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Puchar Polski All Winners (1926-2024) | Polish Cup

The Puchar Polski, or Polish Cup, is the premier knockout football competition in Poland, established in 1926. It is open to teams from all levels of Polish football, from top-tier clubs in the Ekstraklasa to amateur sides. The competition follows a single-elimination format, culminating in a final usually held at the National Stadium in Warsaw. The winner of the Puchar Polski secures a place in the UEFA Europa Conference League, making it a critical tournament for clubs looking to gain European exposure. The cup's format often leads to thrilling encounters, with lower-division teams having the chance to upset top-tier clubs​. Historically, the competition has been dominated by teams like Legia Warsaw, Lech Poznań, and Górnik Zabrze, though it remains one of Poland’s most unpredictable tournaments. The Puchar Polski is not only important for the opportunity it provides in European competition but also for its prestige in Polish football. Smaller clubs see it as a major achievement, while larger teams view it as a crucial part of their domestic success. The cup final, known for its passionate atmosphere, is one of the most eagerly awaited events in the Polish football calendar​.