Ekstraklasa 2026/27 Prediction Pool: predict the Polish league without betting

The Ekstraklasa 2026/27 prediction pool is a points game in which you and your mates, colleagues or fan-club members predict the exact scores of matches in the Polish top football division, and the app automatically counts your points into a shared leaderboard. In trefa.app the complete schedule is ready — 306 matches across 34 rounds between 18 teams. The season kicks off on Friday 24 July 2026 at 18:00 with Radomiak Radom – Wieczysta Kraków and the last round is played on 22 May 2027. It's not a betting company — you place no bets, you play purely for points and prestige. You can predict the whole league, or just the matches of the one club you support.

Ekstraklasa 2026/27 is ready to predict in the app

The match schedule loads into the app automatically from a sports API, so as the pool's founder you don't have to enter a single match, date or kick-off by hand. The whole season is prepared in advance.

Round 1 schedule of Ekstraklasa 2026/27

The opening round is spread across four days, from Friday evening to Monday. That's exactly how you'll see it in the app too — sorted chronologically, with a countdown to the prediction deadline on each match.

Predictions on each match close at the moment of kick-off. Once the referee blows the whistle nobody can change a prediction, so no one can "guess right" in hindsight. If you forget to predict, the app can send a notification to your phone shortly before the deadline.

All 18 teams — or just yours

The full line-up for the 2026/27 season is on offer: Legia Warszawa, Lech Poznań, Raków Częstochowa, Jagiellonia Białystok, Pogoń Szczecin, Górnik Zabrze, Widzew Łódź, Wisła Kraków, Cracovia Kraków, Zagłębie Lubin, Piast Gliwice, Motor Lublin, Korona Kielce, Śląsk Wrocław, Radomiak Radom, Wieczysta Kraków, Wisła Płock and GKS Katowice.

Here comes the feature fan clubs set up a pool for most often. Not everyone enjoys dreaming up the exact score of a match they don't care about every weekend. If you support Legia, you want to predict Legia — not necessarily Korona against Piast.

Thanks to team selection when setting up the pool, as the founder you simply tick one club or several clubs. The pool then shows every member only the matches the selected team plays in — home and away. No other Ekstraklasa matches appear in it and none will be predicted. So out of the 306 matches of the whole season your list shrinks to your club's 34 matches.

The selection can be adjusted later. If after a few rounds you decide you also want to add your main rival's matches, as an admin you add another club in the pool settings. The only logical limit: you can't remove a team on whose match someone in the pool has already placed a prediction. If you don't tick any specific club when setting up, the standard full schedule of the whole league is predicted.

You'll find a more detailed breakdown of this feature across European leagues in the article on the fan-club prediction pool for national leagues 2026/27.

Legia and Lech also play in Europe. Combine it into one prediction pool

The top Polish clubs don't only play the domestic competition. If you support Legia or Lech, you want to predict their European matches too — and you don't fancy switching between two separate pools and tracking two different leaderboards just for that.

The multiple leagues in one pool feature lets you merge Ekstraklasa and the European cups into a single pool. The matches of both competitions combine into one chronological list and points add up into one main leaderboard. You choose the leagues right when setting up, and as an admin you can add or remove them later (a competition with matches already predicted can't be removed).

On top of that there's the "follow a club across leagues" toggle. When you turn it on for Legia or Lech, the club automatically appears in all the leagues of your pool, including one you add later. You don't have to look your team up by hand separately in Ekstraklasa and separately in the cups. And because clubs from all over Europe mix in the European competitions, the app also shows a flag and country name for teams in the cups.

We break down how the cups work this year in a separate article on the European cups 2026/27 prediction pool.

You set the scoring yourself

One of the platform's biggest advantages is that there's no universal scoring dictate. Every founder sets the system up themselves, so no two pools on trefa.app have to share the same rules.

You decide how many points a predictor gets for a perfectly exact score (they predict 2:1 and the match really ends that way), how many for guessing the correct winner with a different score, and how you rate a precisely predicted draw. For some, a simple system of 3 points for an exact score and 1 point for the winner is enough; another group dreams up more complex maths with bonuses.

Points are calculated automatically after each match ends — nobody has to rewrite anything into a spreadsheet, verify results or settle disputes about who wrote down what. The leaderboard recalculates itself. If you're looking for inspiration on how to set scoring up sensibly, take a look at the scoring rules — the principles work the same for a fan club, a group of friends or a company. You'll find a comparison with keeping a table by hand in the article prediction league vs. Excel.

