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Max Hübner reported that according to the official results of the second round of the presidential elections in Krakow, Łukasz Gibała, an independent candidate, received 62.12% of the votes (161,184), while Monika Piątkowska from the Civic Coalition received 37.88% (98,306). He wrote that Gibała won in all districts of the city. He also assessed that a difficult week awaited Donald Tusk's coalition and that "attacks" would not be enough to cure the political hangover. https://t.co/V6lJl1mcjd #Kraków #wybory2023 #prezydent (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)

Łukasz Pawłowski presented the conclusions after Kraków. He wrote that economic moods were significantly worse than in 25, when the ruling party also lost. He assessed that the joint list was not losing voters and at that time represented the only chance for K15X to gain a majority of mandates with a minority of votes. He also pointed out the huge differences in moods and opinions between young and older people, asking who will outsmart whom in 2027. #Polityka #Wybory2023 #Kraków (translated)

Piotr Stanisław Wielgucki wrote that the constitution was trampled in Krakow and expressed concern over the silence of Krakow's authorities. He pointed out that Maciej Stuhr did not speak up, Rafał Trzaskowski said nothing in French, and Maciej Maleńczuk did not sing a vulgar slogan aimed at PiS. He added that in his opinion, "this is not how we will enter Europe." #Kraków #konstytucja #Polska (translated)

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)

CANAL+ SPORT pointed out more refereeing mistakes. According to the station, the throw-in should have belonged to Wisła Kraków, and Rafał Augustyniak executed it incorrectly. The station also encouraged watching "Ligi+ Extra" on CANAL+. https://t.co/Khg2yEWhJW https://t.co/jeUgUExniZ #futbol #sędziowie #WisłaKraków (translated)

Szymon Janczyk wrote that Wisła Kraków was wronged by the referees' mistakes in Warsaw. He added that more clubs would be added to the list of injured clubs, depending on the week. He criticized the Referee College for lack of action and stated that the current team should step down. #WisłaKraków #sędziowie #ekstraklasa (translated)

The article by Michał Kolanko presents the phenomenon of Łukasz Gibała, the newly elected president of Kraków, who may become the leader of a new anti-party movement, suggesting that his success is the key to changing Polish politics in the coming years. #Kraków #ŁukaszGibała #wybory2026 (translated)