Cracovia Kraków II

The reserve side trains and plays on the same site: the Cracovia Training Center in Rączna, a ground with 508 seats. Before it opened, the second team made do with the training pitches at ul. Wielicka 101 in Kraków.

The team has existed in various forms since at least 1909, when it was Cracovia Juniores, three years after the parent club was founded on 13 June 1906. Cracovia is the oldest Polish football club still in existence, and its second string is where the academy's players are tested against adult opposition. Fabian Bzdyl went from there to MŠK Žilina in 2025.

Results have come in steps. The team won the western Małopolska group of the IV Liga in 2014/15 and again in 2019/20. The second title came through playoffs against Unia Tarnów and returned the side to the III Liga. Relegation followed, and in 2024/25 the reserves won the IV Liga Małopolska outright. They took 87 points from 36 matches, with 27 wins, six draws and three defeats, and went back up to the III Liga (Group IV).

The reserves carry the white and red stripes of the first team, and their supporters know the rivalry with Wisła Kraków, the Holy War, from the senior side's fixtures.