Wisła Kraków is a Polish football club based in Krakow, Poland.

Contents

1 Major achievements 1.1 Polish Championships 1.2 Polish Cup titles 1.3 Polish SuperCup titles 1.4 Participation in European cups 2 Season 2004/2005: Autumn 2004 results 3 Famous players 4 See also 5 External Links

Major achievements

Polish Championships

• 1927
• 1928
• 1949
• 1950
• 1978
• 1999
• 2001
• 2003
• 2004

Polish Cup titles

• 1926
• 1967
• 2002
• 2003

Polish SuperCup titles

• 2001

Participation in European cups

Season 2004/2005: Autumn 2004 results

Player name	Position	Matches	Minutes	Goals scored
Radosław Majdan	Goalkeeper	13	1170	0
Marcin Baszczyński	Defender	13	1170	0
Sebastian Fechner	Defender	1	31	0
Arkadiusz Głowacki	Defender	7	489	0
Tomasz Kłos	Defender	13	1142	2
Jacek Kowalczyk	Defender	1	1	0
Nikola Mijailović	Defender	12	905	0
Maciej Stolarczyk	Defender	13	873	0
Mauro Cantoro	Midfield	11	989	1
Damian Gorawski	Midfield	11	905	2
Mariusz Kukiełka	Midfield	11	445	0
Aleksander Kwiek	Midfield	10	195	0
Mirosław Szymkowiak	Midfield	12	1020	1
Kalu Uche	Midfield	1	72	0
Marek Zieńczuk	Midfield	12	1063	4
Tomasz Frankowski	Forward	13	1101	19
Marcin Kuźba	Forward	8	117	2
Temple Omeonu	Forward	1	6	0
Maciej Żurawski	Forward	13	1130	13

Famous players

• Piotr Brożek, player of U-21 Polish national football team
• Paweł Strąk, player of U-21 Polish national football team
• Aleksander Kwiek, player of U-21 Polish national football team

complete list of famous players

See also

• TS Wisła Can-Pack Kraków - women basketball team STBL

• Football in Poland
• List_of_football_teams
• Champions' Cup/League
• UEFA Cup

External Links

• http://www.wislakrakow.pl/
• http://www.wislakrakow.com/
• http://www.wisla1906.republika.pl/
• http://www.wisla.koti.com.pl/