Sweden vs Poland

Sweden enters this fixture following a 2:1 home victory against Romania in the UEFA Nations League on 25 September. Their recent form includes a 5:1 home win over Tunisia and a 0:3 away defeat to France in June, with Jacob Widell Zetterström ranking as their best-rated player over the listed matches. Poland drew 0:0 at home against Bosnia & Herzegovina in the UEFA Nations League on 25 September, extending a streak of four matches without a win. Kamil Grabara recorded three saves and conceded four goals in his two appearances, and S. Szymański is their best-rated player over the listed matches.

There is little history between these two sides on our record, with only one recent meeting which saw Sweden emerge as the winner by a 3:2 margin in March.

• Sweden lines up under G. Potter in a 4-4-2 formation, while Poland employs a 4-4-1-1 set-up under J. Urban.
• Sweden scored seven goals in the second half of their matches, while Poland scored six goals in the second half of their matches.
• V. Gyökeres has three goals and two assists over the listed matches for Sweden, and P. Zieliński has two goals and two assists over the listed matches for Poland.

Sweden holds a slight edge heading into this encounter, having secured a win in their opening UEFA Nations League fixture and maintaining a strong record on home soil. V. Gyökeres has been a productive presence for the hosts with three goals and two assists over the listed matches, while P. Zieliński remains a key figure for the visitors with two goals and two assists over the listed matches. Given the recent form of both sides, Sweden looks better placed to secure a result.