Poland
Bosnia & HerzegovinaPoland host Bosnia & Herzegovina at PGE Narodowy in Round 1 of UEFA Nations League - League B. The hosts enter the competition after an uneven sequence of results, while Bosnia & Herzegovina have drawn frequently across their recent international schedule. Previous meetings provide Poland with the clearest edge: they are unbeaten in the five encounters covered here and have won four of them.
Both sides arrive with mixed recent results
Poland have won four of their last 10 matches, alongside three draws and three defeats. Their most recent outings brought a 2-2 friendly draw with Nigeria after consecutive losses to Ukraine and Sweden, although the preceding run included victories over Albania, Malta, Lithuania and Finland.
Bosnia & Herzegovina have lost only two of their last 10 but have drawn six. They were beaten 2-0 by the USA in their latest match after a 3-1 win over Qatar, while a long run of draws earlier in the sequence included games against Canada, Italy, Wales and Austria.
Zielinski leads Poland's recent performers
Piotr Zielinski has been one of Poland's strongest recent performers in midfield, with Sebastian Szymanski also standing out in that area. Robert Lewandowski has been among their more prominent recent performers in attack. For Bosnia & Herzegovina, centre-backs Tarik Muharemovic and Nikola Katic have produced some of the stronger recent individual performances, while Kerim Alajbegovic has been a notable presence among the midfielders.
Poland have controlled the recent H2H
Poland have won four of the last five meetings with Bosnia & Herzegovina, with the other ending in a draw. Their two most recent encounters came in the 2020 UEFA Nations League, when Poland won 2-1 away before taking the return match 3-0.
Bosnia & Herzegovina have not beaten Poland across those five meetings. That record gives the hosts useful historical context, although both teams come into this new Nations League campaign after fluctuating recent results.
Where to watch live Poland vs Bosnia & Herzegovina
In Poland, coverage is available through TVP 1, TVP Sport, sport.tvp.pl and the TVP Sport app. BHT 1 carries the match in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Romanian viewers can use Digi Sport 4, Prima Sport 4, Digi Online or Orange TV Go, while Fox Soccer Plus and Tubi TV are options in the USA. L'Equipe Live Foot has coverage in France, with Sport TV5 and Sport TV6 in Portugal.
Stan Sport carries the game in Australia, DAZN Canada in Canada and Disney+ in Argentina and Brazil. Other broadcasters include Viaplay in Sweden, TV2 Play in Denmark, MEGOGO in Ukraine and Sony LIV or JioTV app in India.