SUMMARY
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The referee adds 3 minutes of compensation.
85
Buksa has a header but the ball is deflected away by the defense.
80
the last minutes of the match, Poland is close to clinching a fair victory.
71
Swiderski receives a yellow card for a hard tackle and must play with caution for the remainder of the match.
65
Kiwior recovers nicely after being at a disadvantage against the striker and regains possession of the ball.
60
Bulka saves the ball and prevents Latvia from scoring.
55
Zalewski sends a through ball to Lewandoski but is caught offside.
48
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL FOR POLAND! Robert Lewandoski gets on the scoreboard and makes it 2-0 to increase the home team's lead.
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End of the first half, Poland wins by the narrowest of margins in Warsaw.
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The referee adds 4 minutes to the first half.
40
Buksa sends a cross into the box that is correctly cleared by the Latvian defensive saga, and little by little the visitors begin to settle on the pitch.
32
Bednarek is cautioned for the remainder of the match and must be careful not to receive another yellow card.
30
Half an hour into the match, Poland is dominating the game without any problems and Latvia is still not reaching the Polish goal.
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Lewandoswki again hit the ball with everything he had but it ended up in the stands. Poland continued to dominate the match at will.
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Buksa's header from inside the box goes wide of the goal and Latvia is saved from the second.
12
Skorupski makes a good save to keep the ball in two minutes and keep a clean sheet.
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GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL FOR POLAND! Frankowski hits it straight into the goal and sends it into the net! Poland takes the lead.
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Robert Lewandoswki's shot goes just wide of the post but Poland has already made its presence known.
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Poland takes on Latvia at the National Stadium in Warsaw.
LINEUPS READY
This is the roster that Latvia will send to face Poland in a friendly match corresponding to the FIFA Date.
LINEUPS READY
This is the roster that Poland sends to face Latvia in a friendly match corresponding to the FIFA Date.
WHEN IS THE EURO?
Euro 2024 will take place from June 14 to July 14 of that year. The draw for the tournament will be held in Hamburg on Saturday, December 2. Since Germany is the host country, it will be seeded in Group A and will occupy the A1 position. This means that they will play the opening match at the Munich Football Arena on Friday, June 14.
WHERE WILL EURO 2024 BE HELD?
Germany has been selected as the host country for EURO 2024 during the 17th edition of the UEFA European Championship. This decision was made at a meeting of the UEFA Executive Committee that took place in Nyon on September 27, 2018. West Germany had already hosted in 1988, but this will be the first time Germany will host the UEFA EURO after the country's reunification.
THE EURO MASCOT
The official mascot already has a name, and his name is Albärt. The friendly bear has been christened by the choice of UEFA.com users and schoolchildren across Europe through the UEFA Football in Schools programme.
Albärt joins a distinguished list of charismatic characters who have been the mascots of previous editions of the EURO, such as Berni, Goaliath, Rabbit and Kinas. Name choices such as Bärnardo, Bärnheart and Herzi von Bär (all related to the German translation of "bear") were also exciting propositions, but in the end Albärt stood out by winning with 32% of the vote.
THE CHANGE OF DESTINY IN TITO'S LIFE
In 2010, Robert Lewandowski made the move to a professional club outside Poland by joining Borussia Dortmund. However, he came very close to joining the Premier League, specifically Blackburn. The possibility of this transfer was cut short due to the eruption of the Icelandic volcano in 2010. The resulting cloud of ash particles flooded the skies over Europe, causing significant disruptions to air traffic and ultimately preventing the completion of his move to Blackburn.
LATVIA'S LAST MATCH
On the other side of the coin, Latvia faced Croatia in a match where the only thing left for Latvia to do was to show up on the pitch and give the best of its performance, because no matter what the result, Latvia will not get out of the last place of its group, where it is already eliminated from the European Championship.
POLAND'S LAST MATCH
In Poland's last match, the Polish team faced Czechoslovakia in a decisive match of their group in the qualifiers for Euro 2024, but the 1-1 draw kept the Poles in second place in their group and with one match remaining, they are still close to a ticket to the European Championship.
