Beskid

Beskid's meetings with Unia carry the label Derby Zachodniej Małopolski.

The club traces itself to 1919. It disappeared and returned in 2001 under a different name, then folded again under debt in 2007; the players who rebuilt it that year agreed to write off 70,000 złoty owed to them.

Third-tier football came once, an eighth-place finish across 2012–13 and 2013–14, and the club has settled back into the regional IV Liga since. Where it does keep winning is the Podokręg Wadowicki cup, collected seven times in the past decade or so, and, more recently, the Lesser Poland regional round of the Polish Cup, taken in 2024 and again in 2025. Adam Kokoszka carried the club's name furthest beyond it, going from Andrychów's youth ranks to a Poland cap at Euro 2008.

Between 1951 and 1962 the team played as Włókniarz, a nod to the textile mills that gave the town its work, though the name never stuck once the club reverted to Beskid. What has stuck is Oświęcim across the fixture list, the derby that still matters more in Andrychów than where the season ends.