Poland beat Saudi Arabia 2-0 to advance to the third group of the World Cup. Mikhnievich’s team scored 4 points and still hopes to reach the playoffs.

The match had an impressive pace with many phases, goalposts and missed penalties for Saudi Arabia. Robert Lewandowski scored his first goal in a World Cup final.

Both teams entered the field in high spirits. Usually the guests had the first big phase in the 13th minute, thin. Abdulhamid passed to Kano, the latter crossed, but Sezni was on hand and filed for a corner.

The match turned out to be especially strong: the referee gave four yellow cards in a few minutes. The Poles seemed to be very nervous in the match.

26th minute Belik caught the ball with his head, but missed the target. The tempo of the match picked up noticeably and in the 33rd minute the Saudis threatened again.

On 39′, the Poles moved the ball very well, Lewandowski could not finish the phase, but then Zelinski opened the scoring. The attack was started by the goalkeeper of the Polish national team.

In the 45th minute, Herve Renan’s team converted a penalty. Al-Dawsari undertook the execution, but Sezni managed to pursue and keep his house intact.

The second half was held at a rapid pace, the phases followed each other. In the 55th minute, Al-Dawsari stepped in front of Sezni, but the Juventus goalkeeper managed to escape. In the 60th minute, Al-Buraikan missed from a vantage point.

The Poles scored two goals with Milik (63′) and Lewandowski (66′) with the remaining score 1:0. Saudi Arabia came close to scoring Al-Makli in the 78th minute, but his attempt went wide.

In the 82nd minute, Lewandowski took advantage of a mistake in the opponent’s defense, entered the penalty area and successfully scored 2-0. It was the first goal of the Barcelona striker in the final stage of the World Cup.

The experienced Polish footballer missed another good moment in the 90th minute. In the sixth minute of added time, Cano struck, but the ball went wide.