How to watch Poland vs Romania in the USA

Poland vs. Romania will be available to viewers in the United States on Fubo and ViX.

Can I watch Poland vs Romania for free?

Yes, eligible new Fubo subscribers can potentially watch Poland vs. Romania at no additional subscription cost through the platform’s 5-day free-trial offer.

Match Preview: What’s at stake?

Poland and Romania meet on October 2 at PGE Narodowy in Warsaw for Matchday 3 of the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League League B, Group 4. The group also features Sweden and Bosnia and Herzegovina, with each team playing six matches in total.

For Poland, the match is part of a demanding four-game opening stretch under Jan Urban. The Poles began their Nations League schedule against Bosnia and Herzegovina on September 25, followed by an away game against Sweden on September 28 before returning home to face Romania.

Urban’s latest squad includes Robert Lewandowski, Piotr Zielinski, Nicola Zalewski, Matty Cash and Sebastian Szymanski, giving Poland plenty of established international experience as they begin their campaign.

Romania have a similarly packed schedule. Their first four fixtures are Sweden away, Bosnia and Herzegovina at home, Poland away and Sweden at home, leaving little room for dropped points if they want to challenge for the top spot in Group B4.

The return fixture against Poland in Bucharest on November 14 could ultimately be another important chapter in the group, but the result in Warsaw will be the first direct meeting between the two sides in this Nations League campaign.

What time is the Poland vs Romania match?

The Poland vs Romania match kicks off on Friday, October 2, at 2:45 PM ET. UEFA’s official fixture schedule lists a 20:45 CET kickoff, while the match is scheduled for 8:45 PM local time in Warsaw.

• Eastern Time: 2:45 PM
• Central Time: 1:45 PM
• Mountain Time: 12:45 PM
• Pacific Time: 11:45 AM

How to watch Sweden vs Poland in the USA

Sweden vs Poland will be available in the United States on FOX Soccer Plus, with streaming available through Fubo and FOX One.

Can I watch Sweden vs Poland for free?

Fubo‘s official U.S. website currently lists a five-day free trial for its plans, and its dedicated Sweden vs Poland page displays the match with a “$0 Today” offer and the option to try the service for free.

Match Preview: What’s at stake?

Sweden and Poland meet in League B, Group B4 of the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League, alongside Bosnia and Herzegovina and Romania. Both teams are coming off their opening group-stage fixtures on September 25, making the September 28 meeting their second match of the international window. The two sides will meet again in the final round of the group stage on November 17 in Poland.

The Nations League format gives the group a clear objective. The winner of Group B4 is automatically promoted to League A for the next edition, while the fourth-placed team is relegated to League C. The second-placed team enters a League A/B promotion-relegation playoff, while the third-placed team faces a League B/C playoff.

There is also plenty of recent history between these teams. Sweden defeated Poland 3-2 in the 2026 European World Cup qualifying playoff final on March 31 at Strawberry Arena, with Viktor Gyokeres scoring twice.

That victory sent Sweden to the 2026 FIFA World Cup and came in the same stadium where the Nations League meeting will take place. UEFA’s head-to-head record shows 16 Sweden wins, nine Poland wins and four draws in their previous meetings.

What time is the Sweden vs Poland match?

The Sweden vs Poland match kicks off on Monday, September 28, at 2:45 PM ET. The game starts at 8:45 PM local time in Sweden at Strawberry Arena in Solna. For viewers in different regions of the United States, here are the local start times:

• Eastern Time: 2:45 PM
• Central Time: 1:45 PM
• Mountain Time: 12:45 PM
• Pacific Time: 11:45 AM

How to watch Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina in the USA

The Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina UEFA Nations League match will be available in the United States through Fubo, with the game listed on Fubo Sports Network. The options also include: Tubi and ViX.

Can I watch Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina for free?

Fubo currently offers a five-day free trial on its listed plans, and its official match page specifically advertises Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina with a “Try for free” option.

Match Preview: What’s at stake?

Poland and Bosnia and Herzegovina open their 2026/27 UEFA Nations League campaigns in League B, Group B4 on September 25 at PGE Narodowy in Warsaw. The group also includes Romania and Sweden, with each team playing six matches across the league phase. The Group B4 winner will earn automatic promotion to League A, while the runner-up enters a promotion/relegation playoff against a League A team.

The opening match is particularly important because Poland and Bosnia and Herzegovina face each other twice during the campaign. After the Warsaw meeting, the teams will meet again in Bosnia and Herzegovina on October 5.

