Cracovia Krakow

Cracovia Krakow, also known as MKS Cracovia or simply Cracovia, is a Polish football club based in Kraków. Founded on June 13, 1906, it is one of the oldest football teams in Poland and has a rich history, including several championship titles in the country's top league, Ekstraklasa.

The team's colors are white and red, reflecting the national colors of Poland. Their home stadium is the Marshal Józef Piłsudski Stadium, commonly known as Stadion Cracovii, which has a seating capacity for around 15,000 spectators and provides a passionate atmosphere on match days.

Cracovia has a storied rivalry with Wisła Kraków, another prominent football club from Kraków, and their matches, known as the "Holy War" (Święta Wojna), are among the most heated derby games in Polish football. This rivalry runs deep in the city's sporting culture and is a significant event in the Polish football calendar.

Throughout its history, Cracovia has experienced ups and downs, including domestic triumphs and challenging periods. However, the club has a dedicated fan base that supports the team through thick and thin. They take pride in both the team's successes and its role in promoting sportsmanship and developing young talents within Polish football.