Sweden vs Poland Highlights - September 28, 2026

Sweden beat Poland 3-1 in UEFA Nations League on September 28, 2026. The match was played at Friends Arena.

Benjamin Nygren (8'), Yasin Ayari (63'), Viktor Gyökeres (72') scored for Sweden. Sebastian Szymanski (43') scored for Poland.

Sweden went into the game in position 1, on 3 points. They had won 2, drawn 1 and lost 2 in their previous five.

At kick-off Poland stood in position 2 with 1 points. Their previous five had brought 1 wins, 2 draws and 2 defeats.

Piotr Zielinski forced a save for Poland on 4 minutes. Soon after, the keeper had to be alert to keep out Patrick Walemark’s effort (4').

Daniel Svensson saw a shot blocked (5'). Shortly afterwards, Victor Lindelöf shot wide for Sweden on 8 minutes.

Victor Lindelöf picked out Benjamin Nygren, who scored for Sweden (8'). Piotr Zielinski tested the goalkeeper for Poland (15').

Moments later, Sebastian Szymanski forced a save for Poland on 18 minutes. Daniel Svensson was booked for Sweden (19').

Soon after, Besfort Zeneli could not find the target for Sweden (23'). The referee cautioned Tymoteusz Puchacz of Poland on 35 minutes.

Sebastian Szymanski scored for Poland on 43 minutes after a pass from Nicola Zalewski.

After the break, Piotr Zielinski sent an effort off target for Poland (52'). The keeper had to be alert to keep out Yasin Ayari’s effort (54').

Shortly afterwards, Matty Cash shot wide for Poland on 56 minutes. Piotr Zielinski was booked for Poland (58').

Moments later, Gabriel Gudmundsson could not find the target for Sweden (62'). Sebastian Nanasi picked out Yasin Ayari, who scored for Sweden (63').

Viktor Gyökeres scored for Sweden on 72 minutes after a pass from Patrick Walemark. Jakub Kiwior tested the goalkeeper for Poland (84').

Robert Lewandowski was booked for Poland (90'+2'). Substitutions: Sweden 5, Poland 5.

Sweden controlled 52.6% of possession. Sweden had 12 shots with 6 on target, while Poland had 18 and 7.

Goalkeeper saves: Sweden 6, Poland 3. Corners: Sweden 4, Poland 4.

Sweden completed the most passes, 520 in total at 86.5% accuracy. The referee produced 4 yellow cards.