Fans' Passionate Anthem Inspires Polish Victory
A technical glitch led Polish ice hockey fans to sing their national anthem a cappella before a match against Italy. This display of patriotism inspired Poland to a 3-1 victory over Italy in a friendly international match held in Sosnowiec, Poland.
In a thrilling display of patriotism, Polish ice hockey fans took matters into their own hands when a technical glitch prevented the national anthem from being played over the public address system.
The fans passionately sang an a cappella version of 'Mazurek Dabrowskiego,' inspiring their team to go on and defeat Italy 3-1 in a friendly match on Saturday in Sosnowiec.
After an awkward silence following the Italian anthem at the ArcelorMittal Park, a lone voice began singing the Polish anthem, and soon the entire stadium joined in, leading to a stirring Polish victory.
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