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Korona Kielce - ตารางการแข่งขัน ตารางคะแนน ผู้เล่น สถิติ และข่าวสาร

Korona Kielce
Poland Ekstraklasa คาดการณ์
D L W W D W L L D W
11th place
Gornik Zabrze แข่งกับ Korona Kielce 05/24/2025 15:30

Poland Ekstraklasa

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2

betimate

คะแนนที่ถูกต้อง

การทำประตูชนะโดยเฉลี่ย

อัตราต่อรอง

คะแนน

Poland Ekstraklasa

PE

53

29

18

1

1 - 0

1.93

1.89

การแข่งขันล่าสุด

การแข่งขันที่เล่นแล้ว Korona Kielce

17.05.25

Korona Kielce

Rakow Czestochowa

PE

11.05.25

Lechia Gdansk

Korona Kielce

PE

05.05.25

Korona Kielce

GKS Katowice

PE

27.04.25

Korona Kielce

Jagiellonia Bialystok

PE

19.04.25

Piast Gliwice

Korona Kielce

PE

11.04.25

Korona Kielce

Widzew Lodz

PE

05.04.25

Lech Poznan

Korona Kielce

PE

30.03.25

Korona Kielce

Radomiak Radom

PE

16.03.25

Zaglebie Lubin

Korona Kielce

PE

07.03.25

Korona Kielce

Puszcza Niepolomice

PE

01.03.25

Stal Mielec

Korona Kielce

PE

25.02.25

Ruch Chorzow

Korona Kielce

PLC

22.02.25

Korona Kielce

Slask Wroclaw

PE

14.02.25

Cracovia Krakow

Korona Kielce

PE

09.02.25

Korona Kielce

Motor Lublin

PE

02.02.25

Legia Warsaw

Korona Kielce

PE

24.01.25

Korona Kielce

FC Struga Trim & Lum

CFL

09.12.24

Korona Kielce

Pogon Szczecin

PE

04.12.24

Korona Kielce

Widzew Lodz

PLC

01.12.24

Korona Kielce

Gornik Zabrze

PE

24.11.24

Rakow Czestochowa

Korona Kielce

PE

09.11.24

Korona Kielce

Lechia Gdansk

PE

04.11.24

GKS Katowice

Korona Kielce

PE

30.10.24

Lech Poznan II

Korona Kielce

PLC

27.10.24

Jagiellonia Bialystok

Korona Kielce

PE

18.10.24

Korona Kielce

Piast Gliwice

PE

04.10.24

Widzew Lodz

Korona Kielce

PE

29.09.24

Korona Kielce

Lech Poznan

PE

25.09.24

Korona Kielce

Stal Mielec

PLC

20.09.24

Radomiak Radom

Korona Kielce

PE

15.09.24

Korona Kielce

Zaglebie Lubin

PE

06.09.24

Termalica BB Nieciecza

Korona Kielce

EF

31.08.24

Puszcza Niepolomice

Korona Kielce

PE

26.08.24

Korona Kielce

Stal Mielec

PE

18.08.24

Slask Wroclaw

Korona Kielce

PE

10.08.24

Korona Kielce

Cracovia Krakow

PE

04.08.24

Motor Lublin

Korona Kielce

PE

28.07.24

Korona Kielce

Legia Warsaw

PE

20.07.24

Pogon Szczecin

Korona Kielce

PE

ชนะ

วาด

แพ้

สถิติรวม

Korona Kielce

เกมที่เล่นแล้ว 39

ประตู (การทำประตูชนะ/การทำประตูแพ้)

47

1.21

1.36

53

ต่ำ-สูง

1.5

9

23%

77%

30

2.5

23

59%

41%

16

3.5

30

77%

23%

9

การแข่งขันที่ทั้งสองทีมต่างทำประตูได้ (มี-ไม่มี )

22

56%

44%

17

clean-sheets (มี-ไม่มี )

9

23%

77%

30

ทำคะแนน (มี-ไม่มี )

