Urban Was Asked About Resigning. This Is What He Told a Journalist After Another Defeat to Sweden.
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Poland were out for revenge after this spring's World Cup playoffs. I det fick de inte. Despite Alexander Isaks' absence, the Swedish men's national football team managed to win their second Nations League victory.
Poland's representative, with whom the tricolors play Friday, lost 3-1 to Sweden in Solna. The Poland - Romania match is scheduled Friday, October 2nd, from 21:45 p.m. The Poles left again with their head off from Sweden. In the play-off for the 2026 World Cup they had lost 3-2, Monday night they gave up with 3-1, at the end of a match in which they showed better only at the end of the first replay, when they equaled one through Szymanski (min. …
"We had our chances, we could have gotten much more out of them. The opponent scored too easily," said Polish national team coach Jan Urban after the 3-1 away defeat to Sweden in the Nations League. He assured that he has no intention of resigning.
Following the 3-1 defeat to Sweden in the Nations League, coach Jan Urban assured the club that he has no intention of resigning. He believes it wasn't a match in which his players were helpless, but rather that they conceded goals too easily.
In March, Jan Urban lost the 2026 World Cup play-off final to Sweden (2-3). Now, he's lost to the same team in the Nations League (1-3). After the match, the coach was asked if he could still play for the Polish national team, or if he was considering retiring. He gave a clear answer.
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