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The Czechs announced that they will not participate in the Eurovision 2027 due to high organizational demands and budgetary constraints caused by the abolition of the public subscription, and they also emphasized that they will support other participants in the competition in the future. #Eurowizja #Czechy #geopolityka (translated)

TVP SPORT reported that Jakub Żewłakow's goal was only meant to be a consolation goal, but it secured the Polish U21 national team's qualification for the Euro. According to the station, the White and Reds outpaced the Greeks by one goal in the standings for teams in second place. https://t.co/BlKzoICTph #Euro2024 #ReprezentacjaPolski #Kibice (translated)

The Galácticos published Cristiano Ronaldo's account regarding the dispute with the Portugal national team coach. The player claimed that after the 2026 World Cup, the federation president asked him not to leave the national team, and he himself supported the choice of the current coach. According to Ronaldo, the coach presented him with a game plan that involved participation in the first and fourth matches of the training camp. The player wrote that he agreed to play 30 minutes in the match against Norway, although he had not planned to play earlier, but after warming up, he did not go onto the field. He also claimed that the coach promised to clarify the situation at a press conference, but did not do so. Ronaldo stated that Simão Coutinho and Tiago Craveiro were also involved in the discussions. The player admitted that after the match he did not approach the fans, and later left the training camp. He apologized to Portuguese fans and his teammates, took responsibility for his decisions, and emphasized that the federation should assess their consequences. He added that after serving any potential punishment, he would be ready to return to the national team, provided he was in good form and was regularly playing for his club. He also announced that in the future he would play one or more farewell matches. #CristianoRonaldo #Reprezentacja #PiłkaNożna (translated)

Jakub Balcerzak cited an interview in which Yuri Romano, a spiker for PGE Projekt Warszawa, spoke to the Tauronliga portal. Romano said he was happy to be playing in a strong Polish league and appreciated the interest of fans in volleyball. He added that performing in Poland had been his dream, and he had a positive view of Warsaw and his family's living situation. Romano described Poland as a country that is still developing. He pointed to new roads and clean, well-maintained cities, and also mentioned that he wanted to visit as many places in the country as possible. Coach Roberto Piazza was, according to Romano, a great coach, and the team was satisfied with his work. The spiker added that he had previously worked with him in Milan, and they talked in the summer about starting a job in Warsaw. #TAURONLiga #siatkówka #Polska #Warszawa (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that the authorities in Warsaw strongly reacted to the actions of Legia's management regarding the closure of the guest sector for the match against Wisła. He assessed that by trying to appease hooligan fans, the club alienates more institutions. https://t.co/CvftAPnCl8 #Warszawa #Legia #kibice (translated)

Robert Sermak called on Cezary Kulesza, the Polish Football Association, and the Ekstraklasa to respond to the thousands of fans and Wisła Kraków before the match. He demanded a concrete position and action within a timeframe that could still change something, defining it as a minimum of professionalism. He also reached out to Marciniak to understand the full picture of the situation. #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa #piłkaNożna (translated)

Szymon Jadczak appealed to Rafał Trzaskowski and the authorities of Warsaw not to get involved in, as he put it, the Legia game. He claimed that only the people behind the boycott of Wisła fans, whom he referred to as bandits, would benefit from it. He added that he heard the situation was heading in that direction. He also pointed out that Marcin Kierwiński and Donald Tusk had announced a fight against football hooligans, so Trzaskowski should not help them now. #Warszawa #Kibice #Bezpieczeństwo (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)

Szymon Jadczak accused Legia Warsaw of lying about the closure of the away sector for Wisła Kraków fans. He wrote that the club blamed the police and city officials for this decision, but the police denied demanding the closure of the sector, and the officials did not confirm Legia's version. Jadczak called for a response from the Ekstraklasa, łączy Nas Piłka, the Polish Football Association, and the Ministry of Sport, and asked the league's sponsors — including PKO Bank Polski, Totalizator Sportowy, InPost, Amazon, adidas, Aztori, and Canal+ Sport — whether they accept such standards. https://t.co/1M9moOcR5g #LegiaWarszawa #Ekstraklasa #kibice (translated)

Peter Moore wrote that fans outside of Poland observing European football perceived Legia Warsaw as a model and ambassador of Polish soccer, and its history spoke for itself. He expressed surprise at the decision to limit organized groups of away team fans' access to the stadium and stated that in most other European leagues, this would be unthinkable. He added that the decision affects Wisła Kraków and its fans, and also damages the image of Polish football in Europe. #futbol #piłkaNożna #LegiaWarszawa (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that after the "today's revelations" he considered it obvious that the players of Wisła Kraków would play in Warsaw. He added that the club is waiting for a site visit and an urgent response from PZPN and Ekstraklasa, as well as for information on whether Wisła's fans will be admitted. As an alternative, he pointed out the closure of stands for fans of both teams. #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa #Futbol (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that Legia Warsaw, in his opinion, misled the public regarding the closure of the away sector for fans of Wisła Kraków. He claimed that neither the police nor the Green Management wanted such a solution, and that Legia approached these institutions with letters that later served as a pretext for closing the stadium to Wisła fans. He called on the Polish Football Association, the Ekstraklasa, UEFA, Cezary Kulesza, the Ministry of Sport and Tourism, Kuba Rutnicki, Rafał Trzaskowski, and the authorities of Warsaw to take action. https://t.co/1M9moOcR5g #LegiaWarszawa #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa (translated)

The bald man referred to the position of the Police, according to which they did not demand the closure of the guest sector nor did they issue such an order, and the decision to make it available belonged to Legia. He added that the response from the Green Board reinforced his belief that Legia's officials were misleading and assessed their actions as even more dishonest than the behavior of Remek and his crew, which he described in vulgar terms. He called on the Polish Football Association (PZPN) to make a decision on the matter, noting that Śląsk was very surprised and that in this situation "it will be harder." He also addressed Cezary Kulesza and Łukasz Wachowski, asking if they would dare to tackle the issue. #Legia #PolskaPiłka #Kibice (translated)

The Padokowe Świry wrote that after a long time without a victory for Max, the file with the anthem got lost. They added that the fans managed by singing "Du Du Du Du Max Verstappen" as the anthem of the Netherlands. #F1PL #ElevenF1 https://t.co/5xX08lnN5M #F1 #Verstappen #Hymn (translated)