Poland entered Switzerland as huge underdogs, especially since this is their first appearance at the Euros, and their first major international competition since the Algrave Cup six years ago. They had a tough time against Germany eight days ago before losing to Sweden, 3-0, on Tuesday.

Sweden and Germany have already qualified for the quarter-finals after winning their opening two matches. However, the Blue and Yellow hold the top spot due to a superior goal difference and will progress as Group C victors by avoiding defeat to Germany.

The perennial semi-finalists set out their stall with their accommodation choice in Switzerland and their low-key approach is working so far

Poland created history as they exited Euro 2025, beating Denmark 3-1 and registering their first-ever win at a major tournament.