In a thrilling encounter during the elimination phase of the Conference League, Olomouc's captain Jan Kliment made a pivotal decision that resulted in the team's winning goal against Lausanne. While the coaching staff suggested a different set play from a corner, Kliment chose to execute a previously planned variation that led to Antonín Růsek scoring in the 44th minute. This goal was not only significant as it marked Růsek's first in European competition, but it also gave Olomouc a 2-1 lead that they maintained until the end of the match.

Kliment's bold move faced initial resistance, as the team was receiving signals from the bench to execute a different strategy. However, the confidence shown by Kliment turned out to be a stroke of genius, as clarified by Matúš Malý, a defender who humorously referred to it as Kliment's 'divine hand.' The support from the players for Kliment's decision reflects the trust and camaraderie within the team, which ultimately contributed to their success in getting past the initial draw from the first leg.

Olomouc's defense, led by Slovakian stopper Matúš Malý, played a crucial role in the second half to ensure they kept the opposition at bay, despite Lausanne applying pressure. The result is a commendable achievement for the Czech side, maintaining their hopes in the tournament after a prior 1-1 draw, demonstrating both tactical flexibility and team resilience as they advanced to the next phase of the competition.