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)

