Michniewicz watched a great match between Cash and Klich. Then Bednarek in London

The match – Leeds was part of the manager’s three-day trip to Great Britain, during which the coach intends to meet five potential representatives – Mateusz Klich (Leeds) and Matty Cash (Aston Villa), as well as Jan Bednark (Southampton), Krystian Bielik (Derby) and (Brighton). Honestly, Michniewicz had an excellent match at Villa Park.

Good performances by Cash and Klich. Draw in a great match at Villa Park

The brilliant show in Birmingham started with a guest goal by Daniel James in the 9th minute, but then his show began on loan from Barcelona to Aston Villa. After half an hour of the game, the Brazilian took advantage of Matty Cash’s excellent flat cross and with a shot from several meters defeated the rivals’ goalkeeper. In the next quarter of an hour, Coutinho scored two assists at Jacob Ramsey’s goals.

Until the break, however, it was only 3: 2 for Aston Villa, because just before the break, Mateusz Klich started the Leeds action, who with a brilliant play with his heel played the ball into the penalty area to Jack Harrison, and after the winger’s cross, Daniel James hit the net again. In the second half, the only goal was scored by the guests who, thanks to Diego Llorente in the 63rd minute, led to a 3-3 draw.

he played the full 90 minutes in this match, and in addition to assisting, he also collected a yellow card. In the end it seemed that the Polish representative also had muscle problems, but he managed to play the game to the end. was replaced in the 85th minute by Adam Forshaw.

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The surprise came in London, where he lost to Southampton 2: 3 at his own stadium.

However, the meeting started very badly for the “Saints” and the Polish defender. In the 18th minute, the Pole found his own net for the second time this season. Previously, Bednarek, who also scored three goals for the right goal in the Premier League, also scored an own goal in the FA Cup match against Swansea (3: 2). In London, the Polish representative was also quite lucky later, because he fouled Harry Kane in the penalty area, but the Englishman was offside.

Five minutes after Bednarek’s own goal, Armando Broja led to a draw, but when in the 70th minute “Koguty” was in the lead again after Sona’s goal, it seemed that they were on the right path to victory. None of those things, the ending belonged to. Goals by Mohamed Elyounoussi in the 79th and Che Adams in the 82nd allowed Ralph Hasenhuettl’s side to turn the tide and win 3-2.

Jan Bednarek played the full 90 minutes, while in the match Norwich – Crystal Palace (1: 1) he played 64 minutes