The Puchar Polski is Poland's national knockout cup, open to clubs from the Ekstraklasa down through the regional divisions, with lower-ranked sides granted home advantage in most rounds. Ties are single matches settled on the day, and the final is staged at the national stadium in Warsaw. Legia Warsaw lead the honours list by a substantial margin, and the competition has repeatedly given them a route into Europe in seasons when their league position did not. That is the cup's structural significance: the winner qualifies for European competition, which for a mid-table or second-tier club represents a financial return no league finish could deliver. The open draw and single-leg format make upsets routine, and Ekstraklasa clubs travelling to small municipal grounds in winter conditions is one of the recurring features of the Polish season.
No Polish Cup fixtures are scheduled in the next seven days. The 2026/2027 edition runs from 5 August 2026 to 28 October 2026.