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Poles Aim for Strong Showing in Willingen World Cup Ski Jumping

The Polish ski jumping team will look to build on their strong performance from the previous day as the Willingen World Cup competition continues.

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teaserOn Sunday, the Polish ski jumping team will look to build on their strong performance from the previous day as the Willingen World Cup competition continues. The second round of the event takes place on the Mühlenkopfschanze, and Polish fans will be eager to see their athletes deliver another impressive showing. ## Poles Eye Continued Success in Willingen The Polish squad made their mark in the opening competition, with several jumpers finishing near the top of the leaderboard. Now, they'll be aiming to maintain that momentum and potentially challenge for podium spots in the second round. With the event being broadcast live, ski jumping enthusiasts won't want to miss the action as the Poles take to the slopes in search of World Cup glory. The competition is set to begin at 4:00 PM, so be sure to tune in and support the national team as they look to make their nation proud.

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