Marek Rzepka, three-time Polish champion with Lech Poznan, called the match against Thun a true concert for the club. 'It was a true concert for Lech. I was a bit worried about this encounter because I didn't know the opponent well, and remember that we didn't have Michael Ishak or any other experienced striker. But it went easily, quickly, and pleasantly. The team did everything right, some actions were on a truly European level. The only regret is that it wasn't a Champions League match,' he said.
Referring to the defeat against Aarhus, Rzepka emphasized that the decisive factor was 'a single day's weakness.' 'Having a 4-1 lead after the first match, you had to play however, even anti-football, just to bring the result to the end. But nothing, it's time to stop thinking about it,' he noted. Advancing to the Europa League is seen as the next step in the club's development, and Rz nad the team's performance.
Rzepka highlighted the exceptional performance of Michał Gurgul, who impressed during the match. 'I remember Gurgul's action when he went wing. He passed the ball into the center and chased his left side, knowing he would get the ball back. It wasn't a coincidence,' he said. The Polish champion noted that every player at Lech played at a high level, including Mateusz Skrzypczak, who regained his form. He also mentioned Allahyar Sayyadmanesh, who replaced Ishak and impressed on the striker's position.