28

72%

28%

11

ตารางคะแนน		pts	gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Lech Poznan	67	33	21	4	8	67 - 31	36
2	Rakow Czestochowa	66	33	19	9	5	49 - 22	27
3	Jagiellonia Bialystok	60	33	17	9	7	55 - 41	14
4	Pogon Szczecin	57	33	17	6	10	58 - 39	19
5	Legia Warsaw	53	33	15	8	10	58 - 43	15
6	Cracovia Krakow	48	33	13	9	11	56 - 52	4
7	Motor Lublin	46	33	13	7	13	45 - 57	-12
8	Gornik Zabrze	46	33	13	7	13	42 - 38	4
9	GKS Katowice	46	33	13	7	13	46 - 45	1
10	Piast Gliwice	45	33	11	12	10	37 - 35	2
11	Korona Kielce	44	33	11	11	11	36 - 44	-8
12	Radomiak Radom	41	33	11	8	14	46 - 49	-3
13	Widzew Lodz	40	33	11	7	15	37 - 47	-10
14	Lechia Gdansk	37	33	10	7	16	42 - 56	-14
15	Zaglebie Lubin	36	33	10	6	17	32 - 49	-17
16	Stal Mielec	30	33	7	9	17	37 - 54	-17
17	Slask Wroclaw	29	33	6	11	16	37 - 52	-15
18	Puszcza Niepolomice	27	33	6	9	18	36 - 62	-26

ตารางการแข่งขัน

วัน

การแข่งขัน

24.05.25

PE

Gornik Zabrze – Korona Kielce

Poland Ekstraklasa Table

Pos #	Team	pts	gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Lech Poznan	67	33	21	4	8	67 - 31	36
2	Rakow Czestochowa	66	33	19	9	5	49 - 22	27
3	Jagiellonia Bialystok	60	33	17	9	7	55 - 41	14
4	Pogon Szczecin	57	33	17	6	10	58 - 39	19
5	Legia Warsaw	53	33	15	8	10	58 - 43	15
6	Cracovia Krakow	48	33	13	9	11	56 - 52	4
7	Motor Lublin	46	33	13	7	13	45 - 57	-12
8	Gornik Zabrze	46	33	13	7	13	42 - 38	4
9	GKS Katowice	46	33	13	7	13	46 - 45	1
10	Piast Gliwice	45	33	11	12	10	37 - 35	2
11	Korona Kielce	44	33	11	11	11	36 - 44	-8
12	Radomiak Radom	41	33	11	8	14	46 - 49	-3
13	Widzew Lodz	40	33	11	7	15	37 - 47	-10
14	Lechia Gdansk	37	33	10	7	16	42 - 56	-14
15	Zaglebie Lubin	36	33	10	6	17	32 - 49	-17
16	Stal Mielec	30	33	7	9	17	37 - 54	-17
17	Slask Wroclaw	29	33	6	11	16	37 - 52	-15
18	Puszcza Niepolomice	27	33	6	9	18	36 - 62	-26

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Efthymis Koulouris Efthymis Koulouris Pogon Szczecin Pogon Szczecin

27

6

31

2726

101

2

Mikael Ishak Mikael Ishak Lech Poznan Lech Poznan

21

3

31

2661

127

3

Benjamin Kallman Benjamin Kallman Cracovia Krakow Cracovia Krakow

18

5

33

2921

163

4

Jesus Imaz Balleste Jesus Imaz Balleste Jagiellonia Bialystok Jagiellonia Bialystok

