Ekstraklasa Poland | 2024 Football League Table

Ekstraklasa 2023/2024 Regular Season

PWDLGFGAFormPts
1Jagiellonia Białystok
30
16
8
6
68
41
DWLDW
56
2Lech Poznań
30
14
10
6
43
34
DWLWD
52
3Górnik Zabrze
31
15
6
10
43
38
LWWWW
51
4Slask Wroclaw
30
14
9
7
40
29
LDLWD
51
5Legia Warsaw
30
13
11
6
46
34
WDDDW
50
6Rakow Czestochowa
30
13
10
7
51
32
WLDLD
49
7Pogon Szczecin
30
14
6
10
56
36
DLWLW
48
8Widzew Łódź
30
12
6
12
39
39
LWDWW
42
9Piast Gliwice
30
8
14
8
32
32
WWWLD
38
10Stal Mielec
30
10
8
12
36
42
LLDLD
38
11Zagłębie Lubin
30
10
8
12
35
46
WLLLD
38
12Cracovia
31
7
15
9
43
40
WDLWD
36
13Radomiak Radom
30
9
8
13
37
51
LLLWD
35
14Warta Poznań
30
8
10
12
31
37
LWWLD
34
15Puszcza Niepołomice
30
7
12
11
36
47
DWWDD
33
16Korona Kielce
30
6
13
11
35
39
DWLWL
31
17Ruch Chorzów
30
3
14
13
34
52
WLLDD
23
18ŁKS Łódź
30
5
6
19
29
65
LLWDL
21

Ekstraklasa Poland

There is an annual football championship in Poland called the Ekstraklasa, which is a top-flight competition for Polish teams. It is now known as PKO Ekstraklasa, thanks to its sponsor PKO Bank Polski. Until recently, the league was known as Liga 1 but now is known as PKO Ekstraklasy. In order to promote the sport, PKO Bank Polski has become the main sponsor.

The Ekstraklasa league consists of 18 clubs and consists of nine rounds. Each club plays their opponents twice during the course of the season, which lasts for 34 games. There are also champion groups for the top eight teams, and relegation groups for the bottom eight. In 2016, the league had two different phases, and each had between sixteen and 20 teams. The current season is the longest, lasting 296 games.

The Polish league has thirty games per season, with each team playing their opponents twice. The top eight teams compete for the championship while the bottom eight battle for survival, as they face relegation. The Ekstraklasa is the highest level of football in the country, and the current champion, Legia Warszawa, is the current champion. This competitive level of football in Poland is played year-round, beginning in August and concluding in May.

Since its launch, the Ekstraklasa has gained widespread popularity and has been broadcast on TV, radio, and online. In addition to live coverage, Ekstraklasa matches are broadcast on the internet, and are broadcast on TV, radio, and on radio. Currently, there are four television channels in Poland that air the Polish Ekstraklasa, along with several other major sports channels.