Poland then plays Sweden away on September 28 and Romania at home on October 2, while Bosnia and Herzegovina travels to Romania before hosting Sweden. With four matches scheduled between September 24 and October 6, both sides have little time to recover between fixtures.

For Poland, the Nations League provides an opportunity to establish momentum in a group where the four teams begin on equal footing. The team will have to manage a demanding early schedule, with Sweden, Romania and Bosnia and Herzegovina all appearing on the calendar within the first three matchdays. Bosnia and Herzegovina face the same challenge, playing Poland and Romania away before returning home to face Sweden.

Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina: Predicted Lineups

Poland (3-5-2): Marcin Bulka; Jakub Kiwior, Przemyslaw Wisniewski, Jan Bednarek; Tymoteusz Puchacz, Sebastian Szymanski, Piotr Zielinski, Nicola Zalewski, Matty Cash; Robert Lewandowski, Karol Swiderski.

Bosnia and Herzegovina (3-4-1-2): Nikola Vasilj; Tarik Muharemovic, Stjepan Radeljic, Nikola Katic; Sead Kolasinac, Ivan Sunjic, Armin Gigovic, Esmir Bajraktarevic; Kerim Alajbegovic; Ermedin Demirovic, Edin Dzeko.

What time is the Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina match?

The match kicks off on Friday, September 25, at 2:45 PM ET. UEFA lists a 20:45 CET start time, while U.S. listings place the game at 2:45 PM Eastern. For viewers in different regions of the United States, here are the local start times:

• Eastern Time: 2:45 PM
• Central Time: 1:45 PM
• Mountain Time: 12:45 PM
• Pacific Time: 11:45 AM

How to watch Poland U20 vs Colombia U20 in the USA

In the United States, the tournament’s official coverage information confirms that FOX Soccer Plus is the designated FOX network for the competition. For streaming, the options are: Fubo and FOX One.

Can I watch Poland U20 vs Colombia U20 for free?

Yes! Soccer fans in the United States can watch Poland U20 vs. Colombia U20 for free with Fubo‘s 5-day free trial, provided they are eligible for the offer.

Match Preview: What’s at stake?

Poland U20 and Colombia U20 will meet in the Round of 16 of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup on September 17. The winner will advance to the quarterfinals, while the losing team will be eliminated from the competition. The encounter will be played at Stadion Miejski in Bielsko-Biała.

The match brings together two nations with a special connection to the competition. Poland is hosting the 2026 edition, while Colombia staged the previous FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in 2024.

FIFA has emphasized that the two countries now share the experience of presenting the tournament to a new generation of supporters, making this knockout clash particularly significant for both footballing communities.

Colombia reached the knockout stage after finishing third in Group E with four points. Carlos Paniagua‘s team opened the tournament with a 3-1 victory over Costa Rica, drew 0-0 with Portugal and then lost 3-0 to Korea DPR in its final group match. Despite that defeat, Colombia had already secured its place in the Round of 16.

Poland, meanwhile, enters the knockout rounds as the host nation. The team recorded victories over Benin, Mexico and Argentina during the group stage. Its home advantage could be an important factor as it attempts to continue its run in a tournament that is being played on Polish soil for the first time.

What time is the Poland U20 vs Colombia U20 match?

The Poland U20 vs. Colombia U20 match kicks off on Thursday, September 17, at 12:30 p.m. ET. The game is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. local time in Poland and 11:30 a.m. in Colombia. For viewers across the United States, the local start times are:

• Eastern Time: 12:30 p.m.
• Central Time: 11:30 a.m.
• Mountain Time: 10:30 a.m.
• Pacific Time: 9:30 a.m.

The disappointment came after Poland finished second in their qualifying group behind the Netherlands, narrowly missing automatic qualification. That result forced the team into the playoff path, where their World Cup hopes remained alive but depended on winning a series of knockout matches to reach the tournament.

For a country with a rich soccer tradition and one of the game’s most recognizable forwards in Robert Lewandowski, the elimination was a major setback. It also raised questions about the future of the national team as it prepares for a new cycle following another missed opportunity on the international stage.

How did Poland fall short in World Cup qualifying?

Poland collected 17 points during the UEFA group stage but finished three points behind the Netherlands, which secured the automatic qualification spot. While the Polish squad produced several positive results throughout the campaign, it was unable to gain enough ground to overtake the group leaders.

