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Mariusz Kutwa Fan Account reminded about the support from Polonia Warsaw fans, who organized a big screen and catering. The author expressed his respect for them and wrote that for some, the slogan "Football for the fans" is not an empty slogan. https://t.co/nrjlxGtr34 #PoloniaWarszawa #piłkanożna #kibice (translated)

Białek assessed that the closure of the away sector by Legia was hypocrisy. He wrote that the club wanted to be regarded as a serious European team, while at the same time yielding to hooligans, which he considered sad and embarrassing. He also pointed out the sudden favor of the hooligans towards the police and individuals they had previously fought against. #Legia #kibice #sport (translated)

Adam Łanoszka wrote that his team accepted the defeat with humility, and the statistics indicated a draw. According to him, the outcome was decided by details and poor stamps on documents that were sought after forcefully. He announced a continued fight and praised the players for their commitment. In the context of the fans, he described the competitions as a parody. #pożegnanie #zdobywcy #walka (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)

The match between Legia Warsaw and Wisła Kraków ended with Legia winning 2:0, but the most attention was drawn to the controversies surrounding the refusal to let fans from Kraków into the stadium and the officiating incidents that overshadowed the first clash between these two teams in four and a half years. #LegiaWarszawa #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa (translated)

Grzegorz Saj considered the statement of the match commentator for the Legia–Wisła game on CANAL+ Sport as the "quote of the week," who stated that there were no fans from Wisła Kraków in the guest sector and would not elaborate on the subject because it has a journalistic character. Saj also added in a vulgar tone that since they were not there, he saw no reason to delve into the matter. #WisłaKraków #Legia #sport (translated)

The profile author of Replays, controversies, and analyses asked whether the topic would be discussed in the studio after the match. He wrote that someone from the stands, among the home fans, had thrown a glass bottle towards a Wisła player. He also asked whether the recipients of his post are able to react and tagged Rafał Trzaskowski, Legia Warsaw, Canal+ Sport, Jarosław Królewski, and Szymon Marciniak. https://t.co/5SWWrfbizB #LegiaWarszawa #Wisła #Kibice (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)

The match between Legia Warsaw and Wisła Kraków, which will take place on Sunday at 20:15, is the third match of the 10th round of the PKO BP Ekstraklasa, where Legia is in 3rd place with 19 points, and Wisła is in 4th place with 17 points, and the atmosphere is further heated by the decision to close the away section to Wisła fans. #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)

The WiślackaBrać described the photo from Traugutta Park in Warsaw as symbolic. He wrote that 1700 Wisła fans were surrounded by the authorities and were not allowed to enter the stadium to support the team. He blamed the decisions of individuals he spoke about disrespectfully, and pointed out that they were supported, among others, by Rafał Trzaskowski. He also tagged Jarosław Królewski, Mateusz Borek, and Krzysztof Stanowski. https://t.co/UAoe3SUGdB #Warszawa #Wisła #futbol (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that before the match with Legia Warsaw, Wisła Kraków was in the role of "Cinderella" — with a smaller budget, less experience at the highest level in recent years, and without support from fans in the stands in Warsaw. He pointed out that the club seeks advantage in intelligence and meritocracy, authenticity, and courage. He acknowledged that the organization makes mistakes but emphasized that it consistently strives for these values. Królewski stressed that the result of one match should neither undermine nor glorify the club's work, as it is part of a longer process. He added that the greatest advantage of Wisła is the people making up the club and its fans, whom he described as one somewhat crazy family. He announced that regardless of the outcome, the team would return to work on improvement the next day. Finally, he noted that he wrote the post without using AI, although it was polished by AI. #WisłaKraków #LegiaWarszawa #piłkaNożna (translated)

Szymon Jadczak described the match played at Łazienkowska as humiliating for the Polish league. He wrote that Legia fans learned on this occasion that the club collaborated with the police and officials of Rafał Trzaskowski to harm fans of another team. He accused Dariusz Mioduski, Marcin Herr and other Legia authorities of prioritizing concessions to people who did not want Wisła fans at the match over the principles of sports rivalry. He asked whether such actions could fall under Article 296 of the Penal Code. Jadczak also criticized the president of the PZPN, Cezary Kulesza, accusing him of failing to address a problem that, in his opinion, could have been mitigated by changing and enforcing regulations for three years. He pointed out the lack of guarantees for equal treatment of clubs and poor crisis management by the Ekstraklasa authorities. He also wrote that politicians limited the fight against violence in stadiums to posts on social media, while the services and officials subordinate to them made decisions favorable to the perpetrators. The author accused sports journalists of not verifying information and repeating the Legia’s statement, while a representative from the broadcasting company behaved like a spokesperson for the club instead of seeking the truth. He also criticized Canal Plus for avoiding openly talking about the league's problems. In his opinion, the admiration for Polish football masked its deep issues, which, as he wrote, later reflected in the performance of clubs in European cups and the national team. https://t.co/OE0UzZJ1Em #Ekstraklasa #LegiaWarszawa #Kibice (translated)