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UEFA Nations League · League B - 2
Full time · 28 September 2026
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3 : 1
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Sweden beat Poland 3 - 1 in the UEFA Nations League (League B - 2) at Strawberry Arena, Solna on 28 September 2026.

Goals and red cards
Lineups

Sweden (4-4-2)

Coach: G. Potter
SUBSTITUTES

Poland (3-4-3)

Coach: J. Urban
SUBSTITUTES
Match statistics
SwedenPoland
53%Possession47%
12Shots18
6Shots on target7
4Corners4
8Fouls9
0Offsides1
1Yellow cards3
0Red cards0
520Passes461

Club pages: Sweden | Poland

Match report

Sweden won 3 - 1 against Poland in the UEFA Nations League (League B - 2), played on 28 September 2026 at Strawberry Arena in Solna. The score at half-time was 1 - 1. The referee was Javier Alberola Rojas.

A total of 4 goals were scored, and the winning margin was 2 goals. 2 goals came before half-time and 2 goals after it: Sweden scored 1 before the break and 2 after, Poland scored 1 before the break and 0 after.

How the goals came

In minute 8, Benjamin Nygren (Sweden) scored a goal, set up by Victor Lindelöf. In minute 43, Sebastian Szymański (Poland) scored a goal, set up by Nicola Zalewski. In minute 63, Yasin Ayari (Sweden) scored a goal, set up by Sebastian Nanasi. In minute 72, Viktor Gyökeres (Sweden) scored a goal, set up by Patrick Walemark.

Bookings: Sweden received 1 yellow card and Poland received 3. There were no red cards. Substitutions made: Sweden 5, Poland 5.

Players booked: Daniel Svensson (Sweden, minute 19); Tymoteusz Puchacz (Poland, minute 35); Piotr Zieliński (Poland, minute 58); Robert Lewandowski (Poland, minute 90+2).

Substitutions

Minute 63: Sebastian Nanasi came on for Besfort Zeneli (Sweden); minute 65: Przemysław Frankowski came on for Tymoteusz Puchacz (Poland); minute 76: Kacper Urbanski came on for Piotr Zieliński (Poland); minute 76: Karol Świderski came on for Sebastian Szymański (Poland); minute 76: Michał Skóraś came on for Matty Cash (Poland); minute 80: Hugo Larsson came on for Benjamin Nygren (Sweden); minute 80: Alexander Bernhardsson came on for Patrick Walemark (Sweden); minute 88: Robert Lewandowski came on for Przemyslaw Wiśniewski (Poland); minute 89: Williot Swedberg came on for Yasin Ayari (Sweden); minute 89: Jesper Karlstrom came on for Viktor Gyökeres (Sweden).

Line-ups

Sweden started in a 4-4-2 formation under coach G. Potter. The starting eleven: V. Johansson, D. Svensson, C. Starfelt, V. Lindelöf, G. Gudmundsson, P. Wålemark, L. Bergvall, Y. Ayari, B. Zeneli, B. Nygren, V. Gyökeres. 12 substitutes were on the bench.

Poland started in a 3-4-3 formation under coach J. Urban. The starting eleven: M. Bułka, P. Wiśniewski, J. Bednarek, J. Kiwior, M. Cash, W. Nowak, P. Zieliński, T. Puchacz, S. Szymański, M. Żukowski, N. Zalewski. 12 substitutes were on the bench.

Match statistics

Comparing Sweden with Poland: possession 53% to 47%; total shots 12 to 18; shots on target 6 to 7; corners 4 to 4; fouls 8 to 9; offsides 0 to 1; passes 520 to 461.

Club pages: Sweden | Poland.