Wisła Kraków Youth 2 – 1 Znicz Pruszków Youth
Poland Młoda Ekstraklasa – 31 May 2026

Wisła Kraków’s youth side edged past Znicz Pruszków with a hard-fought 2-1 victory at the Wisła Training Centre on Sunday evening. The win kept the young Biała Gwiazda in touch with the top half of the Młoda Ekstraklasa table, while Znicz were left to rue missed chances in a contest that swung decisively in the second half.

First half: evenly matched but goalless

The opening 45 minutes were tense and tactical, with both defences largely on top. Znicz Pruszków created the clearer opportunities through quick counter-attacks, but Wisła goalkeeper Kacper Madejski made two sharp saves to keep the scores level. Wisła’s midfield, led by captain Jakub Błaszczyk, began to assert control as the half wore on, yet clear-cut chances remained scarce.

Second half bursts into life

Wisła Kraków broke the deadlock in the 54th minute. A well-worked corner found central defender Michał Wróblewski, who powered a header past Znicz goalkeeper Bartosz Kowalczyk. The home side doubled their advantage just 12 minutes later when striker Kamil Górski latched onto a through ball and slotted calmly into the far corner.

Znicz Pruszków refused to wilt. They pulled one back in the 78th minute through substitute Mateusz Nowak, who volleyed home from a free-kick delivery. The visitors pushed for an equaliser in the closing stages, but Wisła’s defence held firm to secure all three points.

Key performers

• Kamil Górski (Wisła Kraków Youth) – A tireless runner up front, his goal and general hold-up play were vital.
• Michał Wróblewski (Wisła Kraków Youth) – Dominant in the air and scored the crucial opener.
• Mateusz Nowak (Znicz Pruszków Youth) – A bright spark off the bench, his goal gave Znicz late hope.

Match impact

Wisła Kraków Youth moved to 28 points from 18 matches, sitting seventh in the Młoda Ekstraklasa. Znicz Pruszków remained in 13th position, now five points clear of the relegation zone but needing to turn promising performances into points. The head‑to‑head record between these two youth sides now stands at five wins for Wisła, three for Znicz, and two draws.