Wronki Stadium
Football stadium in Wronki, Greater Poland
Wronki Stadium (Polish: Stadion Wronki) formally KKS Lech Poznań Academy Stadium in Wronki (Polish: Stadion Akademii KKS Lech Poznań we Wronkach), and previously called Amica Wronki Stadium (Polish: Stadion Amiki Wronki) is a football stadium in Wronki, Greater Poland. It was initially built and used by the now defuct Amica Wronki, who played for many years in the Ekstraklasa, hosted the 2000 Polish Cup final and Amica's European matches (UEFA Cup and UEFA Cup Winners' Cup).
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Wronki Stadium
Football stadium in Wronki, Greater Poland
Wronki Stadium (Polish: Stadion Wronki) formally KKS Lech Poznań Academy Stadium in Wronki (Polish: Stadion Akademii KKS Lech Poznań we Wronkach), and previously called Amica Wronki Stadium (Polish: Stadion Amiki Wronki) is a football stadium in Wronki, Greater Poland. It was initially built and used by the now defuct Amica Wronki, who played for many years in the Ekstraklasa, hosted the 2000 Polish Cup final and Amica's European matches (UEFA Cup and UEFA Cup Winners' Cup).
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Wronki Stadium (Polish: Stadion Wronki) formally KKS Lech Poznań Academy Stadium in Wronki (Polish: Stadion Akademii KKS Lech Poznań we Wronkach), and previously called Amica Wronki Stadium (Polish: Stadion Amiki Wronki) is a football stadium in Wronki, Greater Poland. It was initially built and used by the now defuct Amica Wronki, who played for many years in the Ekstraklasa, hosted the 2000 Polish Cup final and Amica's European matches (UEFA Cup and UEFA Cup Winners' Cup). After Amica's dissolution in 2007, the stadium was taken over by Lech Poznań, who used the stadium during periods when its own stadium was being rebuilt. Since then, Lech uses the stadium as its academy and research base, and is the current stadium of its reserve and senior academy team.
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