A goalless draw at the PGE Narodowy
On 25 September 2026, Poland opened their Group B4 Nations League campaign against Bosnia and Herzegovina at the PGE Narodowy in Warsaw. Supporters were hoping for a convincing win, but instead witnessed a goalless match that ended 0:0.
Jan Urban's side tried to impose themselves from the opening minutes but ran into a well-organised Bosnian defence. The visitors played pragmatically — a draw away from home is a decent result for them. Neither side could find a way through over 90 minutes.
Group context — Sweden already look a class apart
On the same evening, Sweden beat Romania 2:1 — goals from Isak and Gyokeres. It was a warning sign for Poland — the Swedes have players performing at the highest level across Europe's top leagues and are the clear favourites to win the group. The game against Sweden in Matchday 2 was already shaping up as the defining fixture of Poland's Nations League season.
What next?
After the opening draw Poland have one point and sit joint second alongside Bosnia. Sweden lead with three. On 28 September Poland travel to the Friends Arena to face Sweden — that result will go a long way to deciding the shape of the group.