US EditionFinland Surges Ahead: Dramatic Victory Over Poland in World Cup Qualifiers | Sports-Games
- Finland defeated Poland 2-1 at Helsinki Olympic Stadium on June 10, 2025, in a World Cup qualifying match.
- Poland entered the match without their captain Robert Lewandowski, who withdrew citing a 'loss of trust' in coach Michal Probierz.
- Joel Pohjanpalo scored a penalty in the 31st minute after a foul by Polish keeper Lukasz Skorupski, and substitute Benjamin Kallman added a second goal in the 64th minute.
- Jakub Kiwior reduced the deficit for Poland in the 69th minute, but a medical emergency in the stands caused a suspension at the 80th minute lasting over 40 minutes.
- After four matches, Finland leads Group G with seven points, while Poland occupies third place with six points from three games.
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humenglish.comFinland go top of qualifying group with 2-1 win over Poland
FINLAND - Goals from Joel Pohjanpalo and Benjamin Kallman earned Finland a 2-1 home win over Poland in Helsinki on Tuesday to send the hosts top of their World Cup qualifying group. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Finland Surges Ahead: Dramatic Victory Over Poland in World Cup Qualifiers | Sports-Games
Finland secured a significant 2-1 victory over Poland in a World Cup qualifier, thanks to goals from Joel Pohjanpalo and Benjamin Kallman. Despite a late push from Poland and a medical emergency among spectators, Finland maintained their lead, moving to the top of Group G.
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Austria and the Netherlands are on World Cup course. This does not apply to Poland. After the temporary resignation of Robert Lewandowski there is a severe defeat.
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