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Champions: Lech Poznań

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Ruch ChorzówSilesian Stadiumopened 2017Chorzów104,193 people54,378
Lech PoznańPoznań Stadiumopened 1980Poznań546,859 people42,873
Śląsk WrocławWrocław Stadiumopened 2011Wrocław673,531 people42,771
Wisła KrakówHenryk Reyman Municipal Stadiumopened 1953Kraków804,237 people33,130
Legia WarsawPolish Army Stadiumopened 1930Warsaw1,862,402 people31,106
Jagiellonia BiałystokStadion Miejskiopened 1972Białystok290,386 people22,372
Zagłębie LubinLubin Stadiumopened 2009Lubin70,016 people16,068
Korona KielceStadion Miejskiopened 2006Kielce186,894 people15,500
Arka GdyniaStadion Miejskiopened 2011Gdynia245,222 people15,139
Cracovia KrakówJózef Piłsudski Cracovia Stadiumopened 2010Kraków804,237 people15,016
Piast GliwicePiotr Wieczorek Municipal Stadiumopened 2011Gliwice174,016 people10,037
Odra WodzisławMOSiR Stadiumopened 1958Wodzisław Śląski45,949 people7,400
Polonia WarsawGeneral Kazimierz Sosnkowski Municipal Stadiumopened 1928Warsaw1,862,402 people7,150
Polonia BytomEdward Szymkowiak Stadiumopened 1929Bytom153,274 people6,000
GKS BełchatówGIEKSA Arenaopened 1977Bełchatów54,338 people5,238
Capacity not recorded yet
Lechia Gdańsk–

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