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Oskar Mochnik assessed that Legia played a very good match, and Wisła did not score a goal for the first time this season and created few clear opportunities. He praised the defense and the entries of Augustyniak, which—he wrote—helped the team gain space. He added that Rodado performed poorly alongside him, while Piątkowski and Deziel played consistently. The author wrote that with a 2:0 lead, Legia controlled the match and was closer to increasing the score than conceding a goal. He was also pleased with the goals from Adamski and Zjawka. He admitted that he was concerned about Adamski's form, but in the second half, the player reminded him of the one from spring and deserved his goal for his work on and off the ball. Mochnik pointed out that five U-21 players appeared, although some played better and others worse. Before traveling to Kraków, he wrote that Cracovia might not be in form, but he did not remember the last time Legia won there without greater problems. He added that if the current form is maintained, the three points should return to Warsaw. He also predicted that Legia would remain unbeaten in the league at least until mid-October and expressed confidence in Marek Papszun. #LegiaWarszawa #Ekstraklasa #PiłkaNożna (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that in the Liga+ Extra program it was confirmed that the first goal for LW should not have been recognized for two reasons, and Wisła Kraków was entitled to a penalty kick. He assessed that the referee's decisions distorted the match within 24 minutes and stated that the referee and the VAR team should step away from officiating for a longer period. #LigaPlus #piłkaNożna #VAR (translated)

Paweł Paczul recalled that about 10 years ago, for matches between Wisła and Legia, Lubos Michel was brought in because — as he assessed — the situation with Polish referees was very bad. He suggested that perhaps once again, at least for a while, it would be necessary to look for referees abroad. #sędziowie #futbol #Ekstraklasa (translated)

Karol Michalak criticized the refereeing, pointing not only to the lack of a clear penalty but also to the absence of cards, calling fouls after clean tackles, and missed corner kicks and incorrectly awarded throw-ins. He described what happened before and during the match as disgusting and wrote that it made him feel sick. He added that it had nothing to do with football. #piłkanożna #sport #emocje (translated)

Brzoza again accused the organizers of the broadcast of lacking impartiality. He claimed that the broadcast before the match at a stadium other than Legia's could not have happened without reason, and pointed out that — in his opinion — 90 percent of the staff were former players or people associated with Legia. He expressed hope that Canal+ would soon stop collaborating with the league, and described the station as one of the biggest sources of problems, second only to the referees in this regard. #legia #piłkaNożna #sport (translated)

As a team, we are ready to translate our efficiency into away games. I think this match will be a good warm-up and another test for us, as the opponent is certainly of a high caliber, a competitor who is consistent, and for us, it will definitely be a good opportunity to prove ourselves and show what we're capable of," said Wisła's coach Mariusz Jop before the match. #LegiaWarszawa #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa (translated)

Szymon Jadczak expressed frustration over Canal Plus's material. He wrote that before the match, the station instead of explaining the issue of the entry ban for Wisła fans conducted an interview with a journalist who stated that formally everything is fine. According to Jadczak, the message boiled down to the fact that people could return home. #Wisła #CanalPlus #futbol (translated)

Tomasz Urban wrote that Deichstube, which he described as the most popular blog dedicated to Werder, awarded Oskar Wójcik a score of 2.5. According to Urban, only Hein and Füllkrug received higher ratings, and Deichstube stated in its justification that Wójcik confirmed his usefulness in the Bundesliga with this match. https://t.co/PtyklsbG46 #WerderBremen #Bundesliga #OskarWójcik (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that the PZPN Club Licensing Committee obliged Legia Warsaw to pay 250,000 PLN for each home match played without the required number of seats for away fans. According to him, the committee deemed the closure of the sector until the end of the year as "unlawful" and stated that the city's consent for matches without away fans, obtained at the club's request, does not exempt Legia from complying with licensing requirements. Jadczak reported that by the end of the year, Legia was to play five home matches, the first of which — against Wisła Kraków — was to take place on Sunday. He announced that details would be published in WP SportoweFakty and Wirtualna Polska. #LegiaWarszawa #PZPN #piłkaNożna (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that he observed the scandal that — as he put it — was caused by the authorities of Legia Warsaw before the match against Wisła Kraków. He asked whether PZPN and Ekstraklasa are proud of the league's image, in which conversations revolve around machetes, knives, and murderers. Jadczak asked what actions Cezary Kulesza would take to effectively change the regulations. He accused him of merely pretending to take action between successive banquets. He also asked if Dariusz Mioduski is proud of himself. #LegiaWarszawa #Ekstraklasa #PiłkaNożna (translated)

BarcaInfo reported, citing Carlos Monfort and Sport, that Raphinha did not train with the entire team during the last session before the match against Getafe CF. According to the author, unless there was a sudden turnaround, the player was not going to play the next day and was preparing for a return for the match against Galatasaray SK. #Raphinha #GetafeCF #GalatasaraySK (translated)

