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Bartosz Karcz wrote that Wisła Kraków was quite helpless in attack in Warsaw, but in a close match, the assessment of the game will focus on the actions of the referees. He criticized the officiating of Damian Sylwestrzak from the Sunday match. #LEGWIS https://t.co/ey0Xwi00NZ #Ekstraklasa #PiłkaNożna #WisłaKraków (translated)

The profile author of Replays, controversies, and analyses asked whether the topic would be discussed in the studio after the match. He wrote that someone from the stands, among the home fans, had thrown a glass bottle towards a Wisła player. He also asked whether the recipients of his post are able to react and tagged Rafał Trzaskowski, Legia Warsaw, Canal+ Sport, Jarosław Królewski, and Szymon Marciniak. https://t.co/5SWWrfbizB #LegiaWarszawa #Wisła #Kibice (translated)

The Repeat Account, controversies and analyses asked Marciniak whether the situation was an obvious penalty kick. The author added that referee Frankowski explained it on VAR in 2/3 of a second. https://t.co/25atcroQ1i #sędzia #VAR #piłkaNożna (translated)

Tomasz Kawa wrote that the linesman was standing a meter away from the situation, after which he believed that a throw-in was wrongly awarded to Legia, and then a goal was scored making it 1:0. #LegWIS https://t.co/M0sAcJiNPT #piłkaNożna #sędziowanie #Legia (translated)

Bartosz Karcz wrote that the players of Wisła Kraków delayed their entrance to the field and noted that it was not a coincidence. #LEGWIS https://t.co/fhgowbX5RI #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa #PiłkaNożna (translated)

Bartosz Karcz wrote that the players of Wisła Kraków conveyed a symbolic message when they came out for warm-up at Łazienkowska Street. #LEGWIS https://t.co/D8wCshBbZu #WisłaKraków #piłkaNożna #LEGWIS (translated)

Bartosz Karcz wrote that in relation to the match between Legia Warsaw and Wisła Kraków, the discussions almost did not focus on football. He found that sad. #LEGWIS https://t.co/iZNYTtX1iE #futbol #piłkaNożna #LegiaWarszawa (translated)