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Additional tickets for Polish fans for match against Malta

The Polish Football Association has announced that an additional pool of tickets has been made available to fans of the Polish national team for the World Cup qualifying match between Malta and Poland, which will take place on 17 November 2025, 8:45 p.m., at the National Stadium in Ta' Qali. Distribution is carried out exclusively through the bilety.laczynaspilka.pl portal.

Sebastian Szymański: It was a rehearsed set piece

 “We all know that deliveries like that are never easy for a goalkeeper, especially with so many players crowding the area. It was a set piece we’d practised, something we wanted to try out that way – and I’m glad it worked perfectly. My rating for the match? Ten out of ten! We’ve got the win, three points, and that’s what matters most,” said Sebastian Szymański, the standout performer in Poland’s 2–0 victory over Lithuania. 

Jan Urban: It was a convincing victory

“Today Lithuania didn’t make things too difficult for us, but that was mainly because we played well and didn’t allow ourselves to get drawn into their long-ball style. The next match, against the Netherlands, will give us more answers. Against a team like that, you have to perform at your very best if you want to get any points. I’m looking forward to that game,” said Polish national team head coach Jan Urban after the 2–0 victory over Lithuania.

Two goals and a clean sheet. Poland defeat Lithuania in Kaunas

Poland recorded their fourth victory in the World Cup qualifiers, beating Lithuania 2–0 in Kaunas. Sebastian Szymański opened the scoring in the first half, finding the net directly from a corner kick, before Robert Lewandowski sealed the result after the break.

Jan Urban: It was a scrappy game

Poland beat New Zealand 1–0, but the win came at a cost, with Przemysław Frankowski forced off through injury. During the post-match press conference, head coach Jan Urban commented on the injuries in the squad, assessed the team’s overall performance and reflected on individual players.

Debuts, returns and a narrow victory. Poland beats New Zealand

After a fairly calm and measured match, the Polish national team defeated New Zealand 1–0 in their final friendly of the year. The only goal for the White and Reds came from Piotr Zieliński, who finished off a well-worked team move. On Thursday evening, Jan Ziółkowski and Arkadiusz Pyrka made their senior international debuts. Next up for Poland is Sunday’s competitive fixture against Lithuania.