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词条 2008–09 Ekstraklasa
释义

  1. Team changes from last season

  2. Team overview

     Stadia and locations  Personnel and sponsoring 

  3. League table

  4. Results

  5. Season statistics

     Scoring  Team Records 

  6. Top goalscorers

  7. Relegation play-offs

  8. References

  9. External links

{{Infobox football league season
| image = Ekstraklasa Logo 2008.png
| pixels = 200
| caption =
| competition = Ekstraklasa
| season = 2008–09
| winners = Wisła Kraków
13th Ekstraklasa title
12th Polish title
| relegated = Górnik Zabrze
ŁKS (license revoked)
| continentalcup1 = UEFA Champions League
| continentalcup1 qualifiers = Wisła Kraków
| continentalcup2 = UEFA Europa League
| continentalcup2 qualifiers = Lech Poznań
(via Polish Cup)
Legia Warsaw
Polonia Warsaw
| league topscorer = Paweł Brożek
(19 goals)
Takesure Chinyama
(19 goals)
| biggest home win = 7 matches with 4–0
| biggest away win = ŁKS 0–4 Wisła
Pol. Bytom 0–4 Pol. Warsaw
| highest scoring = ŁKS 4–3 Cracovia
| matches = 240
| total goals = 524
| longest wins =
| longest unbeaten =
| longest losses =
| highest attendance = 40,000[1]
{{nowrap|Ruch 0–1 Górnik}}
(28 February 2009)
| lowest attendance =
| attendance = 1,764,240
| average attendance = 7,351 {{increase}}0.3%[2]
| prevseason = 2007–08
| nextseason = 2009–10
}}

The 2008–09 Ekstraklasa was the seventy-fifth season of top-tier football in Poland. It began on 8 August 2008 and ended on 30 May 2009. The season was originally scheduled to start on 25 July 2008. However, the first two rounds of games were postponed because of legal uncertainties about the number of teams in the competition following an association-wide corruption scandal.

Wisła Kraków won the league for the second time in a row and for the 12th time in their history after defeating Śląsk Wrocław 2–0 in the final match of the season. Legia Warsaw finished as runners-up and qualified for the second qualifying round of 2009–10 UEFA Europa League. Lech Poznań finished third and qualified for the third qualifying round of the Europa League after winning the Polish Cup. Polonia Warsaw also managed to earn a spot in Europe by finishing fourth, thereby qualifying for the first qualifying round of the Europa League. Paweł Brożek of Wisła Kraków and Takesure Chinyama of Legia Warsaw finished as joint topscorers with 19 goals in the season.

On the bottom end of the table, relegation was once again subject to several non-competitive events. On competitive criteria, Górnik Zabrze and Cracovia would have been relegated to the I Liga, while Arka Gdynia would have had to compete in the relegation play-offs. However, ŁKS Łódź were denied a license for the 2009–10 season and thus were automatically relegated. The club appealed the decision without any success. Since ŁKS city rivals Widzew were also denied of promoting from the First League and appealed against this decision, thus creating uncertainties about the First League play-off participant, the Polish FA decided in June to postpone the relegation play-offs to an unknown date before eventually cancelling the matches completely. (see below).

Team changes from last season

Due to the corruption scandal several teams from last season have been punished with relegation. Those teams include Zagłębie Lubin, Korona Kielce and Zagłębie Sosnowiec.[3] Lubin and Kielce were relegated to the First League while Sosnowiec were demoted an additional level to the Second League because they also finished the season in 16th and last place, a regular demotion spot. Widzew Łódź, who ended the season in 15th place, originally were going to be penalized as well.[4] However, the club successfully appealed the decision in front of the Polish Olympic Committee,[5] so they were assigned to the First League as a regularly demoted club.

Promotion to this year's Ekstraklasa was earned by Polish First League champions Lechia Gdańsk, runners-up Śląsk Wrocław, 3rd placed Piast Gliwice and 4th placed Arka Gdynia.

Dyskobolia Grodzisk Wielkopolski has been sold to an owner of First League club Polonia Warsaw. The two clubs merged, with Grodzisk's players and Ekstraklasa license transferred to Polonia.[6] The merger concluded a series of negotiations between Grodzisk and other clubs. The initially planned merger with Śląsk Wrocław was eventually denied by the latter after several months of discussions. Grodzisk chairman Zbigniew Drzymała then started conversations with Pogoń Szczecin, which were quickly stopped without an agreement as well, before eventually coming to an agreement with Polonia.

