List of Lechia Gdańsk records and statistics
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Records and statistics for Lechia Gdańsk.
Records and statistics
All-time
First Ever Game:
(Friendly) 2 September 1945, Milicyjnym Klubem Sportowym z Wrzeszcza, 4-6
(Competitive) 9 September 1945, Wojskowy Klub Sportowy, 9-1
First Ever Win: 9 September 1945, Wojskowy Klub Sportowy, 9-1
Biggest Win: 15–0 vs LKS Waplewo, 11 May 2001
Biggest Defeat: 8–0 vs Polonia Bytom, 13 November 1949
Highest Scoring Game: - 15 goals
11–4 vs SKS Płomień Gdańsk, 9 December 1945
15–0 vs LKS Waplewo, 11 May 2002
Most Goals by a player in a Game: 7 goals – Stanisław Baran vs Wojskowy Klub Sportowy, 20 September 1945
Fasted Goal Scored in a Game: 16 seconds – Paweł Buzała vs Wisła Kraków, 23 May 2009
Most Total Goals in a Season: Bartłomiej Stolc, 2001–02 season – 40 goals
Most League Goals in a Season: Bartłomiej Stolc, 2002–03 season – 34 goals
Most League Goals in a Season: (top three divisions) Jerzy Kruszczyński, 1983–84 season – 31 goals
Most League Goals for Lechia Gdańsk: Flávio Paixão – 83 goals
Most Goals in all Competitions for Lechia Gdańsk: Roman Rogocz – 109 goals
Most League Apps for Lechia Gdańsk: Roman Korynt – 327 apps
Most Apps in all competitions for Lechia Gdańsk: Roman Korynt - 341 apps
Youngest player to feature for the first team: Kacper Urbański (achieved 21 December 2019) - 15 years, 3 months and 4 days vs Raków Częstochowa
Oldest player to feature for the first team: Flávio Paixão (achieved 20 May 2023) - 38 years, 8 months and 1 day vs Legia Warsaw
Youngest Goal-scorer for the first team: Sławomir Wojciechowski (achieved 16 September 1989) - 16 years, 0 months and 10 days vs Polonia Bytom
Oldest Goal-scorer for the first team: Flávio Paixão (achieved 10 March 2023) - 38 years, 5 months and 19 days vs Miedź Legnica
Highest percentage of goals per game: Marian Łącz - 250% (10 games, 25 goals)
Highest percentage of goals per game, having scored more than 10 goals: Marian Łącz - 250% (10 games, 25 goals)
Highest percentage of goals per game, having played more than 10 games: Bartłomiej Stolc - 106.5% (76 games, 81 goals)
Highest Transfer Fee Paid: Daniel Łukasik, 2014 - 2,750,000zł (€800,000)
Highest Transfer Fee Received: Vanja Milinković-Savić, 2017 - 10,500,000zł (€2.6 million)
Notes
Ekstraklasa
Debut Match in Ekstraklasa: March 20, 1949, Cracovia 5–1 Lechia Gdańsk
First Win in Ekstraklasa: March 27, 1949, Lechia Gdańsk 5–3 Ruch Chorzów
Biggest Win in Ekstraklasa: 5–0 vs four teams; Cracovia – 7 September 1952, Zagłębie Sosnowiec – 28 April 1957, Arkonia Szczecin – 25 March 1962, Podbeskidzie – 13 February 2015
Biggest Defeat in Ekstraklasa: 8–0 vs Polonia Bytom, 13 November 1949
Most Lechia Goals in the Ekstraklasa: Flávio Paixão - 84 goals
Most Lechia Apps in the Ekstraklasa: Flávio Paixão - 222 apps
Youngest player to feature for the first team (Ekstraklasa): Kacper Urbański (achieved 21 December 2019) - 15 years, 3 months and 4 days vs Raków Częstochowa
Oldest player to feature for the first team (Ekstraklasa): Flávio Paixão (achieved 20 May 2023) - 38 years, 8 months and 1 day vs Legia Warsaw
Youngest Goal-scorer for the first team (Ekstraklasa): Kacper Łazaj (achieved 9 November 2012) - 17 years, 3 months and 16 days vs Ruch Chorzów
Oldest Goal-scorer for the first team (Ekstraklasa): Flávio Paixão (achieved 10 March 2023) - 38 years, 5 months and 19 days vs Miedź Legnica
Highest percentage of goals per game (Ekstraklasa): Bronisław Szlagowski - 54.5% (11 games, 6 goals)
Highest percentage of goals per game, having scored more than 10 goals (Ekstraklasa): Tomáš Bobček - 58.6% (46 games, 27 goals)
Ekstraklasa goal milestones
The milestone goals scored by Lechia players in the Ekstraklasa.
1st goal: Piotr Nierychło (Cracovia 5–1 Lechia; 20 March 1949)
100th goal: Roman Rogocz (Lechia 2–1 Stal Sosnowiec; 2 September 1956)
200th goal: Czesław Nowicki (Lechia 2–2 Wisła Kraków; 18 September 1960)
300th goal: Mirosław Pękala (Lechia 4–4 Śląsk Wrocław; 17 August 1985)
400th goal: Emmanuel Tetteh (ŁKS Łódź 2–3 Lechia;5 June 1996)
500th goal: Abdou Razack Traore (Lechia 2–1 Lech Poznań; 22 May 2011)
600th goal: Maciej Makuszewski (Lechia 3–1 Piast Gliwice; 29 March 2014)
700th goal: Sebastian Mila (Lechia 2–0 Ruch Chorzów; 9 April 2016)
800th goal: Adam Chrzanowski (Lechia 2–2 Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza; 27 February 2018)
900th goal: Flávio Paixão (Lechia 4–3 Arka Gdynia; 31 May 2020)
1000th goal: Flávio Paixão (Lechia 2–0 Warta Poznań; 23 April 2022)
Stadium statistics
Last Game at the MOSiR Stadium Gdańsk: May 29, 2011, Zagłębie Lubin, 1-2
Last Win at the MOSiR Stadium Gdańsk: May 22, 2011, Lech Poznań, 2-1
Last Lechia Goalscorer at the MOSiR Stadium Gdańsk: May 29, 2011, Abdou Razack Traoré
First Game at the Stadion Energa Gdańsk: August 14, 2011, Cracovia, 1-1
First Win at the Stadion Energa Gdańsk: September 12, 2011, Górnik Zabrze, 2-1
First Lechia Goalscorer at the Stadion Energa Gdańsk: August 14, 2011, Fred Benson
Highest all time Attendance: September 29, 1983, Juventus, UEFA Cup Winners Cup - 40,000 (estimate)
Highest Ekstraklasa attendance at the Stadion Energa Gdańsk: March 19, 2017, Legia Warsaw - 37,220
Lowest Ekstraklasa attendance at the Stadion Energa Gdańsk: February 27, 2018, Nieciecza - 2,235
League attendances
†Season in progress.
All of the released attendance figures for Lechia Gdańsk before the 2011–12 Ekstraklasa season were rounded to the nearest 500.
The impact of the coronavirus outbreak should be noted for the 2019–20 and 2020–21 seasons and its impact on attendance figures. The final two games of the regular season had to be played behind closed doors, in games which would usually draw a large attendance (the Tricity derby game against Arka Gdynia was the highest home attendance the two seasons prior). The final three games of the season, each in the championship round, had crowd restrictions due to the easing of lock-down. This has massively impacted the average attendance figures. While in the 2020–21 season fans were only able to attend 3 of the 15 home league games.
Notes
Goalscorers
Top goalscorers by season
The Polish Cup has always been held in two calendar years (e.g.
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