The Polish national team will play Sweden on Tuesday 17 November at 20:45 at the Tarczyński Arena in Wrocław. It is the final round of Nations League Group B4; head coach Jan Urban has yet to announce his squad.
Date, gates and broadcast
The match will kick off at 20:45, and the stadium gates will open at 18:45, according to information for fans published by the venue. The game will be broadcast on TVP1 and TVP Sport, and the stream will be available on tvpsport.pl.
The White-and-Reds will play earlier, on Saturday 14 November at 20:45, away to Romania in Bucharest. The following day the squad will fly to Wrocław, and on Monday 16 November there will be an official training session and press conference ahead of the match with Sweden.
Situation in Group B4
Before the last two rounds, Poland have 4 points and sit in third place. Sweden lead with 10 points and a goal difference of 7:3, ahead of Bosnia and Herzegovina (8 points). Romania have no points.
In the September match in Solna, Sweden beat Poland 3:1. Jan Urban then made changes to the lineup and left Robert Lewandowski on the bench; Mateusz Żukowski, among others, started in the starting XI. Earlier, Poland drew 0:0 with Bosnia and Herzegovina, and in October they beat Romania 6:0.
Stakes and coach’s comments
At Tuesday’s press conference, captain Robert Lewandowski said the team wants to take points from both November matches, as it still has a chance of a second-seeded pot in the Euro 2028 qualifying draw. He added that points in the previous matches had “slipped away”.
Jan Urban said on Tuesday that the decision on the goalkeeper has not yet been made. The squad numbers 25 players; three of them, including Łukasz Poręba, received their first call-up to the senior national team. The wider squad also includes Marcel Reguła and Mateusz Żukowski, both known for their play in Lower Silesia.
Lineups
The starting lineups will be announced about an hour before kick-off on Tuesday 17 November. Until then, the team selection will depend on the result of the match with Romania and any injuries sustained after it.