Tomasz Ćwiąkała published a fragment of a conversation with Michael Ameyaw, who said that the fans of Raków Częstochowa did not read the names of Black players before matches, although they shouted the names of other players. He mentioned Yeboah, Otieno, and Seck. Ameyaw assessed that some fans were unfriendly towards him because of the color of his skin, as well as an incident from the time he played at Piast. He added that one person connected to the fans texted his fiancée not to worry because it was about a small group whose behavior was not supported by others. He emphasized that he did not want to lump all fans together. https://t.co/tKJ52KPeXP #rasizm #piłkaNożna #kibice (translated)

Karol Michalak wrote that Legia asked the police if they could play matches without away fans, and they agreed. He emphasized that in his opinion, it did not resolve the issue of PZPN licensing regulations. The author distinguished this situation from those involving Radomiak, Górnik, and Wisła, where renovations were said to result from the owners' overarching decisions. He claimed that Legia closed the away section on September 28, citing non-existent police orders and ZZW. After these documents were questioned, the club most likely asked the police if they could play the match despite the renovations. Michalak pointed out that the PZPN could suspend Legia's license due to possible violations of licensing regulations. He added that although the Ekstraklasa organized the competitions, the license was issued by the PZPN, which had the right to intervene, but — as he predicted — probably would not do so. In the end, he criticized Legia Warsaw for seeking to play a match without fans and accused them of fighting for unequal competition. He wrote that the club had nothing to do with football and described its actions as pathetic. #LegiaWarszawa #Ekstraklasa #PZPN (translated)

Karol Michalak wrote that for the past three years he has been fighting against the discrimination of Wisła Kraków fans. He claimed that he sent hundreds of letters to police departments, mayors, and presidents, corresponded with the Commissioner for Human Rights, UOKiK, and international organizations, and also prepared a 40-page study on the impact of boycotts on competition. He described that clubs from all over Poland treated him as a person of lower status, and he himself was insulted and humiliated. He wrote that despite this, he did not give up on his efforts to be able to watch matches. However, he added that the post and the approach of its author discouraged him from football. He described this person as, in a sense, the face of Canal+ and pointed out that the station has long been associated with the Ekstraklasa. After years of discrimination, he felt "spat upon." Michalak also wrote that Legia should not give up and should seek documents that would prevent people from watching football. He concluded his statement by saying that he no longer wants to be part of this environment, which — in his opinion — has nothing to do with the beauty of football. #piłkanożna #dyskryminacja #kibice (translated)

Grzegorz Ziarko referred to the statement that an event must occur first, and wrote that the league regulations should therefore be changed. He pointed out that UEFA took action against Spartak before the match, and the Wisła fans had no problems entering the stadium in Trnava. #piłkaNożna #UEFA #Wisła (translated)

Karol Michalak wrote that his interlocutor either lied or consulted the wrong people. He noted that the League Commission can only punish the club after unjustifiably not allowing the visiting fans, but PZPN — in his opinion — has the tools to intervene before the match. He referred to points 4.3.6 and 6.1.2 of the PZPN Licensing Manual. As he pointed out, the Club Licensing Commission can suspend or revoke a license if the conditions for its issuance are no longer met or if the licensee violates obligations defined as criterion A. He added that licensing authorities can check compliance with the criteria at any time during the licensing season. Michalak stated that if Legia violated criterion A due to the lack of an efficient away sector, it could face consequences such as the suspension of its license. According to him, it would also be possible to order the match to be played with empty stands or to postpone the meeting. #PZPN #piłkaNożna #licencje (translated)

The start of the NBA 2026/27 season will be inaugurated by the matches between the Detroit Pistons and the Boston Celtics, as well as the New York Knicks and the Philadelphia 76ers, in which LeBron James will debut with the new team. #NBA #DetroitPistons #NewYorkKnicks (translated)

Karol Michalak referred to Tomasz Włodarczyk's comments on the Meczyki program, stating that on Sunday, there may be a lack of fans in the stands, and only later will it be revealed what penalty will be imposed on Legia. Michalak considered such a scenario realistic but questioned its logic. He wrote that if Legia is breaking the rules, and the PZPN knows about it, the reaction should occur before the match; if the club is not breaking the rules, there should be no penalty for the absence of fans. He compared this situation to the police passively observing a theft to the detriment of an elderly woman, and only taking action after a month. #LegiaWarszawa #kibice #PZPN (translated)

Coco Gauff was eliminated from the China Open in the quarter-finals after losing to Elise Mertens, and her performance in the tournament was overshadowed by a wave of criticism following a controversial situation related to her last match. #CocoGauff #ChinaOpen #IgaŚwiątek (translated)