The year 1970 was a significant moment in Cracovia's history, as the team finally returned to Ekstraklasa after 15 long years spent in lower leagues. For many fans, this was a time of hope and joy, as well as an opportunity to restore the former glory of a club that had been one of the leading teams in the country during the 1920s and 1930s.

The decisive step towards returning to Ekstraklasa was taken on June 4, 1970, when in a match against Stal Mielec, Cracovia secured the coveted first place in the second league. The atmosphere at the stadium was electrifying – fans gathered at the Cracovia Stadium in Krakow celebrated, their joy a testament to how much the team was needed.

The Pasy, led by coach Jerzy Wyrobek, had not only a strong game to offer but also young, talented players who were taking their first steps in Ekstraklasa. The return to the top league also meant greater challenges, but the team's enthusiasm was unwavering. Cracovia not only wanted to maintain their status but also dreamt of returning to the forefront of Polish football.

In their first season after the return, Cracovia faced many difficulties, but the determination of the players and the support of the fans were unmatched. Although they did not manage to win the title, the team showcased character and skills on the pitch that earned them the respect of their rivals.

The year 1970 marked the beginning of a new era for Cracovia, and their return to Ekstraklasa became an inspiration for future generations of fans and players. Today, reflecting on this important moment in the club's history, we can appreciate how far we have come and how much lies ahead in the years to come.

With a new spirit and ambitions, Cracovia was soon to become one of the most important players on the Polish football scene again, and it all started with that memorable year of 1970.