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Scoresway www. Goal www. Stats Perform www. All rights reserved. According to legend, the name derives from the first ruler of Poland, Lech.

See name of Poland and Lechites for details. It is also the root of the term Lechitic languages. Several Polish sports organizations have adopted the name Lechia.

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After the game Peszko received a three-month ban for a dangerous kick at Arvydas Novikovas. After the break Lechia continued their good form losing only 2 of the 11 games after the restart.

The final was played on 2 May at the National Stadium in Warsaw. Artur Sobiech scored the winning goal in the fifth minute of stoppage time, winning the Polish Cup for Lechia, the second time in their history they won the competition.

After losing only four games in the previous 30, Lechia lost four of the seven championship games. Despite the disappointing end, it was a historic campaign for Lechia after winning the Polish Cup for the second time, and finishing third in the league, their joint highest finish in the league which was last achieved in Lechia started the season with the Polish SuperCup playing against Polish Champions Piast Gliwice.

Lechia won the Polish SuperCup for the second time in their history by winning 3—1. It was announced a few days after the game, on 17 December, that the players and staff had not been played by the club since September and had failed to pay the players their bonuses for winning the Polish Cup in May.

To help with the club's future financial situation key players on high wagers were told they could leave during the winter break.

During the game it was clear to see the club's current situation with their finances with the entire bench being made up of teenagers from the U23's team.

Announcements were made over the following days and weeks, with the Ekstralasa, I liga and Polish Cup fixtures would both be suspended until 26 April at the earliest.

After a difficult restart to the season Lechia went on a run to climb the table, including a 4—3 win over rivals Arka Gdynia.

Lechia finished the season in 4th place and played Cracovia in the Polish Cup final, losing the final 3—2 after the game went into extra-time.

Lechia went into the —21 celebrating their 75th anniversary, but with the fans and team knowing they had lost some key players from previous seasons.

Lechia struggled at the start of the season, losing two of their first three games, before finding some form and moving to a high of 4th place.

In early November the club had an outbreak affecting 13 players and 7 members of the coaching staff. After this initial success after the teams isolation, Lechia lost the following four games without scoring a goal.

Going into the final game before the winter break the team found themselves in the bottom half of the table. A 3—0 win over Cracovia helped them to rise up to 8th.

In the s many of the club's fans were active in the Solidarity movement which was fighting the communist regime in Poland. Donald Tusk , former Polish prime minister and President of the European Council from to is also a Lechia fan.

He used his role as mayor of the city to help the club during its reformation in This is the oldest fan friendship in Polish football.

Games between the two are often called " The Friendship Match ". The two teams have rarely met competitively due to Gryf often playing in the lower regional divisions.

Gryf set up the Amber Cup Tournament , an indoor football tournament which takes place during the winter break.

There are many other teams in the Pomeranian province which have friendly relations with Lechia or have sympathies towards the team. The Tricity Derby which is contested by the two biggest teams in the Pomeranian area has split the teams in the region with many fans backing Lechia in the derby.

The Tricity derby impacts the Pomeranian region as a whole as fans of the smaller clubs in the region will also sympathise with either Arka or Lechia, with some counties being fully behind one of the teams with other counties being split between the two.

In recent years there has been a growing rivalry with Legia Warsaw. While Legia have often been challenging for titles and trophies for much of their history, Lechia have not.

While Lechia has been more competitive in recent years, and are finishing higher in the table, the matches between the two sides is starting to have more importance, with the Lechia home game against Legia often being one of the highest attended games of the season.

Over recent years, however, this fixture hasn't been much of a rivalry due to the teams being in different divisions for many seasons.

This rivalry was at its biggest in the s when the two clubs played each other often in the second tier. The rivalry with Gedania [56] was at its biggest in the s and s while the rivalry with Polonia [57] was at its height from the late s to early s.

Due to the current leagues, the teams are in, this is no longer seen as a major rivalry. The Tricity derby is a match between Lechia and Arka Gdynia.

The last time this derby was played was on 27 June The last time this derby was played was on 7 May The stadium is located on ul.

The capacity of the stands is 43, spectators, [59] all seated and roofed. Construction of the stadium started in and was completed mid The match was relocated from Warsaw because the National Stadium was not ready.

The stadium was also one of the designated venues for the finals of Euro It hosted four matches during the tournament. Three matches in Group C and one quarter-final were played here.

The stadium is most well known for the European Cup game against Juventus where around 40, fans attended the game, just over three times more than the capacity of 12, At the MOSiR Stadium Lechia have an "Avenue of Stars" which commemorates the efforts and success of former players and coaches.

MOSiR Stadium with the main stand on the left. In the first years of the club, Lechia wore green shirts with white shorts and either green or white socks.

Predominantly throughout Lechias history the team has worn all green shirts, however, there were a few seasons in which Lechia wore white as their home colours.

During the —61 season, Lechia wore green and white stripes for the first time. After that season Lechia wore all green shirts until the —03 season when Lechia wore an all-white kit.

Since the turn of the century, Lechia has been more creative with their designs for the home kits.

From the team wearing all green home shirts from to , there has since been a return of the green and white stripes for the —12 season, an all-white kit with a green sash on the front for the —14 seasons, as well as the hooped design, which was first worn in the —07, and has since been worn during the —10 seasons, and continuously since the —16 season.

During Lechia's history, the away shirt colours have often always been the opposite of the home shirt.

When the home shirt was green, the away was white, and vice versa. Lechia released an all red third shirt for the —15 season, with an all-red kit being used as the club's away or third colours from to The —19 season saw the introduction of another previously unused colour for a kit.

Lechia wore an all-grey away kit for that season, replacing the all green kit which had been the away kit for the previous season.

This grey kit was used by the team from to and was worn by Lechia in two cup finals. While white and green have always been the club's home colours, Lechia have not always worn these colours while playing at home.

The badge design of Lechia has stayed roughly the same since with only slight changes when the club's name changed or when Lechia had a merger with another club.

The design of the Lechia badge has always been a triangular pennant with the flagpole on the left. The name "Lechia" has always featured on the badge.

In Lechia experienced a major change to their official club badge. The merger with Olimpia Poznan saw the flag featured in a circle with " Olimpia—Lechia Gdansk " featured at the bottom.

After the Polonia merger broke up in , Lechia returned once again to their normal badge design, which has been used continuously since then with only minor changes in The badge was often not worn on the shirts.

They were first worn on the kits in , with a return in After the —64 season the badges did not reappear again until but have featured on every shirt since.

The first symbol to appear on a Lechia shirt was a large white "L" which featured on the shirts for the —48 season. Banners first started to appear at Lechia's MOSiR Stadium in the s with the first Lechia banners made and displayed being "' LECHIA PANY!

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