Lechia Gdańsk is a historic Polish football club hailing from the port city of Gdańsk, where they compete in the PKO Bank Polski Ekstraklasa. The team, founded in 1945, plays its home matches at the Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk, a modern stadium built for UEFA Euro 2012, and wears distinctive green and white vertical stripes. The club's name, "Lechia," is the Latin name for Poland, reflecting its deep national symbolism. Lechia's history is marked by passionate support and periods of significant success, most notably their Polish Cup triumphs in 1983 and 2019. The modern era, particularly following the move to their new arena, has seen Lechia become a stable top-flight entity, known for developing talent and playing an attractive, attacking style of football. They have regularly finished in the top half of the Ekstraklasa and have made several forays into European competition. The club's fan base, known for its fervent and colorful support, creates an intimidating atmosphere at home games. Lechia Gdańsk stands as a proud and ambitious club, representing the Tri-City region with distinction on the national stage.