Motor Lublin 1–1 Raków Częstochowa

Motor Lublin thought they had this Cup tie wrapped up, then L. Diaby-Fadiga stole it right back in the 90+4th minute. M. Ndiaye had put Motor Lublin ahead on 51 minutes, a goal that meant plenty: Ndiaye now sits seventh in the league's scoring charts with 2 goals, chasing leader W. Jakubik's 4. Raków Częstochowa, though, have made a habit of frustrating this opponent, winning two of their last three meetings, and they stayed true to form by snatching a draw in the dying seconds. That equalizer forced extra time to settle nothing and sent the tie to penalties, where the shootout, not the 90 minutes, decided who moves on in the Cup. For a match that looked decided with ten minutes left, this one swung twice: once on Ndiaye's finish, once on Diaby-Fadiga's injury-time strike, before the spot kicks had the final word. Watch Ndiaye's go-ahead goal and the stoppage-time leveler that forced penalties, then see how Raków Częstochowa held their nerve from twelve yards to close it out.