Team overview

Stadia and locations

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Wisła }}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=51.366667 |long=19.383333 |label=Bełchatów }}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=50.3 |long=18.783333 |label=Zabrze |position=bottom}}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=53.133333 |long=23.15 |label=Białystok |position=left }}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=52.4 |long=16.916667 |label=Poznań }}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=54.35 |long=18.666667 |label=Gdańsk |position=bottom}}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=52.23 |long=21.010833 |label=Legia
Polonia W }}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=51.75 |long=19.466667 |label=Łódź }}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=50.0 |long=18.466667 |label=Wodzisław Śl. |position=left}}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=50.283333 |long=18.666667 |label=Gliwice |position=left}}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=50.383333 |long=18.9 |label=Bytom |position=top}}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=50.3 |long=18.95 |label=Chorzów }}{{Location map~ |Poland |lat=51.116667 |long=17.033333 |label=Wrocław}}
}}
TeamVenueCapacity
Arka GdyniaGOSiR Stadium12.000
CracoviaCracovia Stadium11.000
GKS BełchatówGKS Stadium5.238
Górnik ZabrzeErnest Pohl Stadium17.722
Jagiellonia BiałystokMunicipal Stadium10.000*
Lech PoznańMunicipal Stadium18.200*
Lechia GdańskLechia Stadium12.244
Legia WarsawPolish Army Stadium13.628*
Łódzki KSŁKS Stadium12.160
Odra Wodzisław ŚląskiMOSiR Stadium6.620
Piast GliwicePiast Stadium6.000
Polonia BytomEdward Szymkowiak Stadium7.000
Polonia WarsawPolonia Stadium7.000
Ruch ChorzówRuch Stadium10.000
Śląsk WrocławOporowska Stadium8.346
Wisła KrakówHenryk Reyman Stadium15.595*
  • Stadiums are under redevelopment

Personnel and sponsoring

TeamHead coachTeam captainKitmakerShirt sponsor
Arka GdyniaPOL}} Marek ChojnackiPOL}} Olgierd MoskalewiczJakoPolnord
CracoviaPOL}} Artur PłatekPOL}} Bartosz ŚlusarskiZinaComArch
GKS BełchatówPOL}} Rafał UlatowskiPOL}} Edward CecotAdidasPGE
Górnik ZabrzePOL}} Henryk KasperczakPOL}} Sebastian NowakJakoAllianz
Jagiellonia BiałystokPOL}} Michał ProbierzPOL}} Tomasz FrankowskiJomaVacansOleil
Lech PoznańPOL}} Franciszek SmudaPOL}} Rafał MurawskiPumaWarka
Lechia GdańskPOL}} Tomasz KafarskiPOL}} Karol PiątekJakoSNG Energa
Legia WarsawPOL}} Jan UrbanPOL}} Wojciech SzalaAdidasn
Łódzki KSPOL}} Grzegorz WesołowskiPOL}} Marcin AdamskiUmbroBioAg Solutions
Odra Wodzisław ŚląskiPOL}} Ryszard WieczorekPOL}} Jan WośTicoRojek-Decor
Piast GliwicePOL}} Dariusz FornalakPOL}} Jarosław KaszowskiErrea
Polonia BytomUKR}} Yuri ShatalovPOL}} Jacek TrzeciakTicoArmanda Development
Polonia WarsawPOL}} Jacek GrembockiCZE}} Radek MynářZinaJW Construction
Ruch ChorzówPOL}} Waldemar FornalikPOL}} Wojciech GrzybColoGOCC
Śląsk WrocławPOL}} Ryszard TarasiewiczPOL}} Dariusz SztylkaGarmanPiast
Wisła KrakówPOL}} Maciej SkorżaPOL}} Marcin BaszczyńskiUmbrobet-at-home.com

