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The 2026/27 PKO BP Ekstraklasa is the 101st edition of Polish league football. For the first time since 1953, three Krakow clubs are playing in the same division. Lech Poznan are hunting a historic third consecutive title.

After three rounds of the 2026/27 PKO BP Ekstraklasa, Pogon Szczecin lead the table with nine points. Rakow Czestochowa and Jagiellonia Bialystok are already dropping points, while Lech Poznan are slowly finding their rhythm.

Piast Gliwice beat Wisla Krakow 4:3 in the most thrilling match of Matchday 2 of the PKO BP Ekstraklasa. Seven goals, momentum swings and Piast's first three points of the 2026/27 season.

Matchday 3 of the 2026/27 PKO BP Ekstraklasa produced several surprises — Widzew Lodz beat Jagiellonia 2:0, Lech Poznan thrashed Piast 3:0, and Pogon beat Motor Lublin 3:1.

Matchday 2 of the 2026/27 Ekstraklasa delivered plenty of drama — 7 goals in Gliwice (Piast 4:3 Wisla Krakow), Legia beat Zaglebie 3:1 to go top, and GKS Katowice hammered Radomiak 3:1.

Matchday 1 of the 2026/27 PKO BP Ekstraklasa produced 20 goals in 9 matches. The oldest player was 38-year-old Kamil Grosicki, the youngest a 17-year-old Natan Lawa — both from Pogon Szczecin. Rakow lost at home, Lech drew with Cracovia and Zaglebie became the first leaders.

Wieczysta Krakow made their Ekstraklasa debut as the 88th club in the competition's history. They lost their opening match 1:2 to Radomiak, but Stefan Feiertag scored the club's historic first ever Ekstraklasa goal.

Legia Warsaw won away at Pogon Szczecin 1:0 in the opening round of the 2026/27 PKO BP Ekstraklasa season. The only goal came from debutant Zoran Arsenic late in the game.

Wisla Krakow played their first Ekstraklasa match in four years and won 2:1 against GKS Katowice. In front of a capacity crowd at Synerise Arena, the White Star showed they mean business after returning to the top flight.