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2021

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  20.07.2021 Poland: Raków’s everlasting stadium curse

  For years the city of Częstochowa had neglected its obligations and now constant delays and financial difficulties just won’t stop. Just when Raków has grown to be one of Poland’s top teams on the field.

2020

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  29.05.2020 COVID-19 crisis: Poland to allow 10,000 people per game

  Starting June 19 Polish football clubs will be able to welcome even upwards of 10,000 people at their stadiums. The news came as a surprise even to the Polish FA (PZPN), who were only asking for 999 people...

2019

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  27.12.2019 Poland: Częstochowa stadium officially scrapped

  As of today the last missing modern stadium of Ekstraklasa is no longer on the agenda. Raków Częstochowa will have to make do with a modernised version of their old home. And even that won't come sooner than end of 2020.

2017

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  08.11.2017 Poland: Safe standing just one step away

  After two years we're finally just a step away from safe standing being legal in Poland. Supporters should expect the law to go into effect before year end!

2016

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  26.03.2016 Poland: Supporters design better law than the MPs

  It’s not a joke, though we couldn’t believe it ourselves. Polish federation of football supporters announced their grassroots plan to amend current stadium safety legislation. In the best way possible.

2015

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  15.06.2015 Poland: Ekstraklasa season in a nutshell

  Hardly the best year in terms of attendance, but Ekstraklasa continues to grow stadium-wise. Thankfully what’s falling most is the number of incidents.

2013

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  04.06.2013 Poland: Euro 2012 stadiums hardy full

  As Polish Ekstraklasa season ended, a sad image of two Euro 2012 stadiums filled in just over 30%, while third one barely made it over 50%. But the situation still seems to be improving overall for Polish football.

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  23.02.2013 Poland: League authorities officially request better treatment of fans

  In a statement published yesterday, Ekstraklasa SA informs it has officially addressed the parliamentary commission to change current legislation. Entering the stadium is more difficult nowadays than getting on an airplane.

2012

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  12.09.2012 Poland: Top clubs support safe standing and legal pyrotechnics

  During last meeting of all 16 Ekstraklasa clubs on Monday, officials decided to support safe standing and legal pyrotechnics inside Polish stadiums. This unexpected step comes in response to police offensive after Euro 2012.