League table

{{#invoke:sports table|main|style=WDL
|res_col_header=QR
|sortable_table=y
|team1=WIS|name_WIS=Wisła Kraków
|team2=LEG|name_LEG=Legia Warsaw
|team3=LPO|name_LPO=Lech Poznań
|team4=PWA|name_PWA=Polonia Warsaw
|team5=BEŁ|name_BEŁ=GKS Bełchatów
|team6=ŚLĄ|name_ŚLĄ=Śląsk Wrocław
|team7=PBY|name_PBY=Polonia Bytom
|team8=JAG|name_JAG=Jagiellonia Białystok
|team9=RUC|name_RUC=Ruch Chorzów
|team10=PIA|name_PIA=Piast Gliwice
|team11=LGD|name_LGD=Lechia Gdańsk
|team12=ODR|name_ODR=Odra Wodzisław
|team13=ARK|name_ARK=Arka Gdynia
|team14=CRA|name_CRA=Cracovia
|team15=GÓR|name_GÓR=Górnik Zabrze
|team16=ŁKS|name_ŁKS=ŁKS Łódź
|win_WIS=19|draw_WIS=7|loss_WIS=4|gf_WIS=53|ga_WIS=21|status_WIS=C
|win_LEG=18|draw_LEG=7|loss_LEG=5|gf_LEG=52|ga_LEG=17
|win_LPO=16|draw_LPO=11|loss_LPO=3|gf_LPO=51|ga_LPO=24
|win_PWA=15|draw_PWA=9|loss_PWA=6|gf_PWA=40|ga_PWA=23
|win_BEŁ=17|draw_BEŁ=3|loss_BEŁ=10|gf_BEŁ=40|ga_BEŁ=28
|win_ŚLĄ=11|draw_ŚLĄ=12|loss_ŚLĄ=7|gf_ŚLĄ=40|ga_ŚLĄ=34
|win_PBY=10|draw_PBY=5|loss_PBY=15|gf_PBY=30|ga_PBY=46
|win_JAG=9|draw_JAG=7|loss_JAG=14|gf_JAG=28|ga_JAG=34
|win_RUC=9|draw_RUC=7|loss_RUC=14|gf_RUC=22|ga_RUC=32
|win_PIA=9|draw_PIA=6|loss_PIA=15|gf_PIA=17|ga_PIA=26
|win_LGD=9|draw_LGD=5|loss_LGD=16|gf_LGD=30|ga_LGD=44
|win_ODR=8|draw_ODR=8|loss_ODR=14|gf_ODR=23|ga_ODR=40
|win_ARK=7|draw_ARK=9|loss_ARK=14|gf_ARK=27|ga_ARK=39
|win_CRA=7|draw_CRA=9|loss_CRA=14|gf_CRA=24|ga_CRA=40
|win_GÓR=7|draw_GÓR=8|loss_GÓR=15|gf_GÓR=20|ga_GÓR=33|status_GÓR=R
|win_ŁKS=10|draw_ŁKS=5|loss_ŁKS=15|gf_ŁKS=27|ga_ŁKS=43|status_ŁKS=R
|hth_ŁKS=ŁKS Łódź did not receive a license for the 2009–10 season due to financial problems.[7][8]
|hth_BEŁ=GKS 1–2 PWA; PWA 1–0 GKS
|hth_PWA=BEŁ
|hth_JAG=JAG 1–0 RUC; RUC 0–0 JAG
|hth_RUC=JAG
|hth_ODR=ODR 1–0 LGD; LGD 3–1 ODR
|hth_LGD=ODR
|hth_ARK=ARK 2–1 CRA; CRA 0–0 ARK
|hth_CRA=ARK
|col_CL2=#ACE1AF|text_CL2=2009–10 UEFA Champions League Second qualifying round
|result1=CL2
|col_EL2=#97DEFF|text_EL2=2009–10 UEFA Europa League Second qualifying round
|result2=EL2
|col_EL3=#8ACEFF|text_EL3=2009–10 UEFA Europa League Third qualifying round
|note_res_EL3=Lech Poznań are the winners of the 2008–09 Polish Cup competition and therefore have qualified for the third qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League.
|result3=EL3
|col_EL1=#BBEBFF|text_EL1=2009–10 UEFA Europa League First qualifying round
|result4=EL1
|col_R=#FFCCCC|text_R=Relegation to First League 2009–10
|result15=R|result16=R
|update=complete
|source=90minut.pl {{pl icon}}
|class_rules=1st points; 2nd head-to-head points; 3rd head-to-head goal difference; 4th head-to-head goals scored; 5th head-to-head away goals scored; 6th goal difference; 7th goals scored
}}

