Poland vs Scotland Tickets

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Poland vs Scotland History

The Biało-Czerwoni have a fairly strong record when it comes to their run of form in the FIFA World Cup. Their undisputed high point in the competition came in the 1970s when the likes of striker Grzegorz Lato helped the Poles to a third-place finish in 1974 as well as into the second group stage in Argentina in 1978. They also finished third in 1982, with forward Zbigniew Boniek making an impact. In the UEFA European Championship, their form has been less impressive, albeit they did reach the Quarter-finals in 2016.

Scotland’s competitive record is nothing to write home about, but they were at least a consistent force in the 1970s and 1980s, qualifying for every FIFA World Cup between 1974 and 1990, albeit never getting out of their group. The likes of Kenny Dalglish and Gordan Strachan impressed during this period, and their famous win over the Netherlands in 1978, when Archie Gemmill netted a wonder goal, is particularly fondly recalled by fans to this day, but as of 2024, Scotland have never got to the knockout phase of either the World Cup or the UEFA European Championships, and that’s despite ten finals appearances.

Poland vs Scotland Head-to-Head

The first time the Poles and the Scots faced off in a competitive match was in the qualifying for the 1966 FIFA World Cup. On that occasion, the two teams drew in Chorzow 1-1, and Poland secured a memorable 2-1 win in Glasgow in front of more than 100,000 fans. The two sides were drawn in the same group for the Euro 2016 qualifying tournament, with both games ending in exciting 2-2 draws, with Robert Lewandowski going to net 13 times over the course of the overall group to help Poland qualify for the finals.