Prediction Sweden - Poland today 01:45 29/09/2026.

Sweden has been effective in attack, scoring 19 goals in their last 10 matches (an average of 1.9 goals per game), especially in matches against weaker opponents where they frequently score three or more goals and maintain control of the game.

The forward pair Viktor Gyökeres and Alexander Isak are performing consistently, with Gyökeres scoring 1 goal and Isak having a shot on target, demonstrating an important role in the attacking play.

In the first match of the 2026-2027 UEFA Nations League, Sweden won 2-1, showing their ability to maintain positive results and control the game

Sweden's team is relatively stable due to the consistent presence of key starting players, but the reserve team lacks strength, with many players lacking standout stats.

Sweden's defensive and attacking performance is average, with 90% of matches having goals scored, but they have not kept a clean sheet in any of their last 10 matches.

Sweden's performance has been unstable, with a mix of wins, draws, and losses, particularly heavy defeats to top teams like France (3-0) and the Netherlands (5-1), highlighting a lack of defensive solidity.

Sweden frequently receives yellow cards (11 yellow cards in the last 10 matches, an average of 1.1 cards per game), reflecting poor discipline and a tendency to make mistakes.

Weak defense, conceded 20 goals (an average of 2.0 goals per game) and did not keep a clean sheet in any match, while lacking clear replacement options when key players like Isak Hien are absent (if he is a key player)

Poland demonstrates the ability to maintain a balanced formation and hold a draw in tense matches, especially when facing strong teams like the Netherlands or Ukraine.

Poland has a stable goal-scoring rate with an average of 1.6 goals per game, along with a high BTTS rate (60%), reflecting an open playing style and the ability to create opportunities for both teams.

Some key players such as Jan Bednarek, Piotr Zieliński and Sebastian Szymański are performing steadily, playing a crucial role in both defense and attack.

Poland has kept three clean sheets in recent matches (0-0 against Bosnia, 1-0 against New Zealand, 3-1 against Finland), showing that their defensive capabilities can be strong if they maintain focus.

Poland's overall performance in the last 10 matches has been fairly stable (5 wins, 3 draws, 2 losses), but it is not enough to establish a dominant position or indicate serious instability.

The reserve team is thin, lacking diversity in skills and experience, but has not significantly affected the current match results as the key players are playing fully.

The win rate is 50%, showing a balance between wins and losses, but does not clearly reflect the competitive strength within the group.

Currently, Poland does not have a specific score in the UEFA Nations League 2026-2027 table, as they have only played one match (a 0-0 draw), so it is not yet possible to assess their motivation clearly.

Poland lacks consistency in defense, especially against strong opponents, as demonstrated by two losses (0-2 to Ukraine, 2-3 to Malta) due to defensive gaps and lack of focus.

Inconsistent disciplinary conduct, with a total of 18 yellow cards (an average of 1.8 cards per game), reflects personal conflicts and a lack of emotional control during confrontations.

Poland lacks the ability to break through when facing opponents with a strong defensive style or a solid defense, such as only scoring 1 goal against the Netherlands and 1 goal against New Zealand.

Reserve forces remain limited, lacking diversity in skills and experience, and could become a barrier if there is an injury at a critical position.