Results

{{#invoke:Sports results|main
|matches_style=FBR|solid_cell=grey
|team1=ARK|team2=CRA|team3=BEŁ|team4=GÓR|team5=JAG
|team6=LPO|team7=LGD|team8=LEG|team9=ŁKS|team10=ODR
|team11=PIA|team12=PBY|team13=PWA|team14=RUC|team15=ŚLĄ
|team16=WIS
|name_ARK=Arka Gdynia
|match_ARK_CRA=2–1
|match_ARK_BEŁ=2–0
|match_ARK_GÓR=1–0
|match_ARK_JAG=1–1
|match_ARK_LPO=2–1
|match_ARK_LGD=0–1
|match_ARK_LEG=0–1
|match_ARK_ŁKS=4–0
|match_ARK_ODR=2–1
|match_ARK_PIA=0–1
|match_ARK_PBY=1–3
|match_ARK_PWA=0–1
|match_ARK_RUC=1–2
|match_ARK_ŚLĄ=3–3
|match_ARK_WIS=0–1
|name_CRA=Cracovia
|match_CRA_ARK=0–0
|match_CRA_BEŁ=1–0
|match_CRA_GÓR=0–0
|match_CRA_JAG=2–0
|match_CRA_LPO=0–1
|match_CRA_LGD=3–1
|match_CRA_LEG=0–3
|match_CRA_ŁKS=2–0
|match_CRA_ODR=0–0
|match_CRA_PIA=1–0
|match_CRA_PBY=0–1
|match_CRA_PWA=1–0
|match_CRA_RUC=0–0
|match_CRA_ŚLĄ=1–1
|match_CRA_WIS=1–1
|name_BEŁ=GKS Bełchatów
|match_BEŁ_ARK=1–1
|match_BEŁ_CRA=3–0
|match_BEŁ_GÓR=1–0
|match_BEŁ_JAG=2–0
|match_BEŁ_LPO=2–3
|match_BEŁ_LGD=1–0
|match_BEŁ_LEG=1–0
|match_BEŁ_ŁKS=0–2
|match_BEŁ_ODR=3–0
|match_BEŁ_PIA=0–0
|match_BEŁ_PBY=3–1
|match_BEŁ_PWA=1–2
|match_BEŁ_RUC=1–0
|match_BEŁ_ŚLĄ=2–1
|match_BEŁ_WIS=0–0
|name_GÓR=Górnik Zabrze
|match_GÓR_ARK=2–2
|match_GÓR_CRA=0–2
|match_GÓR_BEŁ=2–3
|match_GÓR_JAG=1–0
|match_GÓR_LPO=1–1
|match_GÓR_LGD=2–0
|match_GÓR_LEG=0–3
|match_GÓR_ŁKS=2–0
|match_GÓR_ODR=2–0
|match_GÓR_PIA=1–0
|match_GÓR_PBY=2–0
|match_GÓR_PWA=0–1
|match_GÓR_RUC=0–0
|match_GÓR_ŚLĄ=1–2
|match_GÓR_WIS=1–1
|name_JAG=Jagiellonia Białystok
|match_JAG_ARK=3–0
|match_JAG_CRA=2–0
|match_JAG_BEŁ=0–2
|match_JAG_GÓR=1–0
|match_JAG_LPO=0–3
|match_JAG_LGD=2–0
|match_JAG_LEG=2–1
|match_JAG_ŁKS=4–0
|match_JAG_ODR=1–2
|match_JAG_PIA=2–0
|match_JAG_PBY=2–2
|match_JAG_PWA=2–1
|match_JAG_RUC=1–0
|match_JAG_ŚLĄ=2–2
|match_JAG_WIS=0–2
|name_LPO=Lech Poznań
|match_LPO_ARK=0–0
|match_LPO_CRA=2–2
|match_LPO_BEŁ=2–3
|match_LPO_GÓR=3–0
|match_LPO_JAG=1–0
|match_LPO_LGD=1–0
|match_LPO_LEG=0–0
|match_LPO_ŁKS=1–1
|match_LPO_ODR=3–1
|match_LPO_PIA=1–0
|match_LPO_PBY=3–0
|match_LPO_PWA=2–0
|match_LPO_RUC=1–1
|match_LPO_ŚLĄ=1–1
|match_LPO_WIS=1–1
|name_LGD=Lechia Gdańsk
|match_LGD_ARK=2–1
|match_LGD_CRA=2–0
|match_LGD_BEŁ=1–2
|match_LGD_GÓR=1–0
|match_LGD_JAG=3–1
|match_LGD_LPO=0–3
|match_LGD_LEG=2–3
|match_LGD_ŁKS=2–1
|match_LGD_ODR=3–1
|match_LGD_PIA=0–0
|match_LGD_PBY=0–1
|match_LGD_PWA=0–0
|match_LGD_RUC=2–0
|match_LGD_ŚLĄ=1–1
|match_LGD_WIS=2–4
|name_LEG=Legia Warsaw
|match_LEG_ARK=2–0
|match_LEG_CRA=4–0
|match_LEG_BEŁ=3–0
|match_LEG_GÓR=0–0
|match_LEG_JAG=2–0
|match_LEG_LPO=1–1
|match_LEG_LGD=3–0
|match_LEG_ŁKS=1–0
|match_LEG_ODR=4–0
|match_LEG_PIA=3–1