THE WAIT IS OVER
The wait is over, all the emotions of the international soccer duels are back with the best goals, the best plays, the best players and the best controversies in a week where the teams will meet again to continue their preparation in qualifying rounds, friendlies or international competitions.
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What time is Poland vs Latvia match for Friendly Match 2023?
This is the start time of the game Poland vs Latvia of 21th November in several countries:
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United Satates |
November 21, 2023 |
14:45 ET |
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Argentina |
November 21, 2023 |
16:45 |
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Bolivia |
November 21, 2023 |
14:45 |
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Brasil |
November 21, 2023 |
16:45 |
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Chile |
November 21, 2023 |
16:45 |
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Colombia |
November 21, 2023 |
14:45 |
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Ecuador |
November 21, 2023 |
14:45 |
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España |
November 21, 2023 |
19:45 |
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Mexico |
November 21, 2023 |
13:45 |
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Peru |
November 21, 2023 |
14:45 |
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Watch out for this player from Poland:
For this match, the player to watch will be Poland and Barcelona's iconic center forward Robert Lewandoski. Poland's attacker is always a latent danger in the box, whether or not he has the ball under his control, so opposing defenses must always be alert since Robert Lewandoski knows how to slip between defensive lines to get unmarked and score a goal for his team at key moments.
Poland's final roster:
W. Szczesny; J. Bednarek, P. Bochniewicz, J.Kiwior; P. Frankowski, B. Slisz, J. Piotrowski, D. Szymanski, N. Zalewski; R. Lewandoski, K. Swiderski.
Watch out for this Latvian player:
For this match, the player to watch will be Latvia's iconic center forward, Roberts Uldriķis. Latvia's attacker is always a latent danger inside the box, whether or not he has the ball under his control so opposing defenses should always be on their toes as Roberts Uldriķis knows how to slip through defensive lines to get unmarked and score a goal for his national team.
Latvia's last line-up:
R. Ozols; R. Savalnieks, A. Cernommordijis, D. Balodis, A.Ciganikis; K. Tobers, A. Savaljevs; A. Jaunzems, J. Ikaunieks, E. Daskevics; R. Uldrikis.
Background:
Poland and Latvia have met on a total of 15 occasions (11 Polish wins, 2 draws, 2 Latvian wins) where the scales are tipped towards the Poles. In terms of goals, 40 have been scored in favor of Poland and 15 for Latvia. Their last duel dates back to the Euro 2020 qualifiers where Poland beat Latvia 0-3 as visitors.
About the Stadium:
Warsaw National Stadium, known in Polish as "Stadion Narodowy", is a stadium located in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. It was officially opened on January 29, 2012 and has since been a prominent venue for sporting and entertainment events. The stadium has a capacity to hold over 58,000 spectators, making it one of the largest stadiums in Poland.
Disappointed
On the other hand, Latvia unlike Poland, no longer has even the remotest chance of being able to think about fighting for a place to go up to next year's European Championship after having secured the last place finish in their group with only a total of 7 possible units since in their last match played against Croatia, Latvia lost 0-2, leaving them without the possibility of adding and remaining with 4 units so far.
One foot out of the European Championship
After playing matchday 9 of the European Championshipqualifiers and drawing 1-1 with Czechoslovakia, Poland dropped to third place in their group, below Czechoslovakia with 11 points, while they remain in second place with 12 points. With one more round of qualifiers to play, the sirens are starting to light up in Poland as they are on the verge of being present at the next big European party, which is why this friendly will serve to iron out the mistakes and arrive at the next FIFA date with a plan to achieve the feat and sneak in at the last minute to Germany 2024.
Time for international duels
Every November, fans around the world look forward to FIFA World Cup dates, a period when national teams come together for exciting friendly and qualifying matches. This lull in the domestic leagues provides the perfect opportunity for teams to showcase their talent and seek international glory, and as well as being a chance for teams to fine-tune their tactics and players, the September FIFA Date is also a showcase for promising young players looking to earn a place on the international stage.
Kick-off time
The Poland vs Latvia match will be played at Varsovia National Stadium, in Varsovia, Poland. The kick-off is scheduled at 2:45 pm ET.
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