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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 criticized the refereeing decisions after the match in Warsaw. He wrote that the goal came after a throw-in, which he believed should not have been awarded to LW, and was subsequently taken incorrectly. He also accused the referees of not awarding a clear penalty on Juliusz when Wisła Kraków tried to quickly make up for the deficit. Królewski informed that during the match, a glass bottle was thrown onto the pitch towards the players of his team. He assessed that in such a situation, the match should have been stopped to sort out the situation. He also criticized the television commentary for the lack of replays and discussion of controversial events. He wrote that the trip to Warsaw brought almost everything they expected, but he also admitted that his team did not perform that day as they could. He added that in soccer, the outcome is determined by details that can either energize a team or drain them. He thanked the fans present in Warsaw and those who welcomed the team. #piłkanożna #mecz #wsparciekibiców (translated)

Transfery Piłkarskie reported that 1500 fans of Wisła Kraków arrived in Warsaw and were supposed to watch the match against Legia on a big screen together with Polonia fans, supporting Wisła. The author noted that the ban on entering Legia's stadium did not stop them, and cited Kanał Sportowy as the source. #WisłaKraków #LegiaWarszawa #PoloniaWarszawa (translated)

Petenucci published an open letter to MP Michał Kołodziejczak, in which he offered him free assistance in crisis management related to the tape scandal. He wrote that he considers the politician to be lost and deemed the interest in his case disproportionate compared to the accusations regarding drug use and behavior towards two women. The author claimed that there are people close to the prime minister involved in more serious controversies. He named, among others, a man who he believes is connected to associates of organized crime groups, corruption accusations against people in the prime minister's circle, a pedophilia and zoophilia scandal among Civic Coalition activists, and the case of doctor Kacprzyk, to whom he attributed fraud and scams. He also pointed to MAP, Balczun and unfavorable fuel and gas agreements with Ukraine, which he wrote could cost the state billions. Petenucci advised Kołodziejczak not to make statements or apologize. He also accused the Civic Coalition of a selective approach to women's rights, citing the invitation of Vitali Klitschko to Campus Poland and his annual meetings with the President of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski. He predicted that the Kołodziejczak case would naturally disappear from the headlines when another controversy arises, possibly before Wednesday. He signed the letter as Konstanty Migacz, an expert in image and crisis management. #Polska #Wizerunek #Kryzys (translated)

The average price of used apartments in Krakow increased in September to 18,000 PLN/sq m, bringing it closer to Warsaw, where the price is 18,100 PLN/sq m, despite the fact that the supply of apartments in the secondary market in most cities remains lower than a year ago. (translated)

The author wrote that exactly a year after the alcohol dispute at the Warsaw Council, the Sejm adopted the #StopAlko law, which — as he stated — introduces a ban on the sale of alcohol in stores across the country from 10 PM to 6 AM. He added that the law was supported by an overwhelming majority of MPs, and described its adoption as a significant social success. https://t.co/gqMQR2JnBZ #StopAlko #Warszawa #Polska #PL (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that on TVN24 he heard statements from local teachers, local government officials, police officers, and prosecutors, which he assessed as wise and professional. He added that the drama and political rudeness began when Donald Tusk arrived on the scene or when Tusk or Marcin Kierwiński spoke from Warsaw. #Polska #Edukacja #Polityka (translated)

Police officers from Warsaw intervened after a report from French services about a 47-year-old man who was having concerning conversations with a chatbot about methods of killing, which raised concerns about his mental state and safety. #sztucznainteligencja #interwencjapolisji #zaburzeniapsychiczne (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that the dispute over the match between Legia Warsaw and Wisła Kraków has turned into a political scandal that, in his opinion, undermines the credibility of Donald Tusk and Marcin Kierwiński. He claimed that for three years, individuals associated with Legia had tried to block Wisła fans from entering stadiums in Poland, and the boycott of their participation in matches was broken a few months earlier, after Wisła's promotion to the Ekstraklasa. According to Jadczak, the clubs provided fictitious reasons to prevent Wisła fans from entering, and Śląsk Wrocław paid a fine of one million zlotys for this. The author accused Legia of invoking a pretended renovation and letters from the Board of Greenery of Warsaw and the Polish Police to close the away sector. He wrote that in recent days the club had remained silent, and the police and officials did not oppose the arrival of Wisła fans. He added that the Ekstraklasa statement published that day indicated that Legia had a letter from the police allowing it to close the sector. Jadczak assessed that if the content of the statement is confirmed, Legia's officials achieved their goal with the passivity of the Ekstraklasa and the PZPN, as well as the assistance of the Capital City Police Headquarters. He also accused Tusk and Kierwiński of having declarations about an uncompromising fight against fan hooligans that contradicted this situation. #LegiaWarszawa #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa (translated)