|match_LEG_PBY=3–1
|match_LEG_PWA=2–2
|match_LEG_RUC=4–1
|match_LEG_ŚLĄ=4–0
|match_LEG_WIS=2–1
|name_ŁKS=ŁKS Łódź
|match_ŁKS_ARK=3–0
|match_ŁKS_CRA=4–3
|match_ŁKS_BEŁ=0–2
|match_ŁKS_GÓR=2–0
|match_ŁKS_JAG=1–0
|match_ŁKS_LPO=0–3
|match_ŁKS_LGD=2–1
|match_ŁKS_LEG=0–0
|match_ŁKS_ODR=0–0
|match_ŁKS_PIA=0–1
|match_ŁKS_PBY=2–0
|match_ŁKS_PWA=1–2
|match_ŁKS_RUC=0–1
|match_ŁKS_ŚLĄ=0–0
|match_ŁKS_WIS=0–4
|name_ODR=Odra Wodzisław
|match_ODR_ARK=0–0
|match_ODR_CRA=2–1
|match_ODR_BEŁ=0–2
|match_ODR_GÓR=0–0
|match_ODR_JAG=1–1
|match_ODR_LPO=0–1
|match_ODR_LGD=1–0
|match_ODR_LEG=2–0
|match_ODR_ŁKS=0–1
|match_ODR_PIA=0–2
|match_ODR_PBY=4–1
|match_ODR_PWA=1–1
|match_ODR_RUC=3–0
|match_ODR_ŚLĄ=0–0
|match_ODR_WIS=0–2
|name_PIA=Piast Gliwice
|match_PIA_ARK=1–2
|match_PIA_CRA=2–0
|match_PIA_BEŁ=1–0
|match_PIA_GÓR=1–0
|match_PIA_JAG=1–1
|match_PIA_LPO=1–2
|match_PIA_LGD=0–2
|match_PIA_LEG=0–1
|match_PIA_ŁKS=2–1
|match_PIA_ODR=0–1
|match_PIA_PBY=1–0
|match_PIA_PWA=0–2
|match_PIA_RUC=0–0
|match_PIA_ŚLĄ=0–1
|match_PIA_WIS=1–1
|name_PBY=Polonia Bytom
|match_PBY_ARK=2–1
|match_PBY_CRA=1–0
|match_PBY_BEŁ=1–2
|match_PBY_GÓR=2–0
|match_PBY_JAG=1–0
|match_PBY_LPO=1–1
|match_PBY_LGD=4–1
|match_PBY_LEG=1–0
|match_PBY_ŁKS=2–3
|match_PBY_ODR=1–1
|match_PBY_PIA=1–0
|match_PBY_PWA=0–4
|match_PBY_RUC=0–3
|match_PBY_ŚLĄ=1–1
|match_PBY_WIS=1–1
|name_PWA=Polonia Warsaw
|match_PWA_ARK=0–0
|match_PWA_CRA=1–1
|match_PWA_BEŁ=1–0
|match_PWA_GÓR=2–0
|match_PWA_JAG=0–0
|match_PWA_LPO=3–3
|match_PWA_LGD=1–1
|match_PWA_LEG=0–0
|match_PWA_ŁKS=1–3
|match_PWA_ODR=2–0
|match_PWA_PIA=1–0
|match_PWA_PBY=1–0
|match_PWA_RUC=3–0
|match_PWA_ŚLĄ=3–0
|match_PWA_WIS=0–2
|name_RUC=Ruch Chorzów
|match_RUC_ARK=0–0
|match_RUC_CRA=2–0
|match_RUC_BEŁ=0–1
|match_RUC_GÓR=0–1
|match_RUC_JAG=0–0
|match_RUC_LPO=2–0
|match_RUC_LGD=2–1
|match_RUC_LEG=0–1
|match_RUC_ŁKS=2–0
|match_RUC_ODR=0–1
|match_RUC_PIA=0–0
|match_RUC_PBY=2–1
|match_RUC_PWA=1–3
|match_RUC_ŚLĄ=1–2
|match_RUC_WIS=1–0
|name_ŚLĄ=Śląsk Wrocław
|match_ŚLĄ_ARK=2–1
|match_ŚLĄ_CRA=1–1
|match_ŚLĄ_BEŁ=2–1
|match_ŚLĄ_GÓR=1–1
|match_ŚLĄ_JAG=2–0
|match_ŚLĄ_LPO=0–2
|match_ŚLĄ_LGD=1–1
|match_ŚLĄ_LEG=1–1
|match_ŚLĄ_ŁKS=3–0
|match_ŚLĄ_ODR=4–0
|match_ŚLĄ_PIA=0–1
|match_ŚLĄ_PBY=3–0
|match_ŚLĄ_PWA=0–1
|match_ŚLĄ_RUC=3–1
|match_ŚLĄ_WIS=2–1
|name_WIS=Wisła Kraków
|match_WIS_ARK=4–0
|match_WIS_CRA=4–1
|match_WIS_BEŁ=2–1
|match_WIS_GÓR=3–1
|match_WIS_JAG=1–0
|match_WIS_LPO=1–4
|match_WIS_LGD=3–0
|match_WIS_LEG=1–0
|match_WIS_ŁKS=0–0
|match_WIS_ODR=3–1
|match_WIS_PIA=2–0
|match_WIS_PBY=1–0
|match_WIS_PWA=2–1
|match_WIS_RUC=2–0
|match_WIS_ŚLĄ=2–0
|update=complete
|source=90minut.pl {{pl icon}}
}}

