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Krakowskie derby w ogniu: kary, antysemityzm i kontrowersje

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After a 4½-year pause, the historic clash between Wisła Kraków and Cracovia finally returned on 6 November 2026. The match, which ended 2‑1 in favour of Wisła, quickly descended into chaos. Supporters on both sides unleashed pyrotechnics, creating dense smoke that forced referee Szymon Marciniak to stop play twice, adding twelve minutes to the first half. Wisła fans shouted antisemitic slogans, while Cracovia supporters responded with their own provocations. On the pitch, Cracovia midfielder Mateusz Klich delivered a reckless kick to Jeremy Guillemenot’s left knee, earning a red card, and Cracovia goalkeeping coach Marcin Cabaj was expelled after confronting Raoul Giger.

Kontekst i Tło

The Polish League Commission will convene on Thursday to examine video evidence and decide on disciplinary measures. According to the PZPN disciplinary code, Wisła could face a fine of at least 5 000 zł and sanctions ranging from matches behind closed doors to travel bans or even exclusion. Cracovia may also be penalised for the use of pyrotechnics and the violent conduct of Klich and Cabaj. The fallout could see both clubs playing future fixtures without fans, impacting revenue and the atmosphere of one of Poland’s most cherished derbies.

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