"With anti-Semitic slogans, symbols and racist protests, Polish stadiums slated to host European Football Championship are reminiscent of memories from dark ages.
The stands surrounding the soccer field of the Resovia sports club in the Polish city of Rzeszów were quite full. The two local football teams, Resovia and Stal, which play in the Polish Second League, met for a local derby.
Both clubs have a distinguished history: Resovia is one of the oldest sports clubs in history, while Stal won the Polish championship in the mid 1970s. As in most derby matches worldwide, the rivalry is bitter and filled with hatred."
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