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Sports events near you

Football matches, tournaments, competitions and combat sports galas from across Poland. Before you buy a ticket, it helps to know how to pick a seat, when to buy and how to prepare for the day.

What you will find in this category

The listing covers the main sports and event formats:

Football - league, cup and friendly matches
Combat sports - MMA galas, boxing and kickboxing
Volleyball, basketball and handball - league games and tournaments
Athletics and running - meetings, marathons and street runs
Motorsport and speedway - races and track competitions
Winter sports - ski jumping and events at winter venues
Tennis and racket sports - tournaments and exhibition matches

How to choose an event

Check the ticket price range - league match tickets usually start around 30-50 PLN, while big galas and finals can reach several hundred. Look at the sector and view: in an arena the lower rows are closer to the action, while in a stadium a view of the whole pitch matters most. For outdoor events check the weather forecast. Attendance at past editions tells you whether to book ahead.

Tickets, dates and venues

Tickets for popular matches and galas can sell out weeks in advance, so it pays to buy online early. Arrive at the venue in good time, as entry checks take a while. Some matches require named tickets and ID, and large bags are often refused - check the venue rules.

Popular cities

Most sports events take place in Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw, Poznan and the Tricity, where large arenas and stadiums run a regular schedule. Lodz also has a strong sports scene. Travelling to a match in another city? Plan your way back - public transport right after a big event is often overloaded.

Frequently asked questions

How do I buy a ticket for a match or gala?
Open the event, check the available sectors and prices, then go to purchase through the ticket sales link. You receive an electronic ticket - make sure your phone is charged at the gate.

Can I bring a child?
Usually yes, but check the rules - some clubs offer reduced tickets and family sectors, while combat sports galas may have age limits.

What should I bring to a match or competition?
Your ticket, ID and clothing suited to the weather - open stadiums get cold in the evening. Cheering at a run? Pick your spot on the route beforehand.