16

0

33

2584

162

5

Samuel Mraz Samuel Mraz Motor Lublin Motor Lublin

14

0

33

2562

183

6

Jonatan Braut Brunes Jonatan Braut Brunes Rakow Czestochowa Rakow Czestochowa

13

2

31

1930

149

7

Leonardo Rocha Leonardo Rocha Rakow Czestochowa Rakow Czestochowa

12

2

31

1714

143

8

Afonso Sousa Afonso Sousa Lech Poznan Lech Poznan

12

0

30

2185

183

9

Piotr Wlazlo Piotr Wlazlo Stal Mielec Stal Mielec

10

8

28

2464

247

10

Adrian Dalmau Adrian Dalmau Korona Kielce Korona Kielce

10

1

28

1881

189

Poland Ekstraklasa Fixtures

05/24/2025 15:30

05/24/2025 15:30

05/24/2025 15:30

05/24/2025 15:30

Rakow Czestochowa

05/24/2025 15:30

Cracovia Krakow

05/24/2025 15:30

Jagiellonia Bialystok

05/24/2025 15:30

05/24/2025 15:30

05/24/2025 15:30

Puszcza Niepolomice

Poland Ekstraklasa Results

05/19/2025 17:00

Puszcza Niepolomice

05/18/2025 15:30

05/18/2025 12:45

Cracovia Krakow

05/18/2025 10:15

05/17/2025 18:15

Rakow Czestochowa

05/17/2025 15:30

05/17/2025 12:45

05/16/2025 18:30

Jagiellonia Bialystok

05/16/2025 16:00

05/15/2025 18:30

Korona Kielce Football Club, widely known as Korona Kielce, is a professional football club based in Kielce, Poland. Founded in 1973, the club has become an influential part of Polish football, participating in the country's top leagues and making a strong mark in the domestic scene.The team plays its home matches at Suzuki Arena (formerly known as Stadion Miejski w Kielcach), a modern football ground located in the city of Kielce. The club's traditional colors are yellow and red, which are prominently featured on its crest and kit.Korona Kielce enjoys a loyal and passionate local fan base, known as "Złocisto-Krwiści" (The Golden Blooded), with devoted supporters who follow the club throughout Poland. The club's main rivalry is with KS Cracovia and Wisła Kraków, which brings a special atmosphere and intensity to their matches.Throughout its history, Korona Kielce has had notable players, including Paweł Golański, Vlastimir Jovanović, Maciej Korzym, and Jacek Kiełb. Though the club has not won the Polish league, it has reached the final of the Polish Cup and participated in Europe’s Intertoto Cup, illustrating its competitive spirit.Today, Korona Kielce continues to fight in Poland’s top division, striving for greater achievements and aiming to strengthen its position amidst tough competition. The club’s unique identity, history, and local culture make it one of Poland’s well-recognized football teams.

Team:	Korona Kielce
Full name:	Korona Spółka Akcyjna
Country:	Poland
Nickname:	Złocisto-Krwiści (The Golden Blooded)
Founded:	10/07/1973
Colors:	yellow-red
Stadium:	Suzuki Arena 15,500 seats
Address:	ul. Ściegiennego 8, 25-033 Kielce, Poland
Telephone:	+48 41 368 10 57
Fax:	+48 41 344 28 84
Homepage:	https://korona-kielce.pl/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Korona Kielce

Founded

Korona Kielce was founded on July 10, 1973, in Kielce, Poland. The club emerged from a merger between existing local clubs, leading to the creation of a new team representing the city. Initially, Korona Kielce played in the lower divisions of Polish football and steadily worked its way up through the league system over the following decades.

The early years were characterized by fluctuating fortunes and a fight for promotion to higher tiers. After gradual progress and reorganization, Korona achieved promotion to the top-flight Ekstraklasa in 2005. Since then, Korona Kielce has become a notable participant in the Polish league, known for tenacity and strong local support.

Korona's most significant achievements include reaching the final of the Polish Cup in the 2006–07 and 2017–18 seasons. The club has also taken part in European competition through the UEFA Intertoto Cup. Despite facing financial and organizational challenges throughout its history, Korona continues to be an important and respected team in Polish football.

Finances and ownership

Since its foundation, Korona Kielce has experienced several phases of ownership and financial restructuring. The club originally operated under the support of the city and various local sponsors. In 2008, Korona was acquired by the VIVE Group, a local business conglomerate, before the City of Kielce regained control in 2019.

The club’s finances have always depended heavily on its stakeholders, including the city authorities, local businesses, and more recently, the club’s commercial activities and supporters. In recent years, the local government stepped in with support to stabilize its financial standing and secure a license to play in Ekstraklasa.

Today, Korona Kielce operates as a joint-stock company, with the City of Kielce as the main shareholder. Efforts are ongoing to attract further private investment and achieve long-term financial sustainability while maintaining a strong connection with the city and its fans.

Popular Culture

Korona Kielce is deeply rooted in the life and culture of Kielce and the Świętokrzyskie region. The club is widely recognized for its community outreach, work with youth development, and engagement with local schools and clubs.

The supporters’ group, known as “Złocisto-Krwiści”, is famous for passionate displays at Suzuki Arena, colorful tifos, and unwavering loyalty regardless of the team's fortunes. Match days in Kielce are vibrant, with fans turning the city into a sea of yellow and red.

Korona’s club anthem, “Nasza Korona”, is sung with great pride. Over time, players and staff have embraced the spirit of the region, which stands for resilience and unity. The club is a popular subject in local media, folklore, and even features in sports documentaries and fan literature.

