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Cisy Nałęczów Full name Ludowy Klub Sportowy Cisy Nałęczów Founded 2001 Ground Pojemność
(Capacity: 4,000)Home coloursAway coloursCisy Nałęczów is a Polish football and volleyball club from Nałęczów.
The club is best known for its women's football team, that played four seasons in Poland's highest leagues, first the I Liga, then the Ekstraliga Kobiet. The women's section was founded in 2001 but came to an end in 2007 after the relegation from the Ekstraliga[1], after which the club's only interest are the men's teams.
The men's team plays in Poland's fifth tier league[2].
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2010–11 teams AZS PWSZ Biala Podlaska · ZTKKF Stilon Gorzów Wielkopolski · 1. FC Katowice · Medyk Konin · GKS Górnik Łęczna ·
Unia Racibórz · Czarni Sosnowiec · Gryf Szczecin · AZS Wrocław · Mitech ZywiecFormer teams Gol Częstochowa · Cisy Nałęczów · Atena Poznań · Praga WarszawaFootball in Poland National teams League system men: Ekstraklasa · I Liga · II Liga (East · West) · III Liga (8 groups) · IV Liga
women: Ekstraliga Kobiet
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