Editing Greater Poland Voivodeship (section)

==Sports==
[[File:Stadiopoznan.jpg|thumb|[[Poznań Stadium]], one of the arenas of the [[UEFA Euro 2012]] and home venue of the [[Lech Poznań]] football team]]
[[File:Kalisz Arena (2).JPG|thumb|Arena Kalisz, home venue of the [[MKS Kalisz]] handball and volleyball teams]]
[[File:Stadion Miejski Ostrów Wielkopolski.jpg|thumb|Municipal Stadium, home venue of [[TZ Ostrovia Ostrów Wielkopolski]] speedway team]]
[[Association football|Football]] and [[motorcycle speedway|speedway]] enjoy the largest following in the province, with top football clubs being [[Lech Poznań]] and [[Warta Poznań]], and Poland's most accomplished speedway team being [[Unia Leszno]].

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:90%"
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|+ Professional sports teams
|-
!Club
!Sport
!League
!Trophies
|-
|[[Lech Poznań]]
|Football (men's)
|[[Ekstraklasa]]
|8 Polish Championships<br>5 Polish Cups
|-
|[[Warta Poznań]]
|Football (men's)
|[[I liga]]
|2 Polish Championships ([[1929 Ekstraklasa|1929]], [[1947 Polish Football Championship|1947]])
|-
|[[KKS 1925 Kalisz]]
|Football (men's)
|[[II liga]]
|0
|-
|[[Medyk Konin]]
|Football (women's)
|[[Ekstraliga (women's football)|Ekstraliga]]
|4 Polish Championships<br>9 Polish Cups
|-
|[[Lech Poznań]]
|Football (women's)
|I liga
|0
|-
|[[Unia Leszno]]
|Speedway
|[[Ekstraliga (speedway)|Ekstraliga]]
|18 Polish Championships
|-
|[[TZ Ostrovia Ostrów Wielkopolski]]
|Speedway
|[[Polish Speedway First League|1. Liga]]
|0
|-
|[[PSŻ Poznań]]
|Speedway
|[[Polish Speedway First League|1. Liga]]
|0
|-
|[[Polonia Piła]]
|Speedway
|[[Polish National Speedway League|2. Liga]]
|1 Polish Championship (1999)
|-
|[[Start Gniezno]]
|Speedway
|[[Polish National Speedway League|2. Liga]]
|0
|-
|[[Stal Ostrów Wielkopolski]]
|Basketball (men's)
|[[Polish Basketball League]]
|1 Polish Championship ([[2020–21 PLK season|2021]])<br>2 [[Polish Basketball Cup|Polish Cups]] ([[2019 Polish Basketball Cup|2019]], [[2022 Polish Basketball Cup|2022]])
|-
|[[AZS Poznań]]
|Basketball (women's)
|[[Basket Liga Kobiet]]
|1 Polish Championship (1978)
|-
|[[MKS Kalisz]]
|Handball (men's)
|[[Polish Superliga]]
|0
|-
|[[KPR Ostrovia Ostrów Wielkopolski]]
|Handball (men's)
|[[Polish Superliga]]
|0
|-
|[[MKS Gniezno]]
|Handball (women's)
|[[Polish Women's Superliga (women's handball)|Polish Superliga]]
|0
|-
|[[AWS Szczypiorno Kalisz]]
|Handball (women's)
|[[Polish Women's Superliga (women's handball)|Polish Superliga]]
|0
|-
|[[MKS Kalisz]]
|Volleyball (women's)
|[[Polish Women's Volleyball League|Tauron Liga]]
|4 Polish Championships<br>4 Polish Cups
|-
|[[Futsal Leszno]]
|Futsal (men's)
|[[Ekstraklasa (futsal)|Ekstraklasa]]
|0
|-
|[[Red Dragons Pniewy]]
|Futsal (men's)
|[[Ekstraklasa (futsal)|Ekstraklasa]]
|0
|}

Since the establishment of the province, several international sports competitions were co-hosted by the province, including the [[EuroBasket 2009]] and [[UEFA Euro 2012]].

[[Szczypiorno]], [[Kalisz]] is considered the cradle of [[Handball in Poland|Polish handball]].