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Updated · 4 October 2026, 06:00 · 4 stories
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After 6-0 against Romania, Poland face Bosnia in Zenica on Monday

Poland play Bosnia and Herzegovina on Monday 5 October at 20:45 CET in the fourth round of their Nations League group.

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Key facts

  • Table before kick-off: Sweden 7 pts, Bosnia and Herzegovina 5, Poland 4, Romania 0.
  • The sides drew 0-0 in their first meeting of this campaign.
  • Poland arrive in Zenica after a 6-0 win over Romania and a Robert Lewandowski hat-trick.

What's at stake

  • A win would take Poland to 7 points and above Bosnia in the table.

Source: Eurosport, Polsat Sport, Interia

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Świątek cruises into the third round in Beijing

Iga Świątek beat China's Xinyu Gao 6-2, 6-3 in the second round of the China Open. The match lasted 1 hour 27 minutes.

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Key facts

  • It was Świątek's first match of the tournament, where she is seeded eighth.
  • Gao is ranked 244th in the world.
  • Świątek broke her opponent's serve three times.
  • The Pole won the China Open in 2023.

What's next

  • In the third round Świątek faces Croatia's Donna Vekić (world No. 40), an Olympic silver medallist.

Source: Eurosport (3 Oct 2026)

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Poland thrash Romania 6-0 as Lewandowski sets hat-trick record

Poland beat Romania 6-0 at the PGE Narodowy in Warsaw. Robert Lewandowski scored three times.

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Key facts

  • At 38, Lewandowski is the oldest player to score a hat-trick in Nations League history. The record previously belonged to Cristiano Ronaldo.
  • One of Lewandowski's goals came from the penalty spot.
  • Romania played with ten men from the 23rd minute after Dragusin was sent off.
  • The other goals: Zieliński, Bednarek and a Ghita own goal.

What's next

  • It is Poland's first win of this campaign, after a 0-0 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina and a 1-3 loss to Sweden.
  • Group table: Sweden 7 pts, Bosnia and Herzegovina 5, Poland 4, Romania 0.
  • Monday 5 Oct, 20:45 CET: Bosnia and Herzegovina v Poland in Zenica.

Source: Eurosport, Polsat Sport, Interia, SportoweFakty

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Lambert crowned world champion as Zmarzlik misses out on a seventh title

Britain's Robert Lambert won the final Grand Prix round in Toruń to claim his first individual world title. Poland's Bartosz Zmarzlik finished 2 points behind.

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Key facts

  • Final standings: 1. Robert Lambert, 2. Bartosz Zmarzlik, 3. Brady Kurtz.
  • Zmarzlik was the defending champion with six world titles.
  • A seventh would have matched the all-time record held by Tony Rickardsson and Ivan Mauger.
  • Zmarzlik finished third in the final heat in Toruń.

Other Poles in Toruń

  • Patryk Dudek, Dominik Kubera, Kacper Woryna and wild card Maksymilian Pawełczak also rode in the meeting.

Source: Eurosport (26 Sep 2026)