Season statistics

Scoring

  • First goal of the season: Hernán Rengifo (Lech Poznań) Match: 2-3 GKS Bełchatów, 47th minute (8 August 2008)
  • Last goal of the season: Grzegorz Niciński (Arka Gdynia) Match: 2-1 Odra Wodzisław, 79th minute (30 May 2009)
  • Fastest goal in a match: Arkadiusz Aleksander (Odra Wodzisław) Match: 2-0 Legia Warsaw, 1st minute (17 August 2008)
  • First hat-trick of the season: Filip Ivanovski (Polonia Warsaw) Match: 3-0 Śląsk Wrocław, 21', 24', 67'.(29 August 2008);
  • Fastest hat-trick of the season: Rafał Boguski (Wisła Kraków) Match: 3-1 Odra Wodzisław, 52', 62', 77', 25 minutes. (5 December 2008)
  • Most goals scored by a player in one game: Daniel Mąka (Polonia Warsaw) Match: 4-0 Polonia Bytom, 64', 87', 89', 3 goals.(13 September 2008);
    • Rafał Boguski (Wisła Kraków) Match: 3-1 Odra Wodzisław, 52', 62', 77', 3 goals. (5 December 2008)
    • Filip Ivanovski (Polonia Warsaw) Match: 3-0 Śląsk Wrocław, 21', 24', 67', 3 goals.(29 August 2008)
    • Marcin Komorowski (Polonia Bytom) Match: 4-1 Lechia Gdańsk, 9', 41', 69', 3 goals.(29 August 2008)
  • Widest winning margin: 8 teams tied Match: 4-0, 4 goals.
  • Most goals in a match: ŁKS Łódź Match: 4-3 Cracovia, 7 goals.(6 March 2009)

Team Records

  • Most wins: Wisła Kraków (19 wins)
  • Fewest wins: Cracovia, Arka Gdynia, Górnik Zabrze (7 wins)
  • Most draws: Śląsk Wrocław (12 draws)
  • Fewest draws: GKS Bełchatów (3 draws)
  • Fewest losses: Lech Poznań (3 losses)
  • Most losses: Lechia Gdańsk (16 losses)
  • Most goals scored:Wisła Kraków (53 goals)
  • Fewest goals scored: Piast Gliwice (17 goals)
  • Most goals conceded: Polonia Bytom (46 goals)
  • Fewest goals conceded: Legia Warsaw (17 goals)

