Many fans of Korona Kielce remember the year 2002 as one of the most important in the club's history. It was then that the team, led by coach Marian Puty, managed to win the Polish Cup, marking a true breakthrough in its history. Korona, known as the Złocisto-Czerwoni, reached the final by defeating strong opponents on their way to this prestigious title.

The final match took place on May 29, 2002, at the National Stadium in Warsaw, where Korona faced Górnik Zabrze. The match was thrilling and full of twists, with fans from Kielce passionately supporting their team. After 90 minutes and extra time, the score was tied, which meant the fate of the Cup would be decided by penalties.

In the penalty shootout, Korona displayed incredible determination and skill, with goalkeeper Zbigniew Małkowski becoming the hero of the final by saving crucial shots from the opponents. Ultimately, the Złocisto-Czerwoni won and claimed the Polish Cup, a tremendous achievement for a club just beginning its journey in the top division.

This victory in the Polish Cup not only brought prestige to the club but also united fans who had dreamed of their team's success for years. The supporters of Korona Kielce remember this moment as one of the highlights in the club's history, with the cheers of joy from that day still echoing in many memories. This triumph marked the beginning of an era in which Korona Kielce became a significant force in Polish football.

Today, as they reminisce about this unforgettable success, the fans of Korona Kielce can take pride in their club's achievements. The story of the Polish Cup in 2002 is proof that even in the face of challenges, the Złocisto-Czerwoni can rise to the occasion and reach for the highest trophies.