Poland maintains football matches after Krakow shooting kills six

A shooting in Krakow killed six and injured fifteen, prompting two days of national mourning. The Polish Football Federation decided to maintain Sunday's top-flight matches with a minute of silence and no entertainment, a decision that balances public grief with normalcy. The incident's motive and perpetrator remain unclear, and its broader security implications are uncertain.

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