Sweden 3-1 Poland: Results, Summary and Goals
- On Monday, Sweden defeated Poland three to one in a Nations League match at Strawberry Arena in Solna, securing a commanding victory.
- Celtic midfielder Benjamin Nygren opened the scoring with an eighth-minute header at Strawberry Arena, giving Sweden an early advantage in the match.
- Sweden maintained offensive pressure in the Second Half with attempts from Yasin Ayari and Patrik, though goalkeeper Marcin Bulka saved multiple shots for Poland.
- After three minutes of added time, the match concluded with Sweden's three to one victory, during which Robert Lewandowski received a yellow card.
- Several Scottish Premiership players participated in international duty on Monday night, with Benjamin Nygren's standout performance highlighting mixed fortunes among the squad.
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Kosovar midfielder Besfort Zeneli was the starter and spent 63 minutes in Sweden's 3-1 victory over Poland, in the match held in Group B4 of the Nations League on Monday night.Zeneli had a positive appearance in the Swedish midfield and was directly involved in the action of The first goal. In the eighth minute, his cross in the area was exploited by Benjamin Nygren, who with his head sent the ball into the net for the home lead. The Kosovo midf…
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Sweden defeated Poland 3-1 at home in the second week of the UEFA Nations League.
Poland never got any revenge on Sweden for the shattered World Cup dream. The football masters won again at home in the national stadium and after 3-1, Blågult stands on a maximum of six points in the Nations League. – Very pleased. The second half is incredible, says national captain Graham Potter to Viaplay.
Sweden has started with two straight wins in the Nations League group stage. Here, SVT's football expert picks out Blågult's three best players in the win against Poland at home. – You really understand what Graham Potter sees in him, says Eriksson in the clip.
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