The 1986/87 season remains etched in the memories of Arka Gdynia fans as a time of triumph and joy. Under the guidance of a coach who could unite the team, the Żółto-niebiescy started the season with high hopes for a successful performance in both league and domestic cup competitions. Their determination and hard work began to pay off, with each passing match attracting more loyal fans to the Stadium.

A historic moment of that season was the Polish Cup final, where Arka Gdynia faced a formidable opponent. The match took place on neutral ground, and the atmosphere was tense. The Żółto-niebiescy did not back down, fighting until the final whistle with a determination that became their hallmark. Key goals scored at crucial moments turned out to be decisive, and Arka Gdynia finally reached for the coveted trophy.

The triumph in the Polish Cup built an incredible bond between the team and its supporters. The streets of Gdynia echoed with cries of joy, and the yellow-and-blue fans celebrated for many days. It was a moment that showed Arka Gdynia could achieve great things, and successes on the field could create euphoria throughout the city.

However, it wasn't just the trophy that mattered. The 1986/87 season was also a time when many young talents emerged, who later became the backbone of the team. The fan community grew, and new generations of supporters began to identify with the club that introduced them to the world of football.

Thanks to this extraordinary season, Arka Gdynia earned a reputation as a club that could fight and achieve success. Today, as we reflect on the club’s achievements, we must not forget this historical moment that became a foundation for future generations of fans and players. Arka Gdynia built not only its history but also an identity based on struggle, unity, and a love for football.