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    Sweden VS Poland

    UEFA Nations League
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    Sweden
    Sweden 3
    1 Poland
    Poland
    In their previous World Cup playoff meeting, Sweden beat Poland 3-2 with a last-gasp winner to book their World Cup qualification. Six months on, both sides have barely made any notable changes to their core squads. Sweden secured a narrow win over Romania in their most recent match, with star forwards Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres both finding the back of the net. Right back Holm picked up an injury in that game, and Borussia Dortmund’s fullback Svensson is tipped to take his spot in the lineup. Poland still hold a higher FIFA world ranking than Sweden, but their new head coach Urbanski has faced criticism from fans after the side’s disappointing 0-0 draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina in their last outing. Top stars including Robert Lewandowski and Piotr Zielinski are set to retain their places in the starting XI.
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    • Only1Tobiaz
      Only1Tobiaz
      Riding high on their opening 2-1 Nations League victory over Romania that sent them top of the group, Sweden are in blistering home form at the moment. Their positive momentum is however disrupted by the injury-enforced absence of star striker Alexander Isak, leaving Victor Gyokeres as the only reliable focal point in attack, while their backline is also missing several key regulars. Most of their first-team squad plays for sides in Europe's top five leagues, with sharp progressive passing in midfield and a highly polished, well-executed high pressing system. Still, Isak's absence has greatly reduced their wide attacking threat, and their defence is prone to leaving unmarked gaps when under sustained pressure. They also hold the edge in historical head-to-heads, having claimed a tight 3-2 home win over Poland in their last home meeting, giving them a notable psychological advantage.
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    • Angela Murphy
      Angela Murphy
      The two sides have posted sharply contrasting opening displays in their respective group stage fixtures so far. Sweden claimed a hard-fought 2-1 away win over Romania in their first group match, with their players delivering impressive command of the game throughout the full 90 minutes. Boasting a possession rate above 60% and extremely steady control of the game's rhythm, they registered 11 total goal attempts with highly consistent attacking efficiency, locking in a solid head start for their qualification push. By comparison, Poland failed to grab three points in their home opener against Bosnia, settling for a disappointing 0-0 draw that wasted a golden points-grabbing opportunity. The side's star striker Robert Lewandowski was tightly marked by multiple defenders for the full match, with barely any effective support from the midfield. He was forced to operate in isolation for most of the game, and did not even manage a single quality goalscoring chance across the entire fixture. S
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    • Tyson I Malik - Go Bears Forever
      Tyson I Malik - Go Bears Forever
      Playing at their home Friends Arena, Sweden are fully committed to chasing points for a promotion spot in the UEFA Nations League League B. Backed by loud support from local Nordic fans, the side prioritizes defensive solidity to lock in usable points at all costs. They line up mostly in a pragmatic 4-2-3-1 formation, with clear strengths in cross delivery from wide areas and set piece attacks, plus physical, aggressive duels all over the pitch. Their midfield focuses heavily on interceptions instead of reckless forward pushes, and they run sharp, no-fuss counter attacks once they win back possession. The team’s main flaws lie in their unremarkable finishing up front: they create plenty of chances but convert far fewer than expected. Their full backs also tend to leave exposed gaps behind after pushing up the pitch, which makes them vulnerable to opponents that execute quick transition plays. Currently, all key first-team players are fit, with only a handful of fringe rotation member
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