Legia Warsaw Game Information for Travelling Villans
The Aston Villa European adventure starts in earnest with Villa’s first stop, Warsaw, Poland, after the trip up north to Edinburgh for the Europa Conference League play-off versus Hibernian had a more domestic feel. While the Polish capital is a wonderful, exciting city, the reality of European football nights is very different from how they are celebrated on social media. Traveling Villans will need to be street smart while taking advantage of the fantastic opportunity of Villa being back on the European scene. The reputation of traveling English football supporters from the 1970s and 1980s still haunts them, add to that local ultras and overzealous police forces, and traveling Villans will need to be safe.
Here is a collection of information MOMS has personally gathered for the impending journey.
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buses that are free
The city has taken the welcome initiative of providing free transportation to and from the stadium ground of Legia Warsaw in response to problems that occurred when Leicester City faced Legia Warsaw back in the 2020–2022 Europa League (particularly getting out of the ground). The Irish Pub Molly Malone’s near the old town is anticipated to serve as the primary bus pickup and drop-off location. The club will undoubtedly publish information for ticket holders.
police raids