Morning coverage remained fragmented, with TVN24 following missing-person cases and wPolityce citing polls putting coalition partners below the threshold and the right ahead.
Attention then turned to the aftermath of the Orlen detentions over fuel prices, with Obajtek pressing Żurek over alleged losses and TVN24 publishing behind-the-scenes accounts of the fuel-bill signing.
The TVN ownership dispute carried over from the previous day after a leaked recording of the new owner warning of difficult decisions, prompting accusations that the Tusk government was interfering.
Ahead of Sunday's second round, both outlets returned to Krakow, recalling a recording involving Piątkowska before she responded that she mainly lives in the city. The day closed with a storm over Sikorski's interview on fighter jets for Ukraine, while TVN24 held to the crypto case in which the victims' lawyer was suspected of fraud.