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– We lost the air, because it is clear that the red card affected, said Rickard Magyar in an interview with Sportexpressen.
Hammarby entered the game without Muamer Tankovic (injured) and Darijan Bojanic (cold). But Paulinho, Gustav Ludwigsson and Abdul Khalili, who did not play Helsingborg on Sunday, returned to the starting eleven.
Lech Poznan pushed hard in the introduction to the match, he wanted Hammarby to hit away. But Hammarby was played out of the press and attacked mostly from the left wing with Paulinho in a prominent role.
After a quarter, Paulinho took off the ball over the baseline to Aron Johannsson, who was completely clean. But goalkeeper Filip Bednarek read the situation, ran off and was responsible for a great one-handed save.
Three minutes later, a new elevator arrived over Aron Johannsson’s Poznan baseline. Gustav Ludwigsson ran in, received, but got an unfortunate second touch before it could finish, and then Bednarek came out and was able to cover.
Lech Poznan’s best opportunity in the first half came three minutes before the break. A perfect pass from Dani Ramirez to Mikael Ishak, who finished off quickly. However, David Ousted could not connect with him, as his teammates expected, and the ball went out.
Hammarby’s coach, Stefan Billborn made a defensive change at half-time, Rickard Magyar replaced David Fällman.
Lech Poznan took the lead early on in the second half. Hammarby came up short in midfield.
But it was a real mistake by midfielder Kalle Björklund that led Lech Poznan to the first goal in the 55th minute. Without threats, Björklund played with the ball as last defender. The Portuguese Pedro Tiba was on a roll and cut straight, throwing cold at 0-1 on the open David Ousted.
– We were going to circulate the ball, but it missed, and that happens sometimes, said Rickard Magyar, who was the one who conceded at home with Björklund.
Eight minutes later the curtain was lowered. Midfielder Jeppe Andersen received his second yellow card and was sent off when he put his hand in Pedro Tiba’s face in a close combat.
– The card was tough (judged), Stefan Billborn told Sportexpressen.
And the climb got even steeper when Paulinho limped out with a quarter left, injured his thigh. Hammarby stayed with nine men for two minutes, before Alexander Kacaniklic could enter.
The end of the match was broken when Lech Poznan protected the lead. Hammarby gained very few seconds balls and constantly lost the ball early in the times they tried to attack.
Mikael Ishak was the replacement He came close to increasing Lech Poznan’s lead with 13 minutes to go, but Ousted accounted for a qualified save.
But the 0-2 would come, with one minute remaining of the regular game time. Hammarby couldn’t hold out defensively and 18-year-old Jakub Kaminski was able to advance from the left edge and hit well at the near post.
And in extra time it also came 0-3, a class finish from another 18-year-old, Filip Marchjwinski.
Lech Poznan’s Swedish forward Mikael Ishak stated that Hammarby was in full control for the first 15 minutes.
– Then we started looking for surfaces. And when the red card came, the game was over, Ishak told SportExpressen.
