Match-day guides
Step-by-step guides for going to a game: how to get to the stadium, which gate to use, what you can bring in and where to stay. Everything is written from my own match days, so you know what to expect before you land.
Along the way, I worked for Polish sports media such as Interia and Eleven Sports, and eventually fulfilled a dream: I started working for FC Barcelona, appearing regularly on the Barça Live Show on Barça One.
In addition, I had the opportunity, among other things, to co-direct the program “Face 2 Face” with Ewa Pajor and Robert Lewandowski. It was the first, and so far the only, program produced by FC Barcelona entirely in Polish.
Behind the scenes at Barça One
Step-by-step guides for going to a game: how to get to the stadium, which gate to use, what you can bring in and where to stay. Everything is written from my own match days, so you know what to expect before you land.
How to buy FC Barcelona tickets safely: from the official club ticket office to El Clásico and away games. I explain prices, seat categories and which sellers to avoid, so you don't overpay or end up with an invalid ticket.
What the Camp Nou Experience includes, which ticket to choose and how to combine the tour with a match day.
Everything from the blog and more in one guide you can read offline: planning, tickets, match day and football spots in the city. Available in English and Polish.
Ticket release dates, rule changes at the stadium and new guides, sent to your inbox before you need them.
I have lived in Barcelona since 2015 and have seen more than 200 Barça matches live. The guides come from my own match days, and I update them when the club changes the rules.
Since 2016 I have been accredited by Barcelona Turisme, the city's official tourism organisation. I know Barcelona professionally, not only as a football fan, so the guides also cover getting around, where to stay and planning a football weekend in the city.
I speak Spanish and Catalan, so I follow club announcements and local media in the original, not through translations. When something changes at the stadium, I usually know before it reaches English-language sites.
More than 850,000 people follow 9CAMPNOU, and I run the official Polish supporters' club Penya Blaugrana de Łódź. Many guides start from real questions fans send me before their trip.
Some links on 9CAMPNOU are affiliate links, which help keep the site free. I only recommend options I would use myself, and I point you to the official club website whenever it's the best choice.
I always wanted to be closer to Camp Nou
Started as a small fan page to share my passion for Barça, and now it has grown to over 450,000 followers on social media
Together with Michał Gajdek we launched 9CAMPNOU Podcast for Polish speaking audience and recorded 185 episodes before moving to the biggest Polish website about the Club – FCBarca.com
sideline commentator for Barça La Liga games
Co-hosted “Barça Live Show” – a program on Barça YouTube and Barça One app. Also co-directed Face 2 Face with Robert Lewandowski and Ewa Pajor
Everything you need to know when planning a trip to a game in Barcelona, explained.
No. 9CAMPNOU is an independent fan site run by Adrian Bialkowski. Adrian has worked for the club on Barça One, but 9CAMPNOU is his own project and is not affiliated with FC Barcelona.
Yes. Send your question through the contact page. Common questions often become new guides, so you may help other fans too.
I live in Barcelona and go to matches every season, so I see changes at the stadium first-hand. When the club changes rules on tickets, entry or bags, I update the guides.
Yes. The whole site, the newsletter and the Barcelona Football Guide are available in English and Polish.
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