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Paulo Sousa’s men struggled once again against a resolute Hungarian side that bowed out of the World Cup Qualifiers with a 2-1 win.
Poland have already qualified for the World Cup play-offs after their comfortable win last time out against Andorra.
After a slight concern that saw Andorra score from a free-kick, Poland were able to hold onto their dominant lead and claim a play-off spot.
After another successful two games in October, Poland are so close to qualifying for the play-offs but are also not far away from topping Group I with England three points in front of the White and Reds.
Karol Swiderski’s goal in the 77th minute was enough for the White and Reds to extend their unbeaten run and move into second place in Group I.
Only one point separates the two sides heading into the final three matches of qualifying.
Poland weren’t troubled as they strolled to a comfortable victory against bottom of the table San Marino in Lukasz Fabianski’s final game for the national team.
Fantastic performances against Albania, San Marino and England saw the White and Reds end their September international break unbeaten with two wins and a draw.
Damian Szymanski’s goal in added time of the second half set the Polish fans crazy as their national team secured a hard-earned point against EURO 2020 finalists England.
Back-to-back victories have been securing for the first time during Paulo Sousa’s tenure, but now they face group leaders England in a bid to shatter their unbeaten record in qualifying.
Ever since his debut against Albania last Thursday, New England Revolution striker Adam Buksa has taken the international scene by storm, scoring four goals for Poland in 126 minutes worth of game time.
Embed from Getty Images Finishing in second place is a major aim for the White and Reds as they aim…
Paulo Sousa’s men showed their clinical edge by scoring four past Albania’s goalkeeper Etrit Berisha, but you can’t necessarily read too much into the scoreline with the visitors more often than not holding their own.
Paulo Sousa’s men have not had the best of runs in the last couple of months and something needs to drastically change if they are to qualify for next year’s World Cup.
Poland’s number nine proved just why he is one of the best strikers in the world.
UEFA Euro 2020’s Group E is still massively wide open with all four teams separated by three points.
After their defeat against Slovakia, many people had Spain trashing Poland in Seville. The White and Reds were able to hold their own against the three-time European Champions.
The White and Reds did not have the most ideal of starts in UEFA Euro 2020 but will be looking to cause an upset against the giants of Group E, Spain.
Milan Škriniar would have taken all the plaudits for his winner in the 69th minute, but Slovakia’s captain proved how much quality he still holds as his experience was vital throughout.