Analysis of round 11 refereeing decisions highlights one correction and debated penalty calls

Source reporting: 20 October 2026. Added to ScoreTransfer on the publication date shown above.

An analysis of refereeing decisions from the 11th round of matches concluded that only one call was ultimately corrected. The review covered various incidents across multiple fixtures to assess the accuracy of officiating during this period of the season.

In the match between Widzew Łódź and Wisła Kraków, a significant incident occurred involving a handball. Visus blocked a shot with his hand during play. This action resulted in the award of a penalty for Wisła Kraków, also known as Biała Gwiazda.

The match between Cracovia and Legia generated differing opinions regarding a potential penalty. Experts Arkadiusz Kamil Wójcik and Rafał Rostkowski stated that Cracovia deserved a penalty. They cited a foul by a Legia player on Recy as the reason for their assessment.

The Referees' College supported the original decision to not award a penalty in the Cracovia-Legia match. The body cited marginal contact and low movement dynamics as the basis for upholding the no-penalty call. This stance contradicted the views of some external experts.

Expert Adam Lyczmański agreed with the Referees' College regarding the incident in the Cracovia-Legia game. Speaking for Canal+ Sport, he stated that the contact did not warrant a penalty. His assessment aligned with the official ruling rather than the criticism from other analysts.

Referee Daniel Stefański made a correct decision to disallow a goal for Wisła Płock. The goal was ruled out because Sekulski illegally pushed Ouattara before the ball was played to Kun. The intervention prevented an unfair advantage from being gained during the attack.