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2026 World Cup. the World Cup Groups Have Been Drawn, and We Know Poland's Potential Rivals.

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The Netherlands, Japan and Tunisia will be Poland's opponents in Group F at next year's World Cup if Jan Urban's team wins the March play-offs.
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Poland has learned about its potential group rivals for next year's FIFA World Cup: the Netherlands, Japan, and Tunisia. After the World Cup group draw in Washington, coach Jan Urban had no doubts: the Netherlands are the top favorites in a potential "Polish" group. Despite this, the coach emphasized that his team knows their opponents well and, if they face each other again, is hoping to break through: "Third time's the charm." The coach didn't…

Polish national team coach Jan Urban commented on the results of the 2026 World Cup group draw held in Washington, D.C. Speaking to reporters, he emphasized that the Netherlands is the clear favorite in a potential group with Poland, but expressed hope that the Polish national team will emerge victorious in a potential third clash with the Polish rival.

The Netherlands, Japan and Tunisia will be Poland's opponents in Group F at next year's World Cup if Jan Urban's team wins the March play-offs.

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If Poland qualifies for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, it will play in Group F against the Netherlands, Japan, and Tunisia. The tournament will take place in the United States, Mexico, and Canada from June 11 to July 19.

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Polsat News broke the news in on Friday, December 5, 2025.
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