Zagłębie Lubin is a well-established Polish football club based in the city of Lubin, competing in the top-flight PKO Bank Polski Ekstraklasa. The team plays its home matches at the Stadion Zagłębia Lubin. Founded in 1945, the club's colors are white and green. Zagłębie's history is marked by a dramatic rise, with its golden era arriving in the early 1990s when, against all odds, the club won its first Polish championship in 1991. This was followed by a second league title in 2007, cementing their status as a major force in Polish football. The club's name, meaning "the Lubin Basin," reflects its roots in the local copper mining industry, and it maintains a strong, working-class identity. In the modern Ekstraklasa, Zagłębie is known as a tough, resilient side that is difficult to beat at home, often finishing in the top half of the table and competing for European spots. The club has a loyal and passionate fanbase, known for creating a vibrant atmosphere. Zagłębie Lubin remains a proud and competitive institution in Polish football.