Wojciech Myć has been assigned to referee Wisła Płock Vs Korona Kielce in the 6. kolejka PKO BP Ekstraklasy, with the match scheduled for 28 August at 18:00. It is a straightforward appointment, but one that places the official at the centre of an important league fixture.
The assignment comes as part of the wider referee list for the round, with the Polish top flight moving through a busy late-August schedule. The 6. kolejka includes a full set of matches across 28, 29 and 30 August, and Wisła Płock's meeting with Korona Kielce is among the first to be played.
Wojciech Myć takes charge
For Wisła Płock and Korona Kielce, the key detail is simple: Wojciech Myć will be the referee on 28 August at 18:00. That is the only appointment confirmed for this match, and it gives both clubs clarity ahead of kick-off.
Referee announcements are often a small but important part of any league week. They set the framework for the game and place the spotlight on the official before the teams even step onto the pitch. In this case, the focus remains on a single Ekstraklasa fixture, while the rest of the round is spread across several other matches.
A full round of PKO BP Ekstraklasa fixtures
The schedule for the 6. kolejka continues on 29 August with Legia Warszawa against Śląsk Wrocław, Radomiak Radom against Cracovia, Motor Lublin against Piast Gliwice, Wisła Kraków against Wieczysta Kraków, and Zagłębie Lubin against Pogoń Szczecin.
Then on 30 August, attention turns to Raków Częstochowa against Jagiellonia Białystok, Górnik Zabrze against GKS Katowice, and Widzew Łódź against Lech Poznań. It means the round is spread over three days, with Wisła Płock Vs Korona Kielce opening the sequence.
For now, the main point is clear. Wojciech Myć will officiate Wisła Płock Vs Korona Kielce on 28 August at 18:00, and the fixture sits within a packed 6. kolejka PKO BP Ekstraklasy programme.
