AGF won on penalties, Lech Poznań fell at home.
AGF defeated Lech Poznań 1-4 and won 4-3 on penalties at Enea Stadion, concluding a match where the home team could only chase the game while AGF held the advantage until the end.
- 0'The match has started.
Lech Poznań hosts AGF.
- 1'Penalty shootout: 1 - 0
Filip Jagiełło() successfully converted the penalty. Penalty shootout: 1 - 0.
- 2'Penalty shootout: missed shot
Kristian Arnstad() missed the penalty. Penalty shootout: 1 - 0.
- 3'Penalty shootout: missed shot
Allahyar Sayyadmanesh() missed the penalty. Penalty shootout: 1 - 0.
- 4'Rotation: 1 - 1
Frederik Tingager( ) successful penalty kick. Penalty shootout: 1 - 1.
- 5'Penalty shootout: missed shot
Antoni Kozubal() missed the penalty. Penalty shootout: 1 - 1.
- 6'Rotation: 1 - 2
Tômas Óli Kristjánsson() successful penalty kick. Penalty shootout: 1 - 2.
- 7'Rotation: 2 - 2
Yannick Agnero() successful penalty kick. Penalty shootout: 2 - 2.
- 8'Rotation: 2 - 3
Janni Serra() successful penalty kick. Penalty shootout: 2 - 3.
- 9'Rotation: 3 - 3
Joel Pereira() successful penalty kick. Penalty shootout: 3 - 3.
- 10'Rotation: 3 - 4
Tobias Bech( ) successful penalty kick. Penalty shootout: 3 - 4.
- 13'AGF controlled the ball, Lech continued to apply pressure.
At the 13th minute, AGF controlled possession 40-60, but Lech Poznań created more scoring opportunities with 2-1 shots and 2-0 corners. The game was therefore evenly matched: AGF held possession more, while Lech was more proactive in creating dangerous attacking chances.
- 20'VAR overturns penalty decision.
In the 20th minute, VAR intervened following an incident involving Jonas Jensen-Abbew and decided to overturn the penalty. Jonas Jensen-Abbew still received a yellow card, while the score between Lech Poznań and AGF remained unchanged.
- 25'AGF controls the ball, Lech applies pressure.
At the 25th minute, AGF was controlling the game with 34-66 possession, but Lech Poznań was still defending proactively and creating pressure from set pieces, as evidenced by their 4-0 corner kicks. However, Lech had more shots on target, with 2-0.
- 32'Tobias Bech puts AGF ahead.
In the 32nd minute, Tobias Bech scored after an assist from Kristian Arnstad, giving AGF a 0-1 lead against Lech Poznań. AGF capitalized on their opportunities to maintain their advantage in the match.
- 37'AGF controlled the game and took the lead.
In the 37th minute, AGF was controlling the game with 40-60 possession and a slight advantage in shots on goal (3-4). Lech Poznań continued to put pressure on Lech Poznań with 4-1 corner kicks, but the visitors were generally in control, leading 1-0.
- 40'Antoni Kozubal received a yellow card.
In the 40th minute, Antoni Kozubal received a yellow card from the referee. Lech Poznań were trailing AGF 0-1, putting even more pressure on the home team.
- 45'James Bogere received a yellow card.
In the 45th minute, James Bogere received a yellow card after a corner kick. Lech Poznań ended the first half trailing, and James Bogere will have to be more cautious for the remainder of the match.
- 45'End of the first half
At the end of the first half, the score was 0-1.
- 46'The second half has begun.
The second half has begun.
- 49'Lech Poznań pressed hard despite AGF taking the lead.
At the 49th minute, AGF still had a slight advantage in ball possession (43-57) and was leading 0-1, but Lech Poznań was the team creating more pressure with 6-1 corners and 6-4 shots. Three saves showed that AGF was struggling to withstand the increasing pressure.
- 53'VAR reviews the situation involving Frederik Emmery.
In the 53rd minute, VAR intervened to review a situation involving Frederik Emmery. Lech Poznań was still trailing AGF 0-1.
- 55'Kristian Arnstad doubles the lead.
In the 55th minute, Kristian Arnstad scored from the penalty spot, doubling AGF's lead against Lech Poznań. The visitors are now leading 0-2.
- 60'C. Storch came on as a substitute for Jonas Jensen-Abbew.
In the 60th minute, C. Storch came on as a substitute for Jonas Jensen-Abbew. This was a notable substitution as the match was progressing in AGF's favor.
- 61'Lech Poznań is pressing hard, AGF is lurking.
In the 61st minute, Lech Poznań was increasing the pressure despite being 0-2 down against AGF, as evidenced by their superior corner kicks (8-1) and shots on goal (9-6). AGF had slightly better ball control (46-54), focusing on defense and waiting for opportunities to counterattack.
- 68'Allahyar Sayyadmanesh enters the field
In the 68th minute, Allahyar Sayyadmanesh came on as a substitute for Luis Palma. This was a notable substitution given that AGF was already leading.
- 70'Rasmus Carstensen came on in the 70th minute.
In the 70th minute, Rasmus Carstensen came on to replace Jens Jönsson. AGF made another substitution while holding the advantage against Lech Poznań.
- 70'AGF makes a substitution, Stefen Tchamche comes on.
In the 70th minute, Stefen Tchamche came on as a substitute for James Bogere, with AGF leading Lech Poznań 0-2. The visitors made the adjustment while in a favorable position, with a two-goal lead and slightly more possession.
- 73'Lech Poznań pressed hard despite being behind.
In the 73rd minute, Lech Poznań was pressing hard to find an equalizer, evidenced by 9-3 corner kicks and AGF having to make 5 saves. However, AGF still controlled the ball better with 45-55 and maintained their 2-0 lead.
