Adam Majewski- coach of PGE FKS Stal Mielec decided that the match in the starting line-up would start: Bartosz Mrozek, Krystian Getinger, Arkadiusz Kasperkiewicz, Mateusz Matras, Kamil Kruk, Fabian Hiszpański, Piotr Wlazło, Kōki Hinokio , Alex Vallejo, Adam Ratajczyk and Rauno Sappinen.
On the substitutes’ bench were Mateusz Kochalski, Fryderyk Gerbowski, Paweł Żyra, Mikołaj Lebedyński, Leândro Messias dos Santos, Maciej Domański, Mateusz Mak and Maciej Wolski.

Legia Warsaw coach Kosta Runjaić appointed the following players to the starting eleven: Dominik Gladun, Yuri Oliveria, Tomas Pekhart, Paweł Wszołek, Maik Nawrocki, Ernest Muci, Filip Mladenović, Maciej Rosołek, Artur Jędrzejczyk, Bartosz Kapustka and Bartosz Slisz.
The matchday squad also included: Cezary Miszta, Rafał Augustyniak, Robert Pich, Jurgen Celhaka, Patryk Sokołowski, Makana Baku, Lindsay Rose, Jakub Jędrasik, Igor Strzałek.

In the first minutes of the meeting, it was Adam Majewski’s team that applied high pressing and held on to the ball longer. The first dangerous action by Legia Warsaw could be seen in the 10th minute of the meeting, when Paweł Wszołek hit the ball towards Bartosz Mrozek’s goal. However, his strike was blocked and the referee awarded a corner kick for the Legia team. In the 12th minute of the match, our goalkeeper had to intervene for the first time after Bartosz Slisz’s strike. Just a minute later, Piotr Wlazło struck towards Legia Warsaw’s goal, but the ball hit a Legia defender, which earned Stal only a corner kick. the 29th minute of the match saw a corner kick for the Stal Mielec team performed by Krystian Getinger. However, the ball was knocked out by Tomas Pekhart after the pass. In the 31st minute of the meeting, after a pass from Ernast Mucci, Bartosz Kapustka found himself in a convenient situation, but our goalkeeper confidently intervened. In the 43rd minute of the meeting, the captain of our team made a great pass, but Adam Ratajczyk failed to take advantage of the situation. Two minutes before the end of the first half, Kōki Hinokio hit the Legia Warsaw goal, but his shot was confidently defended by Dominik Gladun. The first half ended with the score 0-0.

The second half of the match within the 24th PKO BP Ekstraklasa queue started without any changes in the line-ups of both teams. As early as the first minute of the second half, the Stali team won a corner kick, but the ball after a pass from our captain was knocked out by Legia Warsaw defenders. In the 47th minute of the match, after a very good pass from Adam Ratajczyk, Rauno Sappinen struck at the Legia goal, but after his shot the ball hit the side netting of Dominik Gladun’s goal. Unfortunately, it was in the 49th minute of the match that Tomas Pekhart gave the lead to the Legia Warsaw team with a head strike after a pass from Ernest Muci. In the 53rd minute of the match, Adam Ratajczyk required medical assistance and had to leave the pitch. Mateusz Mak took his place on the pitch. We could see the first change in the Legia Warsaw team in the 56th minute, when Patryk Sokołowski appeared in place of Maciej Rosołek. the 63rd minute of the match saw another very good opportunity for the Legia team to score, however, Bartosz Mrozek showed off a fantastic intervention. six minutes later, PGE FKS Stali Mielec had a chance to equalise when Mateusz Mak struck at the goal of the team from Warsaw. In the 77th minute of the match, Kosta Runjaić decided to make another change in his team and Igor Strzałek came on in place of Bartosz Kapustka, who was coming off the pitch. Moments later Rauno Sappinen had a chance to score, but his shot was defended by Dominik Gladun. In the 83rd minute of the match, our Estonian striker left the pitch and his place was taken by Mikołaj Lebedyński. There was another change in the Legia Warsaw team as well, with Robert Pich entering the pitch and Ernet Muci coming off. Unfortunately, it was the Legia Warsaw team that could enjoy scoring another goal after Filip Mladenovic’s strike in the 85th minute of the match. A triple substitution was still decided by coach Adam Majewski. Fabian Hiszpański, Piotr Wlazło and Krystian Getinger left the pitch and were replaced by Maciej Wolski, Maciej Domański and Fryderyk Gerbowski. Despite further attacks by the PGE FKS Stali Mielec team, the result of the match did not change and ended in a 2-0 victory for Legia Warsaw.