Adam Majewski, Wisła Płock coach:

- Congratulations to the hosts on their victory. It's a shame, because although Wisła Kraków started the match a little better, a somewhat accidental goal after a deflection helped Wisła, who looked very determined. However, we managed to equalize. The second goal is a shame. I haven't seen that situation yet, I don't know if our player was fouled, if the goal was fair or unfair, but it went in. In the second half - looking from the side, of course - it seemed that Wisła Kraków ran out of steam and we took the initiative. We were very close to at least drawing this match. Marcin Kamiński's situation at the end of the match after a set piece is a shame. Looking even at the post-match statistics, we had an advantage in practically all of them - ball possession was equal - but in all the more specific ones, like shots, shots on target, corner kicks. That's why we feel a sense of unfulfillment, but it's already done. I'm satisfied with the commitment and attitude of the players, but the simple, stupid mistakes leading to goals are a shame.

Mariusz Jop, Wisła Kraków coach:

- I think the first half was something we'd like to see more often. There was definitely a significant improvement in terms of keeping possession, calmness, and controlling the game. Of course, the opponent had two dangerous situations after transitions, but that was something we wanted to improve, and I think that first half was good for us, we had an advantage, we controlled the game with the ball. The second half of this match was definitely something that can sometimes happen in the Ekstraklasa, but we wouldn't want it to last so long. We lacked here, especially in the transitional phases, keeping possession, controlling the game through possession. Despite this, the opponent created one situation in the second half from a set piece. We had two such situations. I'm referring to Jordi's chance - when he was 5 meters in front of the goal and didn't hit the ball cleanly - and Mikulec's second. Regarding the picture of the second half, in my opinion, we were in a low block for too long. Even though it didn't result in any major threat to our goal, we would like it to be more like the first half. I congratulate the team, because they certainly showed great determination and commitment. The fans created a fantastic spectacle, a full stadium. Their help was certainly palpable today, their energy was transmitted to the players, and that helped us maintain the result. I congratulate the team on winning another match and we will continue to improve what is not working well. There is a lot of work ahead of us, but we certainly need to appreciate this victory.

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