Jarosław Królewski wrote that before the 24th minute of the match between Legia and Wisła, in his opinion, the Krakow team was at least equal, if not better than their rivals. They were creating chances and gradually taking control of the game, which — as he pointed out — was also mentioned by coach Mariusz Jop. Królewski accused the referee of allowing a goal for Legia despite two mistakes in one situation, and moments later not awarding a clear penalty for Wisła. He claimed these decisions changed the dynamic of the match: Wisła stopped playing as before, and Legia could retreat, limit risks, and control the game. The author emphasized that refereeing decisions affect not only individual actions or goals but also the strategy and behavior of both teams as well as the further course of the game. He noted that before the 25th minute, the statistics for Legia and Wisła were: shots 1:3, shots on target 1:1, possession 45%-55%, and xG 0.17-0.59. Królewski also mentioned bottles thrown onto the pitch, the refusal to allow Wisła fans into the stadium, the television station inviting editors from LW news services, and skipping difficult topics on air. He also pointed out the incorrect Wisła emblem on the screens and the announcer mispronouncing the names of players, including Artur Rodado, as well as presenting them in the feminine form. He wrote that he found it hard to rule out intentional actions in some of these cases. According to Królewski, there was a lack of respect, fairness, and equal rules during the match. He considered that the game was not an example of professional football worth remembering. #PiłkaNożna #Futbol #Sędziowanie (translated)
