JagielloniaBiałystok - correct WiFi password

In Scotland, they joked that Glasgow Rangers were defeated by an internet password, after Jagiellonia was better on the field, and the response came on social media.

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Photo: Jagiellonia Białystok/X
Photo: Jagiellonia Białystok/X
Disclaimer: The translations are mostly done through AI translator and might not be 100% accurate.

The British sense of humor has received a response from Poland. Scottish fans joked about Rangers after their defeat to Jagiellonia Bialystok that the Glasgow giants had lost their WiFi password.

It was after the first match of the 3rd round of Europa League qualifying, and after the Polish team confirmed their place in the play-offs in the second leg at Ibrox, the answer came.

A video was even recorded for everyone on the club's social media with Niko Prelec, the striker of the "yellow-reds".

The Slovenian international sat down on the Ibrox bench, picked up his laptop and tried to type in Rangers as his internet password. After it was not accepted, he typed in "JagielloniaBiałystok" in Polish.

"Correct password," Jagiellonia announced.

Symbolically, this also meant that the Polish team would go into the Europa League play-offs, while the giants from Scotland would have to go into the play-offs of the weaker Conference League.

The club from Blalistok in eastern Poland is more than a century old, but only in recent years has it become one of the strongest in the country, and two seasons ago it became champion for the first time in history.

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