Sunday, 6 September at 20:15: Jagiellonia Białystok Vs Śląsk Wrocław to be shown on TVP Sport and CANAL+ 4K

Jagiellonia Białystok vs Śląsk Wrocław kicks off on Sunday, 6 September at 20:15, with live coverage on TVP Sport and CANAL+ 4K.

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Sunday, 6 September at 20:15: Jagiellonia Białystok Vs Śląsk Wrocław to be shown on TVP Sport and CANAL+ 4K

Jagiellonia Białystok will face Śląsk Wrocław on Sunday, 6 September at 20:15, with the Ekstraklasa meeting set to be available live on TV and online. Adrian Siemieniec’s side go into the home match hoping to confirm their good form, while Śląsk Wrocław arrive as a league newcomer.

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For viewers, the good news is straightforward: the match will be shown on TVP Sport and CANAL+ 4K, with online coverage also listed after the preview was published. That gives supporters several ways to follow Jagiellonia - Śląsk on a Sunday evening.

Where to watch Jagiellonia - Śląsk

The broadcast details are clear for anyone planning ahead. The game is scheduled for 20:15 ET on 6 September, and the live coverage includes TVP Sport and CANAL+ 4K on television, plus CANAL+ online for those watching digitally.

There is also a promotional offer attached to the online package, with 3 months of access to the CANAL+ online Ultra package through Superbet listed at 49 zł, with 2 zł also mentioned in the offer information.

Adrian Siemieniec's side look to build on form

With the home crowd behind them, Jagiellonia Białystok will see this as a useful chance to reinforce their momentum. The preview frames the match as one where the favourite is expected to handle the occasion, but the timing and the broadcast profile underline that this is still a fixture with real interest.

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Śląsk Wrocław’s status as a league newcomer adds another layer to the evening. That does not change the fact that Jagiellonia will want to get the job done and keep their rhythm intact, especially with the match carrying live coverage across TV and online platforms.

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