Having won the first half with the score 2-0, the Russian team played a draw with the Polish team in the second friendly match 2-2.

The match debut almost exactly repeated the start of the first duel: in one of the starting attacks, the Poles struck the post and we quickly responded with a goal: Sergey Abramov ran the curb and gave it to the center to attack Ivan Chishkala.

Further, the meeting at high speeds was not abundant and proceeded with approximately equal indicators of possession of the ball. The polish attacks were stubborn, but not too dangerous, and Russian players lacked a decisive blow in the endings. In the 12th minute, Volynyuk and Milovanov made a second goal: an Ugra man threw it at the far post, the Tyumen player closed it with his head.

Artem Niyazov and Ruslan Kudziev had a number of good opportunities, but the goalkeeper was rescuing somewhere, somewhere the playing projectile was not following the same trajectory. As on the eve, the opponents left for the break with the score 2-0 in favor of the guests.

In the second half, the Poles went to recoup and increasingly disturbed Artem Shevchenko, who marked the debut in the national team. Pressing the hosts forced them to make mistakes, in the 32nd minute one of them led to a goal: a violation was committed near the penalty area – and Chuzhek returned hope to his partners with a direct blow.

The goal added to the footballers from Poland strength and emotions, the tribunes revived, and on this wave the hosts managed to recoup: The Founder, barely leaving as the fifth field player, delivered an accurate strike from the flank 2-2. The Russians responded with their “majority”: Artem Niyazov came to the goalkeeper’s sweater, but the rivals turned out to be closer to scoring: after a high “candle”, the ball missed the senses with our empty gates.

The final siren recorded a draw.