That second-place finish sent Poland into the UEFA playoffs, where every match became a must-win situation. The team advanced to the decisive playoff final but faced a difficult challenge away from home against Sweden.

The playoff proved to be the end of Poland’s World Cup journey. Sweden emerged with a dramatic 3-2 victory, eliminating the Poles and securing its own place in the tournament while leaving Poland on the outside looking in.

What does the elimination mean for Robert Lewandowski and Poland?

The failure to qualify could mark the end of Robert Lewandowski’s World Cup career. The legendary striker has been the face of Polish soccer for more than a decade and played a central role in multiple international tournaments, including the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.

With Lewandowski not playing at the 2026 World Cup as he approaches the latter stages of his career, many supporters fear Qatar 2022 will go down as his last appearance on soccer’s biggest stage.

Poland now turn their attention toward rebuilding and preparing for future competitions. While the squad still possesses quality talent, the challenge will be developing the next generation capable of returning the country to major international tournaments.

Lewandowski will be one of the many famous names missing the tournament, which could somehow affect attendance numbers in some stadiums and merchandise sales. And with a large Polish community in the United States, it will also hurt their feelings.

The last time Lewandowski played in a World Cup was the 2022 edition, where he scored in two different games: once against Saudi Arabia in a 2-0 win, and a single goal against France in a 3-1 loss. His last goal scored with the national team came on March 26, 2026, against Albania in a 1-1 draw.

How old will Lewandowski be for the 2030 World Cup?

For the 2030 World Cup, Lewandowski will be 41 years old. He will probably be unable to play in an international tournament of that caliber with Poland, but he could help his team qualify just like Cristiano Ronaldo is doing with Portugal at that age.

Poland missing Lewandowski for a future World Cup is something they will feel deeply because he is the national team’s top scorer with 89 goals. He had some trouble with the previous manager, but he is back and could help the team in the upcoming qualifiers.

Whatever Lewandowski decides in the upcoming months or years will surely make a big impact on the soccer world. But after a long career, he is leaving behind records, trophies, and international highlights that will last long in history.

Terem Moffi had opened the scoring for the African side, while Kacper Potulski equalized in the first half. After the break, Paul Onuachu put Nigeria back in front from the penalty spot, and late on, a stunning goal from Przemysław Wiśniewski sealed the final score.

In this way, both teams continue to stay active despite not being able to feature in the upcoming World Cup. You followed the live coverage minute by minute on Bolavip, and we look forward to seeing you in our next coverage!

“I would give Julian the advice to follow his heart,” Bradley replied to Bolavip during his Tuesday media availability ahead of Wednesday’s derby against New York City FC in the 2026 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup round of 16.

Hall, born and raised in the US, also has Polish citizenship through his mother, who met with Poland‘s soccer federation president Cezary Kulesza this week.

Bradley not putting pressure on Hall to choose the USMNT over Poland

Despite being an icon of the US national team with 151 caps, Bradley understands that Hall’s decision will be personal, which is why he’s encouraging his player to decide what he feels best.

“For any football player who has the possibility to play for two countries, I personally can’t imagine what goes into a decision like that. I was only able to play for one national team, and so that is not something that I have experience with,” Bradley added.

“But for me, when it comes to any big decisions in life, you think about things, and you reflect, and then ultimately you make a decision based on your heart, and based on where you want to go and what you want out of your life and what you want out of that decision. And when you make the decision, then you go for it and you don’t look back.“

Poland FA president meets with Hall’s mother in New York

Kulesza’s post on X revealing the meeting with Hall’s mother made noise on social media, hinting at Poland’s interest in recruiting Hall before he suits up for the Stars and Stripes.

“I met in New York with Julian Zakrzewski Hall’s mom, Ms. Agnieszka. It’s impressive how she supports her son on his soccer journey. We were of the same opinion – that the surname Zakrzewski looks beautiful on a white-and-red jersey,” Kulesza wrote.

Julian Hall’s excellent start to 2026 puts him on Poland’s radar again

Hall has been in great form for New York early in 2026, boasting six goals and two assists in just 10 MLS appearances. All of this with his mother’s birth name, Zakrzewski, on the back of his shirt.

This fact, combined with Kulesza’s recent meeting, could worry USMNT fans about Poland’s chances to recruit Hall.

That said, the forward already had the possibility to represent Poland at the youth international level, yet he only played for the US. Only time will tell what flag he ends up representing for the rest of his career.