Despite not boasting the global profile of Poland’s capital clubs, Korona Kielce’s local heritage and strong community ties foster a unique footballing culture, giving the club its own identity and a robust foundation for generations to come.

Player

The club has developed and showcased significant talents over the years, both homegrown and from abroad.

Korona Kielce is renowned for nurturing and providing opportunities to young Polish players who have progressed to become established names in domestic and international football. The squad has typically included a mix of experienced professionals and ambitious youth players.

Key figures in recent history have included Paweł Golański, Vlastimir Jovanović, Maciej Korzym, and Jacek Kiełb—players who have become associated with the club’s most successful periods. The 2024/25 squad consists of experienced Polish professionals as well as foreign imports who bring additional skill and depth to the team.

Historically, Korona has also been home to notable foreigners such as Hernâni, Radek Dejm, and Nika Kaczarawa. Several players have gained recognition after strong performances in Kielce and subsequently transferred to bigger clubs domestically and abroad.

With a tradition of resilience and the ambition to continually improve, Korona Kielce remains a proud developer of professional footballers in Poland.

Famous Players

Throughout its history, Korona Kielce has been represented by a number of influential and widely recognized players, including:

Paweł Golański: A key defender and club captain who made over 150 appearances for Korona and was later capped for the Poland national team.
Vlastimir Jovanović: A Serbian midfielder who spent over a decade at Korona, known for his leadership and consistency in midfield.
Maciej Korzym: Energetic Polish forward and crowd favorite, who scored crucial goals for the club in top-flight seasons.
Jacek Kiełb: An attacking midfielder voted as one of the club legends, held in high regard for his flair and long-term commitment.
Hernâni: The Portuguese midfielder who provided international quality and technical skill during his stint at the club.
Radek Dejmek: Czech defender who anchored the defense in many successful seasons, providing reliability and leadership.

Many of these players have left significant marks on the club’s history, endearing themselves to supporters and helping establish Korona Kielce’s reputation in Polish football.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Sławomir Grzesik	FW	59	221	0.27
2	Maciej Korzym	FW	38	141	0.27
3	Jacek Kiełb	MF/FW	36	230	0.16
4	Kamil Kuzera	DF	18	322	0.06
5	Vlastimir Jovanović	MF	14	253	0.06

Typical Squad

Korona Kielce usually lines up in a modern 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation, emphasizing a disciplined defensive structure combined with energetic wing play and quick counter-attacks. The squad includes the following typical positions:

Goalkeeper

The position of goalkeeper has traditionally featured experienced Polish professionals, with players such as Konrad Forenc and Marceli Zapytowski providing solid shot-stopping abilities and command of the area.

Defender

The defense combines experienced veterans and young talent. Kamil Kuzera (now coach) was previously a long-standing defensive mainstay, while players like Piotr Malarczyk and Jean Franco Sarmiento have added stability and physicality.

Midfielder

Midfield for Korona is marked by hard work and creativity. This has included club legends such as Jacek Kiełb, and international players like Vlastimir Jovanović and Mario Zebić in previous years. The central midfield is responsible for ball retention and launching quick attacks.

Forward

Attacking positions have often gone to fast and technically skilled players, with experienced strikers like Maciej Korzym and current squad members such as Jewhen Radionov and Ali Louati leading the attack.

Korona places a strong focus on developing youth and often promotes players from its academy, helping to ensure a blend of seasoned professionals and emerging talent.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season marks another chapter in Korona Kielce’s ongoing campaign in the Ekstraklasa. The club continues to nurture its mix of youth and experience under the leadership of Kamil Kuzera as head coach.

Goalkeeper
Updating	25	Konrad Forenc	Poland	Poland	17/07/1992
Updating	33	Marceli Zapytowski	Poland	Poland	08/01/2001
Updating	1	stefan Lefter	Romania	Romania	31/03/1996
Defender
Updating	4	Piotr Malarczyk	Poland	Poland	01/08/1991
Updating	6	Jean Franco Sarmiento	Colombia	Colombia	03/06/1996
Updating	15	Bartosz Szwed	Poland	Poland	21/01/2002
Updating	2	Grzegorz Szymusik	Poland	Poland	04/06/1998
Midfielder
Updating	8	Dawid Błanik	Poland	Poland	09/01/1997
Updating	18	Jacek Podgórski	Poland	Poland	30/07/1996
Updating	14	Vladislav Sirotov	Russia	Russia	27/10/1994
Updating	23	Nassim Ben Nasr	Tunisia	Tunisia	24/05/2001
Forward
Updating	9	Jewhen Radionov	Ukraine	Ukraine	08/03/1990
Updating	11	Ali Louati	Tunisia	Tunisia	09/11/1993
Updating	19	Jakub Łukowski	Poland	Poland	25/11/1995
Manager
Updating		Kamil Kuzera	Poland	Poland	11/03/1983
Ass. Manager
Updating		Paweł Golański	Poland	Poland	12/10/1982

