Jerzy Dudek surprised the Netherlands – Poland before the match. “The Dutch panic a little”
Jerzy Dudek in the colors of Feyenoord Rotterdam played in 1996-2001. Poles in Rotterdam will play with the hosts as part of the elimination to the 2006 World Cup.
The former goalkeeper of the Polish national team from Feyenoord Rotterdam went to this largest football world. Jerzy Dudek from the Netherlands was first transferred to Liverpool (performances in 2001-07), and at the end of his career the Pole landed in Real Madrid (2007-11). Soon after, he officially finished professional playing.
Netherlands – Poland. Jerzy Dudek about the situation before the match in Rotterdam
Jerzy Dudek was a guest of a special vlog on the channel connecting us on YouTube. The former representative told widely about his stay in the Netherlands, but also about the chances of Jan Urban’s team in a Thursday match against the hosts.
Interestingly, the match will take place at the Feyenoord stadium, i.e. the area of such a well -known Dudek from years ago.
– I think it will be a very difficult match for the Dutch. The worst to play with the team that has just changed the coach. Because you don’t know what to expect. You know what players are, who plays, but this coach always brings something new. Something can surprise you. I think the Dutch panic a little in this aspect. It is known that they have large human capital. They know that seven out of ten matches will win with us. However, we want to play this one of three matches. We want to present ourselves well in the Netherlands, Jasiu Urban to start well and it would be the best script – admitted Dudek.
The Netherlands – Poland match in Rotterdam will take place on Thursday evening. Beginning of the meeting at 20:45. Transmission on TVP1, TVP Sport and online via TVP Sport and a specially dedicated mobile application.
Jan Urban’s debut as a coach. Difficult September Poles
Autumn will be very interesting in terms of challenges that will face the Polish football team. Poles will play a total of six matches, of which five will be a stake matches. Playing will start on September 4 and end on November 17.
In September, Poland will play two matches as part of the elimination for next year’s World Cup. Poles will face the Dutch away (4.09) – it will be the debut of Jan Urban as a coach in the official match – and in their area with Finland (7.09). This second start will take place at SuperAuto.pl Silesian Stadium.
In Chorzów, Poles will also play social in October, exactly 9.10, and the rival will be the representation of New Zealand.
The last three challenges of the team of coach Urban are a return to the elimination playing. Three days after a friendly match in Chorzów, Poles will play away with Lithuania (12.10).
The last representative break, closing the eliminations to the World Cup 2026, will take place in November. First, the Polish – Netherlands (14.11) hit on PGE Narodowy, and at the end of the fight for tickets to the World Cup, trip and match Malta – Poland (17.11).