Your club's colours

To make the atmosphere in your group fit, the admin can set a colour palette for the whole pool based on real club colours. Do you cheer at Łazienkowska? Pick the green-white-black combination. Do you back Kolejorz? You'll find the matching blue-and-white colouring.

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The palettes aren't named directly after clubs — this isn't official club branding, but visual colour inspiration. Changing colours is purely aesthetic and has no effect on the match schedule, scoring or the data you've collected.

Who the Polish league prediction pool is for

Fan clubs and terraces. A pool keeps members active even between matches. Instead of the group chat going quiet after the weekend, the running leaderboard naturally generates banter and topics to discuss all season long.

Pubs and sports bars. Do you follow the league regularly around one table? Before kick-off everyone taps their prediction into their phone, and after the final whistle it's clear who's the biggest expert that evening. An ideal companion to watching on the big screen.

Companies and offices. The Polish league runs from July to May, which is almost the whole working year. A pool among colleagues is more natural than a forced team-building event — it runs on its own, without an organizer who rewrites results into Excel every Monday.

A group of friends. You don't have to be an organization with hundreds of members. The Ekstraklasa prediction pool also works great for five friends from school or work who want to fight it out all season over who understands Polish football best.

Social-media communities. Do you run a Facebook group or Discord around your club? Getting your followers into a shared pool is one of the easiest ways to boost interaction — entry is one click on an invite link.

How to set up an Ekstraklasa prediction pool

It takes a few minutes and you don't need any technical knowledge. You can do it from your phone or your computer.

1. Sign in with Google. On the login page you click sign in with Google. No password, no registration form, you're inside with a single click.
2. Create a league and pick a team. Click create a pool. The app guides you through a tree menu — you choose the sport (Football), select Ekstraklasa 2026/2027 and optionally tick the specific club whose matches you want to predict.
3. Set the rules and colours. In the settings you adjust the scoring system to your preferences and pick a colour palette based on your favourite club.
4. Invite people. The system generates a unique invite link and QR code. You drop it into a WhatsApp group, onto Facebook, or show it to friends in the pub to scan. Whoever clicks, plays.

Don't forget to add the app to your phone's home screen. Trefa.app is built as a modern PWA (Progressive Web App), so you won't find it in the App Store or Google Play — you save it straight from the browser with a single button. It then behaves just like an ordinary app, but doesn't take up space and is lightning fast.

Ekstraklasa 2026/27 kicks off on 24 July and the first nine matches are just around the corner. You'll find the details and prices in the pricing, you play purely for fun and prestige, and you have all the features available from the very first round. Set up your pool today, send out the invites and find out who in your group can predict the Polish league best.

Frequently asked questions

When does Ekstraklasa 2026/27 kick off?

The first match of the new season is played on Friday 24 July 2026 at 18:00, when Radomiak Radom host Wieczysta Kraków. The season ends on 22 May 2027.

How much does the Ekstraklasa prediction pool cost?

You'll find the current terms and prices on the pricing page. It's not a betting company — you place no bets, you play for points and your place in the standings.

How many Ekstraklasa matches are ready in the app?

The whole season, that's 306 matches across 34 rounds between 18 teams. The schedule loads automatically from a sports API, you don't have to enter anything by hand.

Can I predict only Legia's or Lech's matches?

Yes. When you set up your pool, team selection lets you tick one club or several clubs, and only the matches they play in appear in the pool — home and away. The rest of the league isn't predicted.

Can I combine Ekstraklasa and the Champions League into one prediction pool?

Yes. The multiple-leagues-in-one-pool feature merges Ekstraklasa and the European cups into a single chronological list of matches and one shared leaderboard. You'll find more in the article on the European cups prediction pool.

How are points calculated?

Automatically after each match ends. But you set the scoring rules yourself as the founder — how many points for an exact score, how many for the correct winner, how to rate a draw.

Do I have to download the app from the App Store?

No. Trefa.app is a PWA — you add it to your phone's home screen from the browser in a few seconds. No downloading from app stores.

How many people can be in one prediction pool?

A pool works for a group of five friends as well as for a fan club with dozens of members. Entry is via an invite link or QR code, no stranger can get inside.