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Kamil Stoch becomes the first Polish winner on home soil in two years by winning the Ski Jumping World Cup event in Wisła.

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The Ski Jumping World Cup continued in Poland on Sunday.

Germany's Severin Freund finished third last time out and the 26-year-old repeated the feat by occupying the final place on the podium after a score of 267.1 points.

Wednesday's meeting in the Polish town of Wisła saw Stefan Kraft claim first place but the Austrian had to settle for second spot today after notching 273.9 points.

That meant Kamil Stoch became the first Polish winner on home soil in two years by winning this event in Zakopane.

The double Olympic champion was the last Pole to win in the country since he was victorious at the same venue in 2012.

Stoch scored 276.2 points to secure victory.

The Ski Jumping World Cup resumes in Sapporo, Japan, next week.