Stal Krasnik

Stal Krasnik

Leagues Played
Poola III liiga 93
Links
Wikipedia

Results

Poola III liiga 06/18 16:00 42 [19] Stal Krasnik v Jutrzenka Giebułtów [20] W 5-1
Poola III liiga 06/12 15:30 41 [9] LKS Wolczanka Wolka Pelkinska v Stal Krasnik [18] L 3-2
Poola III liiga 06/06 15:00 40 [18] Stal Krasnik v KSZO Ostrowiec [8] L 1-2
Poola III liiga 06/03 15:00 39 [14] Podlasie Biala Podlaska v Stal Krasnik [18] W 1-3
Poola III liiga 05/29 15:00 38 Stal Krasnik v Avia Swidnik D 1-1
Poola III liiga 05/19 15:00 36 Stal Krasnik v Stal Stalowa Wola L 0-2
Poola III liiga 05/15 11:00 35 [14] Cracovia Kraków II v Stal Krasnik [18] L 2-1
Poola III liiga 05/08 15:00 34 Stal Krasnik v Orleta Radzyn Podlaski L 0-3
Poola III liiga 05/01 15:00 33 Sokól Sieniawa v Stal Krasnik D 2-2
Poola III liiga 04/28 14:00 32 Stal Krasnik v Wisła Puławy D 1-1
Poola III liiga 04/24 15:00 31 [7] LKS Lagów v Stal Krasnik [18] D 1-1
Poola III liiga 04/21 14:00 29 Stal Krasnik v KS Wiązownica L 1-2

Statistika

 TotalKodusVõõrsil
Matches played 1 1 1
Wins 1 1 0
Draws 0 0 0
Losses 0 0 1
Goals for 5 5 2
Goals against 1 1 3
Clean sheets 0 0 0
Failed to score 0 0 0

Wikipedia - Stal Kraśnik

Stal Kraśnik is a Polish football club based in Kraśnik. Founded in 1948, the club is currently competing in III liga, group IV, the fourth tier of the Polish football league.

History

Stal Kraśnik was formed in 1948 as Klub Sportowy Metal. On 16 September 1951, club changed its name to Stal. In the 1956 season, club gained promotion to the third tier of the Polish football league for the first time in its history. In the 1960–61 Stal won the regional championship, and qualified to the promotion playoffs, but lost in the final round. In 1962, Stal Kraśnik reached the round of 16 of the Polish Cup, after defeating I liga team Odra Opole 1–0, in front of 8,000 fans.

In the 1966–67 season Stal reached their highest ever league position of second in the reformed third tier, at one point behind the winners Włókniarz Pabianice. They have spent sixteen seasons in the III liga, most recently in 2001–02.