ncooke84101: I didn't explain myself properly above. What I meant is , assuming there are tickets remaining and that there is time to queue and get them, then I can definitely purchase tickets on the day at the stadium?
I can't speak for Lechia, but there may be a restriction on buying tickets before the game - there's a two hour restriction in Poznan, for instance. Someone should be able to clarify, though.
ncooke84101: You said I should avoid local pubs nd that we should avoid some areas of the ground, are British people not welcome in pubs and football grounds in Poland?
It's not so much British people, as "non-Lechia/Legia/Slask Wroclaw" fans. Polish football is terribly tribal, much more so than British football - and security at the stadiums is still nowhere near adequate enough. While a couple of Brits might not get hassle, a group of you (especially if you've been on the sauce beforehand) might just attract bad news in your direction.
On the other hand, Polish football fans can be terribly hospitable too - but it's just not a bad idea to steer clear of the Ultras and hooligan elements.
Why not go see something else instead of Lechia with all the hassle? Polish I Liga football is a good laugh, and what they lack in skill, they make up for in commitment.
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