Bayer Leverkusen hold a commanding 3-0 halftime lead over Lech Poznan in their Europa League encounter at the stadium on Bułgarska Street in Poznan.
Patrik Schick scored twice from the penalty spot, while Malik Tillman added another goal for the German visitors.
According to the live match report published by Przeglad Sportowy Onet, Schick opened the scoring in the 29th minute before Tillman doubled the advantage in the 32nd.
Schick converted a second penalty in the 41st minute, leaving Lech facing a three-goal deficit at the interval.
VAR Reviews Shape Leverkusen's First-Half Goals
The match featured two video assistant referee reviews that contributed to Leverkusen's first-half scoring opportunities.
The visitors were awarded their first penalty after referee Miloš Milanović reviewed an incident involving Lech defender Terry Yegbe and a possible handball.
Schick converted the resulting spot kick to put Leverkusen ahead.
Tillman then extended the lead after goalkeeper Mateusz Lis saved his initial attempt, allowing the Dutch midfielder to score from the rebound.
Leverkusen received another penalty following a challenge involving Mateusz Skrzypczak and Schick.
The referee reviewed the incident on the monitor before awarding the spot kick, and Skrzypczak also received a yellow card in the 40th minute.
Schick converted again in the 41st minute to complete Leverkusen's three-goal first-half performance.
His two penalties proved decisive in establishing the visitors' substantial advantage before halftime.
Lech also faced difficulties with player availability during the opening period.
Wojciech Mońka required medical attention and could not continue, prompting Terry Yegbe to enter in the 15th minute.
Leverkusen made a forced substitution three minutes later, with Schick replacing Martin Terrier.
Despite the scoreline, Lech created some opportunities and attempted to challenge the visiting defense.
Mikael Ishak sent an effort over the crossbar, while defender Edmond Tapsoba also headed over from a corner for Leverkusen.
Goalkeeper Lis made further interventions to prevent additional goals, including collecting Nathan Tella's attempt from the right side of the penalty area.
Lech defender Michał Gurgul also produced a sliding challenge to stop Tillman during another attack.
Before the match, Przeglad Sportowy Onet described Leverkusen as the clear favorite, noting that the German side had won four of its previous five matches.
Lech, meanwhile, was seeking its first points of the Europa League campaign after a difficult encounter against Crystal Palace.
Lech manager Niels Frederiksen's team entered the fixture hoping to use home advantage to challenge the German club.
However, the first-half events left the Polish side trailing 3-0 at the break, with Leverkusen holding a strong position heading into the second half.
