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Slask v Puszcza Ekstraklasa Lineup
This game is in the
Ekstraklasa
, kick off at 14:45 on Saturday 30 November 2024.
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Slask Substitutes
Tomasz Loska
Lukasz Gerstenstein
Jakub Swierczok
Sebastian Musiolik
Mateusz Bartolewski
Burak Ince
Jakub Jezierski
Yegor Matsenko
Simeon Petrov
Puszcza Substitutes
Roman Yakuba
Mateusz Cholewiak
Michal Walski
Mateusz Radecki
Michal Siplak
Artur Craciun
Michal Perchel
Rok Kidric
Ioan-Calin Revenco
Slask v Puszcza Ekstraklasa
Slask
Wroclaw is a football club based in Wroclaw, Poland and was founded in 1947.
Puszcza
Niepolomice is a football club based in Niepolomice, Poland and was founded in 1957.
Slask
Wroclaw's home stadium is Stadion Miejski, which has a seating capacity of 45,211.
Puszcza
Niepolomice's home stadium is Stadion Miejski Niepolomice, which has a seating capacity of 4,500.
Slask
Wroclaw has won the Ekstraklasa championship three times, in 1977, 2012, and 2021.
Puszcza
Niepolomice has never won the Ekstraklasa championship and is considered a smaller club in the league.