Concordia Elbląg

Concordia's recent seasons have been won in the regional cup. The Wojewódzki Puchar Polski (Voivodeship Cup) came in 2023 and again in 2024, adding to wins in 2019 and 2021. The last league title was the IV Liga (Warmińsko-Mazurska) in 2021/22, which sent the club up to the III Liga. It was the third time they had won that division and gone up, after 2006/07 and 2018/19.

The highest point came earlier. In 2011/12 Concordia finished second in the III Liga's Podlasko-Warmińsko-Mazurska group. The champions, Start Działdowo, declined promotion, and the place in the II Liga went to Elbląg. The club spent 2012/13 and 2013/14 there and finished 17th both times, going down at the end.

The second of those seasons was an odd one. Concordia's squad included Japanese players such as Kiyoshi Nakatani, Tomoki Fujikawa and Shōtarō Okada, and Spaniards such as Carlos García-Muñoz and Héctor Faura. Patryk Burzyński played there that year before moving on to a higher level.

The club began in May 1987 as an initiative of local football enthusiasts, among them the brothers Mirosław and Andrzej Pelc, and joined the Elbląg district association's league system. They play in orange and black, hence the nickname Pomarańczowi, "the Oranges". Their local rival is Olimpia Elbląg, and the two contest the Derby Elbląga. A cooperation agreement with Lechia Gdańsk covers youth development.

Home games are at Stadion Concordii on ul. Krakusa, also called the Stadion Miejski or MOSiR ground. Capacity is quoted at anywhere between 300 and 600, and the modernisation plans aim for 600 seats.