Wisła Kraków win amp football Champions League with 6-0 final victory over Italians

Wisła Kraków have become winners of the amp football Champions League, a form of football for players with amputations. The Polish champions beat Italian champions Sporting Amp Football 6-0 in the final on Sunday 25 October 2026.

How the final went

The Poles were seen as clear favourites and dominated from the start. The Italians concentrated on defending and hoped for counter-attacks, but held out for only about 20 minutes. Then Kamil Grygiel put the Kraków side ahead. Krystian Kapłon and Olaf Tokarski also scored, so Wisła led 3-0 at half-time.

In the second half Kapłon scored his second goal of the match. Matty Dean and Michał Kaczmarski completed the list of scorers. The match ended 6-0.

A tournament without a goal conceded

According to Sportowe Fakty, Wisła did not concede a single goal in the whole tournament and scored 23 themselves. Earlier they beat Pokrova Lviv 6-0, Real Betis 2-0 and FSV Mainz 9-0. Including the final, that makes 23 goals in the four matches mentioned.

After the final the club posted on X, echoing the famous words of Julius Caesar: "Veni, vidi, vici! Wygrywamy Ligę Mistrzów!" (We are winning the Champions League).

Context

The report's author describes it as another big day for Polish amp football. Amp football is a sport played by people with amputations. Wisła's win is one of the more important recent successes for a Polish club in this form of the game, but the source gives no details of earlier achievements.