This is the 869th most frequent Polish word.
cracovii
The word "cracovii" does not appear to be a standard Polish term. It might refer to "Cracovia," which is the Latin name for Kraków, a city in Poland, or a Polish football club named Cracovia.
In this sentence, 'Cracovii' is used in the genitive case to indicate possession or connection to the match.
Mecz Cracovii z innym zespołem był bardzo emocjonujący.
The match of Cracovia with another team was very exciting.
Here, 'Cracovii' is a locative case form referring to the location near the place or entity known as Cracovia.
Lokalne kawiarnie blisko Cracovii są zawsze pełne ludzi.
Local cafes near Cracovia are always full of people.
Here, 'Cracovii' refers to the sports team known as Cracovia, specifically the genitive case form used to express association or supporting.