In a post on his Instagram, Lewandowski included no caption, but the message was clear through the song accompanying it: Time To Say Goodbye by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman, signaling an unmistakable farewell.

This could very well have been Lewandowski’s last match with Poland. At 37 years old, his international career may be coming to an end, and the choice of a song that represents a goodbye only reinforces the message.

Poland’s missed opportunity

Poland had a difficult run, beginning the playoffs against Albania, where they came from behind to win 2-1, with Robert Lewandowski scoring the first goal. They arrived at Strawberry Arena hopeful of securing a spot, but Sweden stole their chance in the final minutes.

The match started in Sweden’s favor with a goal from Anthony Elanga in the 19th minute. Poland responded in the first half with an equalizer from Nicola Zalewski, but Sweden regained the lead before halftime thanks to a goal from Gustaf Lagerbielke.

Just minutes into the second half, in the 55th minute, Karol Swiderski scored to tie the game again. The score remained 2-2 until the 88th minute, when Viktor Gyokeres, the Arsenal standout, delivered the decisive goal that secured Sweden’s qualification.

How many World Cups has Lewandowski played?

Robert Lewandowski has played in two World Cups: Russia 2018 and Qatar 2022. In Russia 2018, he made his World Cup debut, appearing in all three group stage matches against Senegal, Colombia, and Japan, but did not score, and Poland were eliminated in the first round.

In Qatar 2022, Lewandowski played in all four matches for Poland. He scored his only two World Cup goals: one against Saudi Arabia in the group stage and a penalty against France in the Round of 16, where Poland were eliminated 3-1.

As for Sweden, joy and jubilation are the name of the game in the “Elongated Country.” After a nail-biting showdown in Solna, the Blue and Yellows are through to the World Cup. Fans already know which group Sweden will be joining at the 2026 World Cup, and the national team can go ahead and book its flight to Mexico, Canada, and the United States.

For Poland, words can’t even begin to describe the utter heartbreak in the “Land of Fields.” The Eagles were oh so close, yet so far from making it to another World Cup. Despite a grueling journey through UEFA’s World Cup Qualifiers, Poland have come away empty-handed.

Poland miss World Cup for first time in over a decade

The Eagles had appeared in the last two World Cups (2018 and 2022), but failed to make it three in a row after Viktor Gyokeres’ late goal proved the difference in Path B’s final of the UEFA World Cup Qualifiers playoffs. As a result, Poland are out of the World Cup for the first time since the 2014 tournament, held in Brazil.

Poland’s curse in the Americas continues

As the World Cup returns to the Americas, the Poles will be absent again. World Cups held in the “New World” have been elusive for the Polish national team. Poland have only participated in two of the nine tournaments held on the American continent.

The Poles qualified for Argentina 1978 and Mexico 1986 but missed Uruguay 1930, Brazil 1950, Chile 1962, Mexico 1970, USA 1994, Brazil 2014, and the 2026 tournament in Mexico, Canada, and the United States.

Thanks to their triumph over Poland, Sweden will be grouped with the Netherlands, Japan, and Tunisia in the World Cup. Group F is set to be one of the most competitive and evenly matched in the tournament. Fans in the “Elongated Country” can hardly wait for the 2026 World Cup to begin.

The Swedes will make their debut against Tunisia—on paper, their easiest opponent in the group stage—on June 14. Almost a week later, the Blue and Yellows will go head to head with fellow UEFA rival the Netherlands on June 20. Closing out the World Cup group stage, Sweden will take on Japan on June 25.

Sweden are back in World Cup

After missing the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Sweden are back in the biggest soccer tournament. It wasn’t without a fair share of drama, though. In a back-and-forth showdown, it was Viktor Gyokeres who found the back of the net minutes away from full time to send his country to the World Cup.

The 2026 World Cup will be Sweden’s second appearance in the last five world championships. Sweden had last made it to the 2018 edition, held in Russia. That time, Sweden was knocked out in the quarterfinals after falling at the hands of England by a score of 2-0.

Gyokeres: Sweden’s national hero

All eyes were on Viktor Gyokeres as Sweden hosted Poland in the Path B final of the European playoffs. Far from being fazed by the spotlight, the striker rose to the occasion when his country needed him most. After staying quiet all night at Friends Arena, Gyokeres pounced on a loose ball inside the box and made no mistake. It had to be him.

Gyokeres followed his hat trick against Ukraine in the semifinal with the golden goal in the final to send Sweden through. For the first time since 2018, the “Elongated Country” is World Cup-bound.