Top goalscorers

Source: [https://archive.is/20130416083757/http://sport.onet.pl/74318,1248685,11619,tabela.html?tab=7008 onet.pl] {{pl icon}}
19 goals
  • {{flagicon|Poland}} Paweł Brożek (Wisła Kraków)
  • {{flagicon|Zimbabwe}} Takesure Chinyama (Legia Warsaw)
14 goals
  • {{flagicon|Poland}} Robert Lewandowski (Lech Poznań)
12 goals
  • {{flagicon|Macedonia}} Filip Ivanovski (Polonia Warsaw)
10 goals
  • {{flagicon|Poland}} Dawid Nowak (GKS Bełchatów)
  • {{flagicon|Poland}} Dariusz Pawlusiński (Cracovia)
9 goals
  • {{flagicon|Poland}} Rafał Boguski (Wisła Kraków)
  • {{flagicon|Peru}} Hernan Rengifo (Lech Poznań)
  • {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Semir Štilić (Lech Poznań)
  • {{flagicon|Poland}} Tomasz Szewczuk (Śląsk Wrocław)

Relegation play-offs

The relegation play-offs were cancelled after a series of appeals over the question in which division both ŁKS Łódź and First League 2008–09 champions Widzew Łódź will play in the 2009-10 season. Originally, Arka Gdynia as 14th-placed team (sports court decisions excluded) of the Ekstraklasa and Korona Kielce as 3rd-placed team of the First League were scheduled to play in a two-legged play-off for a spot in Ekstraklasa 2009–10. However, the Polish FA were forced to postpone the series to an unknown later date[9] due to the appeals and, after the issues could not be settled in time, eventually decided not to hold any matches.

References

1. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.90minut.pl/mecz.php?id_mecz=515921 |title=Ekstraklasa 2008/2009 - Kolejka 18 |work=90minut.pl |accessdate=28 February 2009}}
2. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn.htm |title=Attendances – Archive Poland, 2008-2009, Ekstraklasa |work=EFS.co.uk |accessdate=10 June 2009}}
3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www2.90minut.pl/liga/0/liga3155.html|title=Orange Ekstraklasa 2007/2008|publisher=www.90minut.pl|language=Polish|accessdate=15 March 2009| archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20090307051020/http://www2.90minut.pl/liga/0/liga3155.html| archivedate= 7 March 2009 | deadurl= no}}
4. ^{{cite web|url=http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=499165&cc=5739|title=Polish club relegated after corruption probe|date=17 January 2008|publisher=ESPNSoccernet|accessdate=15 March 2009}}
5. ^{{cite web|url=http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/europe/widzew-win-relegation-appeal-123837/|title=Widzew win relegation appeal|date=24 July 2008|publisher=PA Sport|accessdate=15 March 2009}}
6. ^Dwa kluby z Warszawy w piłkarskiej ekstraklasie. {{pl icon}} Retrieved on 11 July 2008.
7. ^{{cite web|url=http://sport.onet.pl/74331,1248675,1979726,wiadomosc.html |title=Ekstraklasa: klub zdegradowany za "złą sytuację finansową" |date=28 May 2009 |publisher=www.onet.pl |language=Polish |accessdate=28 May 2009 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20090531085103/http://sport.onet.pl/74331%2C1248675%2C1979726%2Cwiadomosc.html |archivedate=31 May 2009 |deadurl=yes |df= }}
8. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.90minut.pl/news/94/news948540-Lodzki-KS-nadal-bez-licencji.html|title=Łódzki KS nadal bez licencji|date=16 June 2009|publisher=www.90minut.pl|language=Polish|accessdate=16 June 2009| archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20090619014022/http://www.90minut.pl/news/94/news948540-Lodzki-KS-nadal-bez-licencji.html| archivedate= 19 June 2009 | deadurl= no}}
9. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.90minut.pl/news/94/news945539-PZPN-odwolal-baraze-o-Ekstraklase.html|title=PZPN odwołał baraże o Ekstraklasę|date=12 June 2009|publisher=www.90minut.pl|language=Polish|accessdate=16 June 2009| archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20090615064900/http://www.90minut.pl/news/94/news945539-PZPN-odwolal-baraze-o-Ekstraklase.html| archivedate= 15 June 2009 | deadurl= no}}

External links

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