- 75'Frederik Tingager increased the score to 0-3.
In the 75th minute, Frederik Tingager scored after an assist from Eric Kahl, extending AGF's lead to 0-3 against Lech Poznań.
- 81'Filip Jagiełło came on as a substitute in the 81st minute.
In the 81st minute, Filip Jagiełło came on as a substitute for Pablo Rodríguez, with AGF leading 0-3.
- 81'AGF made a substitution while leading by a significant margin.
In the 81st minute, Joel Pereira came on to replace Robert Gumny. AGF made the substitution while leading Lech Poznań 0-3.
- 85'AGF took the initiative in the 85th minute.
In the 85th minute, AGF still maintained the initiative, leading 0-3, with a slight advantage in ball possession (46-54) and shots on goal (10-12). However, Lech Poznań continued to exert pressure from set pieces with 9-3 corners, indicating that the game was not entirely one-sided.
- 86'Mikael Anderson received a yellow card in the 86th minute.
In the 86th minute, Mikael Anderson received a yellow card after a foul. A belated warning for AGF as the match entered its final minutes.
- 87'Daniel Håkans came on in the 87th minute.
In the 87th minute, Daniel Håkans came on as a substitute for Patrik Wålemark. AGF made the adjustment while holding a significant advantage over Lech Poznań.
- 88'AGF made a substitution in the 88th minute.
In the 88th minute, Yannick Agnero came on as a substitute for Mikael Ishak. AGF made a late substitution while leading Lech Poznań 0-3.
- 90+3'Mouhammade Camara came on in the 90+3 minute.
In the 90+3rd minute, Mouhammade Camara came on as a substitute for Eric Kahl. AGF finished the remaining minutes with a 0-3 lead over Lech Poznań.
- 91'Extra time
The match went into extra time.
- 91'Frederik Emmery received a yellow card in the 91st minute.
In the 91st minute, Frederik Emmery received a yellow card in the final minutes of the match. AGF was still leading Lech Poznań 0-3.
- 95'Filip Jagiełło narrowed the gap for Lech Poznań
In the 95th minute, Filip Jagiełło scored, helping Lech Poznań reduce the deficit to 1-3 against AGF.
- 97'Muas Óli Kristjánsson enters the field
In the 97th minute, Tômas Óli Kristjánsson was brought on to replace Frederik Emmery. A personnel change in the final minutes of the match.
- 97'Janni Serra came on in the 97th minute.
In the 97th minute, Janni Serra came on as a substitute for Mikael Anderson in the final minutes of added time. This was a late substitution when the match had already reached a critical point.
- 97'Lech Poznań pressed hard, AGF defended.
In the 97th minute, Lech Poznań continued to press with 9-3 corners and 8-5 shots on target, forcing AGF to defend more. AGF had a slight advantage in possession (48-52) and held a 1-3 lead.
- 98'AGF made a substitution in the 98th minute.
In the 98th minute, Gísli Thórdarson came on as a substitute for Radosław Murawski, with AGF leading Lech Poznań 3-1.
- 100'Tomas Óli Kristjánsson widens the lead for AGF.
In the 100th minute, Vémas Óli Kristjánsson scored after an assist from Tobias Bech, extending AGF's lead to 1-4 against Lech Poznań.
- 105+1'Yannick Agnero received a yellow card.
In the 105th minute plus one, Yannick Agnero received a yellow card after an incident that required the referee's intervention. This was a warning in the final minutes of extra time.
- 107'Mouhammade Camara received a yellow card.
In the 107th minute, Mouhammade Camara received a yellow card in the final minutes of the match. AGF was still leading Lech Poznań by a large margin.
- 109'Lech Poznań pressed hard despite being behind.
In the 109th minute, despite AGF leading,1-4Lech Poznań continues to exert significant pressure on13-3corner kick and16-14AGF took the shot. AGF defended proactively, waiting for an opportunity to maintain their advantage in the final minutes.
- 120'Penalty shootout
The two teams proceeded to a penalty shootout.
- KTFinal score: Lech Poznań 1-4 AGF
The match ended with a score of 1-4.
Updated at 02:50 on 30/07/2026
Match information
Lech Poznań will face AGF in the UEFA Champions League at 00:00 on July 30, 2026. The match will take place at Enea Stadion, where Lech Poznań is designated as the home team.
Advantage from the most recent encounter.
In their most recent recorded encounter, Lech Poznań emerged victorious against AGF. This provides a positive basis for the Polish team heading into the rematch, while AGF will need to find a way to change the result of their previous encounter.
However, the available data only records one head-to-head match and does not provide a specific score. Therefore, it is not yet possible to draw a sufficiently broad trend regarding the dominance of the two teams or accurately assess the level of balance in the match.
The tactical situation remains open.
The information provided does not include recent form, tactical formations, absentee lists, or the expected lineups of Lech Poznań and AGF. Therefore, there is no basis to determine which team will control possession, prioritize attacking down the flanks, or opt for a cautious approach.
The key factor before kick-off will be how both teams translate their home advantage and experience from their last encounter into a realistic game. Lech Poznań has a more favorable psychological advantage from the previous result, but AGF still has a chance to create a different outcome in this rematch.
Match analysis
Lech Poznań entered the match with the only recorded head-to-head advantage and the home advantage at Enea Stadion. However, the lack of data on form, squad strength, and tactics made it impossible to determine a clear winner within 90 minutes.
Overall, the encounter between Lech Poznań and AGF should be evaluated based on the actual course of events rather than just the head-to-head result. The ability to organize the game, the proactive approach at each moment, and the effectiveness in converting opportunities will be the decisive factors in determining the outcome of the match.
*This article was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI).