Even if Poland ultimately make it to the European Championship, the aftertaste of the disastrous qualifying tournament will remain. The team is particularly unstable psychologically. If anything goes wrong in the match against Estonia, the home side will inevitably pick up yellow cards.
Naturally, Poland. They host Estonia, with Lewandowski as the main factor behind the national team's victory; he is in excellent form (two goals in the last two matches against Napoli and Atlético).
The teams are on completely different levels, despite all due respect to the visiting national team. ... Show more
The Poles are not at full strength for various reasons. Therefore, yes, their squad has been weakened, and according to the statistics, in their last 12 games they have been unable to score more than two goals.
The Estonians are extremely motivated, as they have the slightest chance of qualifying fo... Show more
Pre-Match Facts
Motivation
Poland - 2/10
Status in the current match - clear favourite
Poland1.23
Draw6.35
Estonia13
Next match - in 5 days, against a fierce rival
Wales2.725
Draw3.016
Poland3.06
Estonia - 1.5/10
Status in the current match - clear underdog
Poland1.23
Draw6.35
Estonia13
Next match - in 5 days, against a clear favourite
Finland1.52
Draw4.05
Estonia7.08
Injuries & suspensions
The home side will be without a first-team player - forward Аркадиуш Милик. The squad is also missing several rotation players. The away side will be missing several key players, including forward Сергей Зенёв, and are also missing several rotation players.
Referee statistics
The referee for this match is Славко Винчич (Slovenia). Over the last 77 matches, he has shown 318 yellow cards (averaging 4.1 per match) and 8 red cards (averaging 0.1 per match), so he cannot be considered overly strict. He has awarded a penalty in 17% of matches (13 out of 77).