Aleksander Twardowski wrote that at the beginning of the current term, among the MPs of Poland 2050, there was an instruction circulating on how to finance car rentals using funds from the Chancellery of the Sejm. According to his account, one of the party's MPs was advised to have the leasing agreement made with a friendly or related company, which would then rent the car to the MP. Twardowski noted that he obtained this information from an acquaintance who had participated in such a conversation. The author claimed that this solution would allow for the later purchase of the car by the company and its resale to the MP. In his assessment, a similar mechanism was used by MP Gomoła. He added that the MP who was supposed to convey the instructions and was still a member of Poland 2050 also rented a car that, according to Twardowski's informant, could ultimately become his property. Twardowski referred to a statement by Jerzy Woźniak, the Deputy Head of the Chancellery of the Sejm, made in August to the WP portal. Woźniak was said to have stated that a rental agreement financed by the Chancellery could not provide for a purchase option. According to Twardowski, the principle was to prevent a situation in which an MP would pay for the rental from the parliamentary lump sum for four years and then buy the car for a small amount. The author assessed that Gomoła's case might not be an isolated incident, but part of a broader strategy. He addressed a question to the Speaker of the Sejm, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, regarding a change in regulations. He also wrote that the Speaker's order does not specify what means of transportation can be rented with the lump sum for conducting parliamentary office work and pointed out that, in his opinion, an MP could account for the rental of a helicopter for 5,000 zł in this way. #jawnosc #PL2050 #sejm #transparencja (translated)

Samuel Pereira wrote that this year he won legal cases against Roman Giertych and Ewa Wrzosek. He stated that on March 13, 2026, the District Court upheld his acquittal from Giertych's private prosecution under Article 212, concerning statements made on TVP Info on October 18, 2020, about the Polnord scandal. According to Pereira, Giertych demanded a year's imprisonment and 200,000 PLN in damages, and the costs were imposed on the private prosecutor. Pereira also informed that on October 7, 2026, the District Court in Warsaw definitively acquitted him in the case brought by Wrzosek, delegated to the Ministry of Justice. The case concerned his December 2021 post about the operational activities of the Polish state. Pereira wrote that he did not mention Wrzosek by name, position, or gender. According to him, Wrzosek felt defamed and demanded restrictions on or deprivation of his freedom in her private prosecution. In the first instance, on October 5, 2023, Judge Agnieszka Modzelewska sentenced him to three months of limited freedom and 30 hours of community service per month, and the appeal overturned the verdict. As non-final rulings, Pereira mentioned the verdict from July 19, 2024, in the case of Tomasz Lis. As he wrote, the District Court in Warsaw found Lis's post from November 3, 2023, to be xenophobic and ordered him to apologize to X. Lis announced an appeal, while Pereira claimed he had been waiting for a final judgment for over two years. Pereira also described the case of Ringier Axel Springer Polska (RASP). According to him, on January 12, 2023, the District Court in Warsaw dismissed a lawsuit for protection of personal rights concerning about 27 posts from 2017-2018, which demanded apologies and 100,000 PLN, and imposed the costs on the publisher. RASP filed an appeal in 2023, and the hearing was scheduled for October 28, 2026, in the Court of Appeal in Warsaw, in room 202. Pereira urged recipients to publicize these cases. #prawo #sprawiedliwość #media (translated)

On Saturday, the residents of Warsaw will have the opportunity to tour the new Chrzanów metro station during an open day, which will take place on the construction site from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, with a requirement to follow safety rules. #Chrzanów #zwiedzanie #metroWarszawa (translated)

The Socios Wisła Kraków Association called on the Polish Football Association (PZPN), its president Cezary Kulesza, and Ekstraklasa S.A. to urgently investigate Legia Warsaw's decision to close the away section and to take actions that would allow an authorized group of Wisła fans to participate in the match scheduled for October 11. The association stated that it represents over 5,000 people and considered that the closure of the sector directly affects the community it represents. Socios referred to the response from the spokesperson of the Warsaw Police Headquarters, Chief Inspector Jacek Wiśniewski, given to editor Bartosz Karcz. According to the association, the police clarified that the correspondence was initiated by Legia, and the response concerned changes proposed by the club. It was not a post-control protocol nor a reaction to a specific match or incident; the police did not order the closure of the sector nor set a deadline for modernization. Socios emphasized that, according to the police's position, the decision to make the sector available was up to Legia as the organizer of the mass event. The association pointed out that Legia justified the closure of the sector until the end of 2026 with the scope and urgency of the works. In its opinion, the necessity and duration of the restriction should be supported by specific documentation. Socios also cited information from the Board of Greenery of the City of Warsaw, according to which Legia had been using city land serving the sector without a contract since 2017, and discussions regarding the regulation of this situation began in the summer of 2026. The association noted that Legia indicated the September international break as a convenient time to resolve the land issue. Socios demanded an examination of the documents, an urgent site visit involving both clubs, the police, PZPN, and Ekstraklasa S.A., as well as checking the schedule of works and the possibility of implementing alternative solutions. It also called for an assessment of Legia's decision in terms of competition rules and infrastructure and licensing issues, and subsequently for the public presentation of the findings before the match. The association declared support for TS Wisła Kraków S.A. in legal actions related to the exclusion of an organized group of fans, including financing the costs of proceedings and legal services. It emphasized that clarifying the matter after the meeting will not restore the fans' ability to participate in it. #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa #PZPN (translated)