Coach

Korona Kielce has witnessed the leadership of numerous influential coaches throughout its history, particularly since the club’s rise to professional prominence in the 21st century. Several coaches have left an indelible mark on the club’s development, helping Korona achieve memorable milestones and solidifying its place in Polish football. Here are some of the most notable and successful coaches in the history of Korona Kielce:

Pavel Hapal: Serving as head coach from 2006 to 2008, Hapal led Korona to their highest ever Ekstraklasa finish (5th place in 2007) and guided the team to the Polish Cup final in 2006–07, the first major cup final in the club’s history.
Leszek Ojrzyński: Coach from 2017 to 2018, Ojrzyński revitalized the squad, taking Korona to the Polish Cup semi-finals in the 2017–18 season and keeping the club in the top flight with a competitive run.
Gino Lettieri: In multiple spells, Lettieri managed Korona’s longest continuous stay in Ekstraklasa, notably achieving a 5th-place finish in the 2016–17 season and guiding the team to the 2017–18 Polish Cup semi-final.
Marcin Brosz: As head coach from 2010 to 2013, Brosz led Korona through a consolidation period, consistently achieving mid-table results in the top division and establishing the side as an Ekstraklasa regular.
Leszek Ojrzyński (second tenure): Returning in 2023, Ojrzyński was pivotal in securing the club’s survival in the top flight and reconnecting the side with its supporters during a critical period.

These coaches, and many more, have each contributed to the history, successes, and reputation of Korona Kielce, both in domestic competitions and in solidifying the club’s presence in Polish football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
11/09/2023 – Present	Kamil Kuzera	Poland	11/03/1983
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01/07/2022 – 18/09/2023	Leszek Ojrzyński	Poland	31/05/1972
31/05/2022 – 01/07/2022	Kamil Kuzera (interim)	Poland	11/03/1983
17/12/2021 – 31/05/2022	Leszek Ojrzyński	Poland	31/05/1972
19/10/2021 – 17/12/2021	Dominik Nowak	Poland	06/07/1972
04/07/2019 – 17/10/2021	Gino Lettieri	Germany	23/12/1966
19/11/2018 – 03/07/2019	Mirosław Smyła	Poland	02/07/1969
01/07/2017 – 17/11/2018	Gino Lettieri	Germany	23/12/1966
01/07/2017 – 05/11/2017	Maciej Bartoszek	Poland	12/04/1977
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2017	Tomasz Wilman	Poland	10/07/1970
18/12/2014 – 30/06/2016	Marcin Brosz	Poland	11/04/1973
01/08/2013 – 17/12/2014	Ryszard Tarasiewicz	Poland	27/04/1962
01/07/2010 – 31/07/2013	Leszek Ojrzyński	Poland	31/05/1972
06/03/2008 – 18/07/2010	Marek Motyka	Poland	17/04/1958
01/07/2006 – 05/03/2008	Pavel Hapal	Czech Republic	27/07/1969
18/11/2005 – 30/06/2006	Ryszard Wieczorek	Poland	25/01/1962
27/07/2004 – 17/11/2005	Dariusz Wdowczyk	Poland	25/09/1962
01/07/2003 – 26/07/2004	Wojciech Borecki	Poland	24/02/1956
2002 – 2003	Stanisław Gierula	Poland	24/10/1948
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Crests and Colors

Korona Kielce is a Polish professional football club based in Kielce, Poland. The club’s crest and colors have played an essential role in its identity since its founding in 1973.

