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Everything indicates that after 24 years, the people of Krakow have regained their city. "Everything indicates that after 24 years, the people of Krakow have regained their city," said Łukasz Gibała on Sunday evening, who, according to polls, will become the new president of Krakow. #Kraków #wybory #Gibała (translated)

Chrzanik summarized Donald Tusk's day, claiming that the prime minister embarrassed himself in the morning regarding Minecraft, which had triggered thousands of reactions and memes. The author described later reports of a planned attack on Tusk as a "circus" and wrote that the matter had completely compromised him. He added that a member of Tusk's party, Michał Kołodziejczak, whom he accused of involvement in a drug scandal, broke his silence and appeared alongside Krzysztof Rutkowski. Finally, he stated that the candidate supported by Tusk suffered a severe electoral defeat, and his party lost Kraków, the second-largest city in Poland. Chrzanik ended with a wish for this to continue. #DonaldTusk #polityka #wybory (translated)

Everything indicates that after 24 years the people of Krakow have regained their city. "Everything indicates that after 24 years the people of Krakow have regained their city," said Łukasz Gibała on Sunday evening, who, according to polls, will become the new president of Krakow. #Kraków #wybory #Gibała (translated)

After 24 years, the residents of Krakow have regained their city. Łukasz Gibała, who according to preliminary exit poll results won the elections for the Mayor of Krakow, stated that everything indicates this day will go down in history and "after 24 years, the residents of Krakow have regained their city." #Kraków #wybory #ŁukaszGibała (translated)

On October 11, 2026, Łukasz Gibała stated that after 24 years, the residents of Kraków had regained their city. He thanked the people who voted for him and described the victory as shared. He also expressed gratitude to his partner Ada, his team, colleagues from the Kraków for Residents association, and those involved in the campaign. He also thanked the voters of his opponent and wrote that there should be no divisions after the elections. He assessed that Kraków faced difficult years due to the poor state of the municipal budget and many issues needing repair, but he expressed confidence that the residents would cope. He added that election day would go down in history. #Kraków #wybory #wspólnota (translated)

Marcin Palade statistically wrote that Kraków, the city of his great-grandmother Wanda, supported Gibała, who was supposed to receive 61% compared to Piątkowska's 39%. He compared this result to the second round in 2025 and stated that it was about ensuring that the winner was not associated with Donald Tusk. #Kraków #wybory2025 #polityka (translated)

Paskal wrote that he considers the concerns about lack of space for a garbage truck, ambulance, or spaceship to be fake. He added that people expressing such worries would not, in his opinion, have a problem with blocking a fire lane with illegally parked cars, which — as he pointed out — he regularly saw in his city. #miasto #bezpieczeństwo #parking (translated)

Ran Takahashi said in an interview for Polsat Sport that he felt good in Lublin and described the city's residents as friendly. He admitted that he was looking forward to getting to know Polish volleyball up close and announced that he would give his all to ensure his team wins every tournament. Takahashi assessed that the daily training sessions with Wilfredo Leon and Marcin Komenda were a challenge for him and helped him develop. He added that working with Leon, whom he called the best player in the world, could bring him benefits. #TAURONLiga #Siatkówka #Polska #Lublin (translated)

Łukasz Gibała wrote that there was one more step to "restore Krakow to its residents," and the upcoming elections were to determine the city's future. He reminded that earlier, residents recalled the previous president in a referendum, which — as he assessed — resulted from concern for Krakow. He described the city as a community that should ensure a safe and predictable life, adherence to rules, respect for the voice of residents, support for entrepreneurs, and care for those in difficult situations. He appealed for participation in the elections so that — as he wrote — everyone could build a safe future in Krakow and live normally. #Kraków #Wybory #Mieszkańcy (translated)

Aleksander Miszalski accused Łukasz Gibała of lies and manipulations, emphasizing that his promises could cost the city billions of zlotys, and called on the residents of Krakow to support Monika Piątkowska in the upcoming presidential elections. #Kraków #Polityka #Wybory (translated)

TeJot 88 wrote that there is a version suggesting that the Warsaw city hall, Rafał Trzaskowski, or the police prohibited the participation of visiting fans in the match. He considered such a presentation of the matter convenient for Legia and ESA, as it blurred the responsibility. He claimed that the city changed the permit for the mass event at the request of Legia. #Warszawa #Legia #mecz (translated)

Karol Michalak wrote that in his opinion Legia did not appreciate the struggle of the Wisła community against systemic discrimination, which it had been conducting for the past few years. He claimed that the actions of the clubs were being verified, mainly by Lysypokrakowska, and false information was being corrected. He added that Legia was not much different in this respect from clubs in lower leagues. He reminded that recently it was close to relegation and assessed that organizationally it presented first-league aspirations. As examples, Michalak mentioned situations concerning Wisła fans. He wrote that Motor Lublin justified its decision with safety concerns, although in the justification it described the behaviors of Górnik Łęczna. In the case of Górnik Łęczna, the club referred, according to him, to a decision by the mayor, who allegedly denied having made it and stated that he did not see a problem. Michalak also stated that GKS Tychy explained its decision by renovation and mourning for the death of the pope, but after a delegate's visit, they were ordered to play the match. Chrobry was said to have referred to a police opinion, which — as the author reported — declared to ensure safety. Kotwica Kołobrzeg also indicated a police opinion, but it supposedly communicated that the club did not ask for it and issued none. Miedź did not consult the police for an opinion, and the police were said to have concluded that Wisła fans should be let in. Regarding Stal Stalowa Wola, Michalak wrote that the club referred to the position of the police, which denied having issued a recommendation. Stal Rzeszów allegedly spoke of a police opinion, although it did not evaluate the ban. Wisła Płock justified its decision with safety concerns, but the police reportedly conveyed that the club did not ask for their opinion. Śląsk referred to talks with the police, which publicly denied the information provided. The author also reminded that GKS Tychy justified another decision with a breakdown after a downpour, even though in the meantime they played a home match. Pogoń Siedlce pointed to a turnstile malfunction, and Wisła was said to have proposed a self-repair; later the reason was changed to safety concerns. The police were said to have assured that they would guarantee safety. Arka referred to renovations coinciding with the match against Wisła, despite a 75-day break between competitions. Stal Mielec justified its decision with renovation, and the city reportedly assured it would be completed before the match, after which the decision was changed. Michalak summarized that Wisła fans were collectively denied entry to matches 31 times and wrote that Legia found itself in this group. #Wisła #Legia #dyskryminacja (translated)