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World Cup Qualifiers: Two More Poland Players Positive For COVID-19 Ahead Of England Clash
Two more Poland players have tested positive for COVID-19 bringing the total to four, the Polish Football Association said on Tuesday, on the eve of a 2022 World Cup qualifier against England.
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World Cup Qualifiers: Injured Robert Lewandowski To Miss England Clash
Robert Lewandowski will miss Poland's 2022 World Cup qualifier against England with a right knee injury, the Polish Football Association said on Monday.
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Coronavirus: Poland's Top Football League Could Resume In May
The Polish government approved a five-step schedule proposed by the country's Football Association to resume the top division Ekstraklasa.
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Arsenal Bring in Polish Youngster as First January Signing
The English Premier League club did not disclose a fee for Krystian Bielik, but British media reported he cost 2.5 million pounds ($3.8 million).
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Dortmund maintain winning start to the year
Polish star Jakub Blaszczykowski struck a brace as defending champions Dortmund eased past Nuremberg in the Bundesliga. The win takes Dortmund to 2nd place, within nine points of leaders Bayern Munich.
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Polish minister to quit over football match delay
Poland's sports minister has offered to resign because she feels politically responsible for a delayed football match between Poland and England last week.
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Polish prisons make room for Euro 2012 arrests
Polish justice authorities say they are moving some 600 inmates out of jails in cities hosting European championship games next month to make room for law-breaking football fans and are putting judges on stand-by.
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Municipal Stadium, Wroclaw
The Stadion Miejski or the Municipal Stadium in Wroclaw, Poland, is home to Polish side Slask Wroclaw. It has a UEFA assigned capacity of 40,000 spectators. The winning architectural concept developed by JSK Architekci is called STADIUM-LANTERN. Its characteristic shape was chosen to have the stadium stand out and at the same time be associated wit...
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Green light for Japan-Brazil friendly in Poland
A friendly between Japan and Brazil in Poland is to go ahead in October, the Polish football association has decided, after initial objections due to a clash with the Poles' World Cup qualifier against England.
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Polish FA chief faces revolt over graft
The boss of Poland's PZPN football association Grzegorz Lato on Wednesday faced mounting calls to step down, with rebels mustering support to force him from the job even as Euro 2012 looms.
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Ex-Poland striker Wlodzimierz Smolarek dies at 54
The Polish football association has announced that former striker Wlodzimierz Smolarek has died. He was 54.
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Polish hooligans worrying UEFA ahead of Euro 2012
Hooliganism is causing a "huge image problem" for European Championship co-host Poland with every round of league matches marred by crowd trouble, a UEFA executive said on Wednesday.
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Record-capped Pole Zewlakow to bow out
Record-capped Pole Michal Zewlakow is to end his international career after this month's friendly against Greece, the Polish Football Association (PZPN) said on Friday.
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Poznan punished over security at Euro 2012 stadium
Polish club Lech Poznan has won a partial reprieve after UEFA ruled its new stadium, a 2012 European Championship venue, had security problems.
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Germany relying on Polish insiders
Germany hopes the advice of three "insiders" will help it snap a 12-year winless streak at the European Championship when it opens against Poland.
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World Cup Qualifiers: Two More Poland Players Positive For COVID-19 Ahead Of England Clash
Two more Poland players have tested positive for COVID-19 bringing the total to four, the Polish Football Association said on Tuesday, on the eve of a 2022 World Cup qualifier against England.
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World Cup Qualifiers: Injured Robert Lewandowski To Miss England Clash
Robert Lewandowski will miss Poland's 2022 World Cup qualifier against England with a right knee injury, the Polish Football Association said on Monday.
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Coronavirus: Poland's Top Football League Could Resume In May
The Polish government approved a five-step schedule proposed by the country's Football Association to resume the top division Ekstraklasa.
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Arsenal Bring in Polish Youngster as First January Signing
The English Premier League club did not disclose a fee for Krystian Bielik, but British media reported he cost 2.5 million pounds ($3.8 million).
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Dortmund maintain winning start to the year
Polish star Jakub Blaszczykowski struck a brace as defending champions Dortmund eased past Nuremberg in the Bundesliga. The win takes Dortmund to 2nd place, within nine points of leaders Bayern Munich.
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Polish minister to quit over football match delay
Poland's sports minister has offered to resign because she feels politically responsible for a delayed football match between Poland and England last week.
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Polish prisons make room for Euro 2012 arrests
Polish justice authorities say they are moving some 600 inmates out of jails in cities hosting European championship games next month to make room for law-breaking football fans and are putting judges on stand-by.
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Municipal Stadium, Wroclaw
The Stadion Miejski or the Municipal Stadium in Wroclaw, Poland, is home to Polish side Slask Wroclaw. It has a UEFA assigned capacity of 40,000 spectators. The winning architectural concept developed by JSK Architekci is called STADIUM-LANTERN. Its characteristic shape was chosen to have the stadium stand out and at the same time be associated wit...
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Green light for Japan-Brazil friendly in Poland
A friendly between Japan and Brazil in Poland is to go ahead in October, the Polish football association has decided, after initial objections due to a clash with the Poles' World Cup qualifier against England.
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Polish FA chief faces revolt over graft
The boss of Poland's PZPN football association Grzegorz Lato on Wednesday faced mounting calls to step down, with rebels mustering support to force him from the job even as Euro 2012 looms.
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Ex-Poland striker Wlodzimierz Smolarek dies at 54
The Polish football association has announced that former striker Wlodzimierz Smolarek has died. He was 54.
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Polish hooligans worrying UEFA ahead of Euro 2012
Hooliganism is causing a "huge image problem" for European Championship co-host Poland with every round of league matches marred by crowd trouble, a UEFA executive said on Wednesday.
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Record-capped Pole Zewlakow to bow out
Record-capped Pole Michal Zewlakow is to end his international career after this month's friendly against Greece, the Polish Football Association (PZPN) said on Friday.
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Poznan punished over security at Euro 2012 stadium
Polish club Lech Poznan has won a partial reprieve after UEFA ruled its new stadium, a 2012 European Championship venue, had security problems.
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Germany relying on Polish insiders
Germany hopes the advice of three "insiders" will help it snap a 12-year winless streak at the European Championship when it opens against Poland.
