Had Svidersky and Poland did the absolute

Starring Carol Sviderski of Panathinaikos, Poland comfortably beat Malta 2-0 in Warsaw for the second match of the 2026 World Cup qualifying group and with “2 in 2” in the “last” group.

Michael Probiez’s players missed triple scoring opportunities, but were sufficient for two goals of the Greens Strikes in the 27 ‘and 51’.

The match

Poland started with two opportunities in the first five minutes with Kaminsky and Potkovsky, and Malta responded with Suarev, the most dangerous player of the guests. Michael Probiez’s players began to dominate the pitch and miss the opportunities in the Bonelo fireplace, which was impressive. So, in the 27th, Patek turned the ball from the right, became a mistake in Maltese’s defense and Sfiderski made it 1-0. With a “flare” of Karagper’s opportunity, Poland continued to create phases and Bonello was constantly rejecting the home side attacks.

Poland entered the repetition and, after Kaminsky’s opportunity, in the 51 ‘it became 2-0. Moder stole the ball out of the opposing area and gave it to Sfidersky, who took advantage of Bonello’s wrong assessment. Sfiderski and Moder were constantly missing opportunities for the Poles, with the support of Kaminski. The gathering changes of Probiez did not seem to relax the pace of the hosts in order to create opportunities. Levadovsky’s entrance gave another impetus to Poland, which reached 26 and continued. Suarev was eliminated in the 90 ‘directly in the 90’ ​​at Vietsque in the last major phase of the match.

Score:

Poland 6

Finland 4

Lithuania 1

Netherlands 0

Malta 0

The next race (Tuesday):

Malta-Lithuania (7/6)

Finland-Netherlands (7/6)