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Poland squad announced for matches against the Netherlands and Finland
Poland head coach Jan Urban has announced his squad for the September fixtures in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. The White and Reds will face the Netherlands in Rotterdam on 4 September, before taking on Finland three days later at the Superauto.pl Silesian Stadium in Chorzów.
Poland to Face New Zealand in Chorzów
On 9 October, the Poland national team will play an international friendly against New Zealand. The match will kick off at 20:45 at the Superauto.pl Stadion Śląski in Chorzów.
Poland vs. Netherlands at PGE Narodowy in Warsaw
The Polish Football Association announces that the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying match Poland – Netherlands, scheduled for 14 November 2025 (20:45), will take place at PGE Narodowy in Warsaw.
Poland defeated in Helsinki
The third match played by the Polish national team in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers ended in defeat. The Poles lost 1:2 to Finland at the Helsinki Olympic Stadium. The hosts took a two-goal lead thanks to goals scored by Joel Pohjanpalo and Benjamin Kallman, with Jakub Kiwior scoring a consolation goal for our team shortly afterwards.
Victory and a Grand Farewell: Poland Defeats Moldova in Chorzów
Friday evening at the Superauto.pl Silesian Stadium was not only an opportunity for the Polish national team to secure a win over Moldova, but more importantly – a chance to bid a fitting farewell to one of the white-and-red legends. Kamil Grosicki played his final match in national colors, and the crowd in Chorzów did everything they could to make sure he remembered the moment for the rest of his life. In a special gesture of gratitude, Robert Lewandowski even interrupted his vacation to appear at the stadium. The white-and-reds paid a worthy tribute to their legend and went on to defeat Moldova 2-0, with goals from Matty Cash and Bartosz Slisz.
Karol Świderski's brace and a confident win against Malta. Poland takes the lead in the group
The Polish national team beat Malta 2:0 in Warsaw after two goals by Karol Świderski. In both games in March, the Polish national team did not concede a single goal and, having won both matches, are now top of Group G in the World Cup qualifiers.
