The match between Widzew Lodz and Lech Poznań ended in a big scandal caused by visiting fans. The home stadium was partially destroyed. Preliminary estimates of losses are already known.
It’s no secret that fans of Widzew Lodz and Lech Poznań don’t like each other. During the last full-time confrontation between the two teams, there were several sad scenes with the participation of fanatics, who once again expressed mutual hatred. Even before the final whistle, many objects flew out onto the field, and elements of the home sector of the home stadium were demolished. The worst happened after the end of the match, and today it is already known that the repair of everything will cost really big money.
Fans of Lech Poznań demolish part of the Widzew Lodz stadium
Many Kolejoz fans came to Lodz, and during the match there were regular verbal skirmishes between them, exchanging unpleasant chants. Lechia destroyed the net that was supposed to be used to potentially hit the ball in the stands, but this time it was mainly used as a block from throwing various objects on the field.
However, after the match, the plumbing in the Vidzew stadium’s bathroom was destroyed, as were many items in the catering area, not to mention the chairs, many of which were torn out and broken. Some journalists reported that fanatics of ŁKS Łódź, Vidzew’s eternal rival and Lech’s ally, joined the campaign.
Losses after the match between Vidzev and Lech can be huge
Soon after the end of the match, fans and journalists began to look for an estimate of the losses that occurred after the devastation caused by the hooligans. According to a journalist from TVP3 Łódź and Łódzki Sport, the damage caused by MAKIS is estimated at around PLN 100,000. zloty. However, this is not the end yet, since the catering point, which has suffered the most, is not taken into account. In his opinion, everything should approach 150,000 zł.
Source: Wprost
I have worked in the news industry for over 10 years. I have been an author at Daily News Hack for the past 1 year. I mostly cover sports news, but I also have a keen interest in current affairs and politics. In my spare time, I enjoy playing tennis and spending time with my family.

