Polish League: clubs, format and cup places
The Polish League is one of the 21 leagues in Quidditch Manager, the free browser Quidditch management game. It has 6 clubs from Poland, led at the start of a new career by Grodzisk Goblins and with Zalipie Zealots as the underdog. You can take over any of them and manage the club season after season.
- Clubs
- 6 (Poland)
- Format
- 4 rounds
- Matches per club
- 20 in the regular season
- Calendar
- Weeks 8 to 33
- Mid-season break
- 6 weeks
- League strength
- 18th of 21 (rating 56)
- Youth academy
- Czarnobór Institute
The 6 clubs
Clubs are listed from the strongest to the weakest at the start of a new career. A club's rating decides its squad quality, budget and gate, and it moves as the seasons pass, so the order changes as clubs win trophies.
- Grodzisk GoblinsPoland · Grodzisk Grounds · founded 1973
- Kazimierz Dolny KelpiesPoland · Kazimierz Dolny Park · founded 1879
- Pelplin PogrebinsPoland · Pelplin Park · founded 1907
- Gniezno GolemsPoland · Gniezno Fields · founded 1914
- Dunajec DaemonsPoland · Dunajec Fields · founded 1898
- Zalipie ZealotsPoland · Zalipie Stadium · founded 2013
The oldest club is Kazimierz Dolny Kelpies, founded in 1879; the youngest is Zalipie Zealots, founded in 2013. All 6 clubs are from Poland.
League format
The Polish League is a single division with 6 clubs: every pair of clubs meets 4 times (2 at home and 2 away). That gives every club 20 league matches, played over 20 matchdays in weeks 8 to 33 of the 52-week season. The league takes a break of 6 weeks at the halfway point.
The club with the best record after the last matchday is the league champion.
The table is sorted by wins first, then point difference, then points scored, then Snitches caught. There is no promotion or relegation: every club stays in its league and plays the same competition each season.
Cups and international places
League results decide who goes to the big tournaments. From the Polish League the game sends 1 place in the 16-club European Cup and 1 place in the 32-club Champions League.
Berths go to the clubs with the best record in the last three campaigns: first by titles won (every title counts equally, whichever season it was won in), then by combined league wins, then by how recently the club won a title. The Champions League looks at the last five campaigns the same way, and 6 of its 32 places are wildcards for the latest Champions League winner and the latest winners of the European Cup and the continental cups. Read the full rules on the competitions page.
Youth and talent
The league's annual youth intake comes from Czarnobór Institute. Graduates are aged 16 to 18 and take their nationality from the academy league. The first intake opens in the second season of a career. The beginner's guide explains how to sign graduates, transfers and contracts.
More leagues
Polish League is one of the 11 leagues in Europe.