Wisła Kraków thrash FSV Mainz 9:0 to reach the final — Interia Sport

Polish amputee football club Wisła Kraków defeated Germany's FSV Mainz 9:0 in the Champions League semi-final and advanced to the tournament's decisive match. According to Interia Sport, the Kraków team did not concede a single goal on its way to the final, while its overall goal difference after the group stage and semi-final stands at 17:0.

Group-stage victories

In the group stage, Wisła played Ukrainian side Pokrova Lviv and Spain's Betis Seville. In the first match, the Kraków team thrashed Pokrova 6:0. Krystian Kapłon scored a hat-trick, while Wisła netted its first goal in the opening minute.

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In the match against Betis, Kamil Grygiel opened the scoring in the second minute, before Kapłon doubled the lead. Two group-stage wins with an 8:0 goal difference secured the Polish club first place and a spot in the semi-finals.

Opponent in the decisive match

In the final, Wisła Kraków will play the winner of the semi-final between Italy's Sporting Amp Football and Spain's Betis Seville. The decisive amputee football Champions League match is scheduled for Sunday at 18:00.