Poland vs Scotland Prediction & Betting Tips (18 November)

Poland traveled to Portugal last week as part of the penultimate day and its result will have been crucial since in the event of victory, it could still consider finishing in the top 2 and thus slip into the final-8. Unfortunately for them, this team was no match for Friday evening, losing heavily to the Lusitanians 5-1 and they therefore find themselves in 3rd place in the ranking, tied with their opponent of the day. At the Euro, in the France group, Poland did not manage to get out of the groups by only scoring a small point, against the French during J3 1-1. To start this Nations League in September, Robert Lewandowski's partners managed to get the better of this Scottish selection at Hampden Park 2-3, before losing twice to Croatia 1-0 and Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo at home 1-3. Finally, the White Eagles ended up taking a point against Croatia 3-3.

Before starting this last round of group matches in the new edition of the Nations League, Scotland had only obtained a small point, by hanging the excellent Portuguese selection in October 0-0. The rest of the results are very mixed with three defeats in a row against the Poles at home 2-3, in Portugal in the first leg 2-1, and by the same score in Zagreb against Croatia 2-1. Clearly, Andrew Robertson's teammates will not play in the final-8 but they were still able to maintain their chances of remaining by winning in Croatia 1-0 in order to return to the level of Poland in the ranking.

Retired from the selection and club before agreeing to leave to play for Barça, Szczesny was obviously not recalled for this gathering. In addition, Aston Villa goalkeeper Zych is injured as are defender Skrzypczak (present in October), full-back Matty Cash (Aston Villa), midfielders Dziczek (2 selections), Piotrowski (2 goals in 10 caps) , Frankowski (Lens), and Kozlowski (Gaziantep). In the offensive sector, the former OM striker, Milik, and especially the man who rose from the ashes, Robert Lewandowski (FC Barcelona), will be missing, both injured. Therefore, offensively, Buksa, the former Lensois will probably have a shot to play to gain points, the same for Piatek (Basaksehir). Executive Zielinski (Inter Milan, 14 goals in 99 caps) did not fail to respond positively to his coach's call, as did Zalewski (AS Roma), Kaminski (Wolfsburg), and Urbanski (Bologna). Defensively, there are people with Bednarek (Southampton), Kiwior (Arsenal), Bereszynski (Sampdoria), and even Puchacz (Holstein Kiel, Bundesliga).

Note on the other hand that the right side/piston Bereszynski will probably miss this poster for the maintenance due to his exit due to injury Friday evening against Portugal. At the Tartan Army, the goalkeeper Gunn (15 caps) is injured, the same for the midfielder James Forrest (39 caps) while Stuart Armstrong (5 goals in 51 caps), Ryan Jack (20 caps), Tierney (Arsenal), and Liam Cooper (19 caps) did not return to the group national since the Euro in Germany. Initially summoned, the striker Adams (Torino, 35 selections, 6 goals) and the midfielder Lewis Morgan (MLS, 7 sel) finally had to leave the group. The Scottish people count a lot on boys like Dykes (9 goals in 42 caps), Scott McTominay, sparkling with Napoli at the start of the season but also on Christie (Bournemouth), McLean (Norwich, 47 caps), Gilmour (Naples) , and McGin (Aston Villa, 19 goals in 72 caps), sole heroic scorer against Croatia, coming off the bench on top of that. Captain Andrew Robertson (Liverpool) is operational, as are Hanley (58 caps), McKenna (Las Palmas), and Jack Hendry (Al-Ettifaq, 34 caps).