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Thrilling Draw in Poznań: Lech Poznan and Pogon Szczecin Share the Spoils
Poznań witnessed a vibrant match between Lech Poznan and Pogon Szczecin, which ended in a 2-2 draw. Pogon Szczecin took an early lead in the 15th minute thanks to a goal by K. Grosicki, who capitalized on an excellent offensive play.
Lech Poznan responded in the second half, with M. Ishak leveling the score in the 51st minute after an assist from L. Palma. The home team thought they had taken the lead in the 60th minute, but the VAR disallowed L. Palma’s goal for offside. However, L. Bengtsson finally put Lech ahead in the 89th minute, after an assist from F. Jagiello.
Just when it seemed that Lech would take the victory, P. Mukairu of Pogon Szczecin scored in the 90th minute with an assist from J. Pozo, sealing the draw and leaving the home fans with a bittersweet taste.
Lech Poznan dominated possession with 67% and generated a total of 25 shots, of which 11 were on target, and forced 9 corners. For their part, Pogon Szczecin, with 33% possession, made 14 shots with 4 on target, and won 4 corners. The match was contested, with 6 fouls committed by Lech and 11 by Pogon. F. Jagiello of Lech received a yellow card.
Substitutions lech poznan: at minute 63 A. Kozubal came in and T. Ouma went out., at minute 76 M. Gurgul came in and J. Moutinho went out., at minute 76 T. Ismaheel came in and L. Bengtsson went out., at minute 82 P. Rodriguez came in and Y. Agnero went out., at minute 82 L. Palma came in and K. Lisman went out.
Substitutions pogon szczecin: at minute 69 M. Juwara came in and H. Ali went out., at minute 76 K. Grosicki came in and P. Mukairu went out., at minute 76 D. Keramitsis came in and K. Smolinski went out., at minute 90 S. Greenwood came in and J. Pozo went out., at minute 90 R. Molnar came in and K. Kostorz went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Lech Poznan
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Pogon Szczecin
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