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Polish national football and futsal team competitions

Overview

Poland's national football teams have seen recent success in international qualifying matches. In women's football, the national team advanced to the final round of the 2027 World Cup qualifying play-offs after defeating Belgium. Following a 0-1 loss in the first leg, Poland secured a 3-2 victory in Gdańsk through extra time, eventually winning a penalty shootout 4-3.

In futsal, the Polish national team began its 2028 Futsal World Cup qualification campaign with a 6-2 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in Gorzów Wielkopolski. After a competitive first half that ended in a 2-2 draw, Poland took control in the second half. The momentum shifted decisively after Slobodan Pejičić received a direct red card, allowing Poland to capitalize. Mikołaj Zastawnik scored his second of the night, and Pedro Gabriel Goes added two goals to complete the rout. Bosnia and Herzegovina also saw a second player, Srđan Ivanković, receive a direct red card late in the match.

Poland competes in Group 5 alongside Bosnia and Herzegovina and Northern Ireland, aiming for a first-place finish to secure direct advancement to the third round of qualifications.

Entities

Poland women's national football team · Poland national futsal team · Kinga Seweryn · Gorzów Wielkopolski · Ewa Pajor

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Timeline

  1. [SPORTS] 9 sources
    Poland Futsal Team defeats Bosnia and Herzegovina 6-2

    Poland's national futsal team defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 6-2 in their 2028 World Cup qualifying opener in Gorzów Wielkopolski.

  2. [SPORTS] 10 sources
    Poland women's football team advances to World Cup play-off finals

    Poland's women's football team advanced to the 2027 World Cup qualifying play-off finals after beating Belgium 3-2 in extra time and winning 4-3 on penalties in Gdańsk.

Sources

bogoriagrodzisk.pl · dziennik.com · europesays.com · gotowinasport.sts.pl · kdnw.de · lubuskizpn.pl · m.radiogdansk.pl · oslobodjenje.ba · radiogol.pl · rmf24.pl · siol.net · sport.interia.pl · sport.onet.pl · sport.pl · sport1.pl · sportowefakty.wp.pl · transfery.info

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