1 Spain vs 1 Poland

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ESP

Draw

POL

BTTS

Preview: Spain vs Poland

As Spain faces Poland at the Estadio de La Cartuja, both teams are under immense pressure to secure a pivotal victory in Group E, with Luis Enrique's tactical choices in the spotlight and Poland relying on Robert Lewandowski to reignite their Euro 2020 campaign after a surprising defeat to Slovakia.

Spain

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Spain remains unbeaten in six games (DWWDWD) after they picked up a draw on home soil against Sweden at the Estadio de La Cartuja on Monday. However, the score-line belied the true nature of the game, with both sides creating but failing to convert several clear-cut chances.

Thwarted by the agility of goalkeeper Robin Olsen, Dani Olmo's goal-bound header was denied, and Koke’s improvised shot spun inches wide. Minutes later, Morata dragged his shot wide before Spain nearly conceded when Alexander Isak's effort was blocked by Llorente and hit the woodwork after a dummy left Aymeric Laporte on his back.

Once again, Robin Olsen denied Dani Olmo, and Marcus Berg failed to find the target after some brilliant footwork from Alexander Isak at the other end. The Swedish goalkeeper was called upon during injury time to keep the score-level by denying Gerard Moreno a goal.

The goalless draw leaves Luis Enrique in a difficult situation, with Spain picking up only a point in that fixture. A failure to win on Match Day 2 could jeopardize Spain’s Euro 2020 campaign, potentially leading to an early exit.

On Saturday, Luis Enrique, facing criticism for leaving Sergio Ramos and several Real Madrid players out of the squad, will seek a win against Poland—a team known for springing surprises. Despite defending Álvaro Morata, Luis Enrique might bench the 28-year-old in his probable 4—3—3 formation, with Ferran Torres possibly replacing the misfiring striker.

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Poland

Poland were stunned by Slovakia in a 2-1 defeat on Monday the 14th. An own goal by Juve’s Wojciech Szczesny (18’ O.G) put Slovakia in the lead.

A well-worked team goal with several inter-connecting passes saw Poland equalize right after the break through Karol Linetty (49’). However, Slovakia restored their one-goal lead through Milan Skriniar (69’), minutes after Poland’s Grzegorz Krychowiak received his marching orders with a red card (62’).

This was the first red card of the tournament. The defeat leaves Poland with their second loss in six games across all competitions: DWLDDL. The Eagles have no points and a goal difference of -1 after 0W, 0D, and 1L.

Prolific goal scorer Robert Lewandowski will be looking to find the back of the net when he returns in Paulo Sousa’s probable 4-3-3 formation on Saturday.

Team form

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