, 18. Filip Starzyński, 39. Damjan Bohar (89, 23. Daniel Dziwniel) – 89. Patryk Tuszyński (83, 17. Patryk Szysz)

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