Initially, the club’s crest featured a simple shield divided into the club’s primary colors of yellow and red. Over the years, the crest has seen several modifications. In 2002, a more modern emblem was introduced, featuring a stylized golden crown atop a shield split diagonally in yellow and red, with “Korona” inscribed at the top and “Kielce” at the bottom. The crown motif, an enduring element, symbolizes the club’s name (“Korona” means “crown” in Polish) and association with the city of Kielce.

Korona Kielce’s traditional colors are yellow and red. These colors are prominent not only in the club’s kits but also in the flags and regalia of its supporters. While the primary kit is typically yellow with red accents, alternative colors such as white and black have also been used for away and third kits in various periods. However, yellow and red remain the core of the club’s identity.

Occasional stylistic updates to the crest and slight modifications in shades of yellow and red have occurred over time, reflecting changing design trends, but the club has always maintained its iconic color scheme and crown emblem. These elements symbolize the passion, pride, and ambition of both the club and its supporters.

Fan Club

Korona Kielce boasts a passionate and loyal fan base, known for their vocal support both at home and away matches. The most prominent supporters’ group is “Scyzory,” which emerged in the early 2000s and quickly became synonymous with the club’s identity. The name "Scyzory" refers to the city's nickname and embodies the fighting spirit of the region.

Supporters of Korona are well known for their colorful banners, impressive tifos, and unwavering support throughout the match. The Ultras movement within Korona’s fans is particularly active, often organizing choreographies and traveling in large numbers for away fixtures. The matchday atmosphere at the club’s home games is recognized for its enthusiasm and energy.

Korona Kielce’s fan culture emphasizes regional pride, family tradition, and resilience. The supporters’ close links with the local community are evident through charity works, youth engagement activities, and support for neighboring amateur football teams. Some fans have established friendly relations with supporters of other clubs, most notably with fans of KSZO Ostrowiec, creating unique bonds within Polish football culture.

Stadium

Korona Kielce plays its home matches at the Suzuki Arena, previously known as the Stadion Miejski w Kielcach (Municipal Stadium in Kielce), located in Kielce, Poland.

The stadium was inaugurated in 2006, replacing the team’s previous ground to meet modern standards. Suzuki Arena is an all-seater stadium with a capacity of approximately 15,550 spectators, providing a modern and comfortable environment for supporters and players alike.

The stadium features covered stands, advanced lighting, and renovated facilities, meeting the requirements for hosting both domestic and European matches. Since its opening, Suzuki Arena has become a symbol of the club’s aspirations and progress, regularly hosting vital league fixtures, international youth tournaments, and occasional matches of the Polish national teams. The venue underwent upgrades in the 2010s to further enhance fan experience and accessibility.

Honours and Awards

While Korona Kielce is a relatively young club compared to some of Poland’s most historic teams, it has achieved notable successes domestically and has become a respected name in Polish football.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Polish Cup	0	Runner-up	2006/07
2	Polish Super Cup	0	Runner-up	2007
3	I liga (2nd tier) Champion (Poland)	1	Winner	2004/05
4	Promotion to Ekstraklasa	Several	-	2005, 2012, 2022
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FAQs about Korona Kielce

Q: When was Korona Kielce founded?

A: Korona Kielce was founded in 1973.

Q: What does "Korona" mean in Polish?

A: "Korona" translates to "crown" in English, symbolizing the club’s identity and regional pride.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Korona Kielce?

A: The club’s traditional colors are yellow and red.

Q: Who are Korona Kielce’s main rivals?

A: Korona Kielce's main rivals are KSZO Ostrowiec and Wisła Kraków, with matches against both teams considered local derbies.

Q: What is the name and capacity of Korona Kielce’s home stadium?

A: The club plays at Suzuki Arena in Kielce, Poland, which has a capacity of around 15,550 spectators.

Q: What is the largest fan club of Korona Kielce?

A: The largest and most famous fan club is “Scyzory,” representing the club's core supporter group.

Q: Has Korona Kielce ever won the Polish Cup?

A: Korona Kielce has reached the final but has not won the Polish Cup. They were runners-up in 2006/07.

Q: Has Korona Kielce played in European competitions?

A: Korona Kielce has not yet participated in major European tournaments.

Q: What is the highest division Korona Kielce has played in?

A: The highest division Korona Kielce has competed in is the Ekstraklasa, Poland's top football league.

Q: Who are some of Korona Kielce’s notable players?

A: Notable players include Jacek Kiełb, Bartosz Rymaniak, and Sergei Pilipchuk, among others.

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