2009–10 Ekstraklasa
The Ekstraklasa was 2009/10, the highest football league in Poland. The Ekstraklasa was held for the 76th time in 2009 /10 16 clubs took part to play out in Poland soccer champions. The season lasted from 31 July 2009 to 15 May 2010. Lech Poznań won after 17 years for the sixth time the title. A total of 524 goals were scored, corresponding to an average of 2.2 goals per game. Scorer with 18 goals striker Robert Lewandowski was master of poses.
Course of the season
The previous year's Cup winner Lech Poznan pulled by winning the championship in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League. With 51 gates Posen was the most prolific team in the league with 20 goals conceded in 30 games put the group consisting of forward and reverse round season the team also have the best defense in common with runners Wisła Kraków. The defending champions had at the end of three points behind and reached the second qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League. Already twelve points back was third Ruch Chorzów, who secured just a point clear of Legia Warsaw to participate in the first qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League. In the third qualifying round of this competition the league's Eleventh Jagiellonia Białystok moved in, who won the final of the Puchar Polski itself and thus the Polish participants completed at the European Cup for the next season. Jagiellonia Bialystok was withdrawn because of a corruption scandal in the 2004/05 season ten points - without this deduction, the club would have ended up in eleventh place at number six.
The teams on the courts 15 and 16 had right into the first league Unibet dismount. After the 30 game days Odra Wodzisław and Piast Gliwice occupied the relegation zone with only one point behind the saving 14th place, which eventually Arka Gdynia held. The-table Gliwice conceded 50 goals, most goals in the league. The fewest goals scored Cracovia Krakow and Polonia Warsaw ( 25 each ). For the new season 2010/11 rose from Unibet first league Widzew Łódź Gornik Zabrze and.