Terrible news from the Polish national team. Bad luck is an understatement!

It is worth recalling that the Poles suffered a heavy defeat 1:5 in Porto. Portugal completely dismantled the opponent in the last 30 minutes of the match. Unfortunately, by then the Polish national team had already had its share of problems. They resulted, among others, from: due to health problems.

Injured in the Polish national team coach Michał Probierz

Late on Saturday evening, information appeared about the health condition of the players who had problems both before and during the match against the Portuguese.

“During Friday’s Nations League match between Portugal and Poland, there were several injuries to Polish representatives. Immediately after returning to Warsaw, four players underwent imaging tests at the Enel-sport clinic. They allowed for a full assessment of the players’ health condition. Three of them were injuries that prevented the players from playing in Monday’s match against Scotland. – Jan Bednarek and Taras Romanczuk suffered knee ligament injuries, which exclude them from the game for about three weeks. Bartosz Bereszyński suffered damage to the quadriceps femoris muscle and, according to preliminary prognosis, his return to the field will take approximately 6-8 weeks – said Dr. Jacek Jaroszewski, doctor of the Polish national team,” we read in the official statement on the website of Łączy nas ball.

Positive news? There were some of them too. It looks like Sebastian Szymański can help his colleagues.

– Sebastian Szymański suffered a minor muscle injury during the pre-match warm-up. The player was withdrawn from the starting lineup and will be taken into account when determining the squad for the match against Scotland, added the Polish team doctor.

UEFA Nations League: Poland – Scotland, when is the all-time match?

The national team under coach Probierz doesn’t have much time to think. On Monday (November 18), the national team will play the “to be or not to be” match in division A at the PGE National Stadium in Warsaw. The Poland-Scotland match will start at 8:45 p.m. A draw is enough for the Poles to secure a place in the play-offs to stay in the Nations League elite.

If Poland loses the match against Scotland, they will unfortunately say goodbye to the group of the best in Europe. The stakes of the match will be really high.