Poland 3-1 Finland final score - 7 September 2025, World Cup

Throw-in Finland.

Throw-in for Finland at Stadion Slaski.

Rade Obrenovic signals a free kick to Poland in their own half.

Finland awarded a free kick in their own half.

Corner awarded to Poland.

Rade Obrenovic awards Poland a goal kick.

Goal! Finland reduce the deficit to 3-1 through Benjamin Kallman.

Free kick Finland.

Ball safe as Poland is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Rade Obrenovic signals a free kick to Poland in their own half.

Ball goes out of play for a Finland goal kick.

Ball safe as Poland is awarded a throw-in in their half.

In Chorzow a free kick has been awarded the away team.

The away team have replaced Jere Uronen with Santeri Vaananen. This is the sixth substitution made today by Jacob Friis.

Jacob Friis is making the team's fifth substitution at Stadion Slaski with Santeri Vaananen replacing Robin Lod.

Jan Urban (Poland) is making a fifth substitution, with Adam Buksa replacing Jakub Kaminski.

At Stadion Slaski, Finland are penalized for being offside.

Finland's Nikolai Alho gets in a shot on goal at Stadion Slaski. But the effort is unsuccessful.

Przemyslaw Wisniewski is booked for the home team.

Free kick for Finland in the half of Poland.

Poland awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Finland have been awarded a corner by Rade Obrenovic.

Rade Obrenovic signals a free kick to Finland.

Finland have a goal kick.

Kamil Grosicki of Poland gets in a strike, but is off target.

Poland have been awarded a corner by Rade Obrenovic.

Throw-in Poland.

Finland awarded a free kick in their own half.

Kamil Grosicki is replacing Nicola Zalewski for Poland at Stadion Slaski.

Poland make their third substitution with Bartosz Kapustka replacing Bartosz Slisz.

Jan Urban (Poland) is making a second substitution, with Karol Swiderski replacing Robert Lewandowski.

Free kick for Finland in their own half.

Finland to take a throw-in in Poland territory.

Rade Obrenovic awards the away team a throw-in.

Jacob Friis is making the team's fourth substitution at Stadion Slaski with Benjamin Kallman replacing Oliver Antman.

The away team have replaced Adam Markhiyev with Glen Kamara. This is the third substitution made today by Jacob Friis.

The away team replace Matti Peltola with Adam Stahl.

It's a goal kick for the home team in Chorzow.

Throw-in for Finland in the half of Poland.

Rade Obrenovic signals a free kick to Finland in their own half.

Throw-in for Finland in their own half.

Finland have a dangerous throw-in.

Can Finland get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Poland's half?

Poland awarded a free kick in their own half.

Free kick for Poland in their own half.

Ball goes out of play for a Poland goal kick.

Great finish from Jakub Kaminski to give Poland a 3-0 lead.

Robert Lewandowski gets his shot on target but fails to score for Poland.

Throw-in high up the field for Finland in Chorzow.

Poland needs to be cautious. Finland have an attacking throw-in.

Corner awarded to Poland.

Throw-in for Poland at Stadion Slaski.

Throw-in Finland.

A throw-in for the home team on the opposite half.

Finland to take a throw-in in Poland territory.

Throw-in for Finland at Stadion Slaski.

Poland have been awarded a corner by Rade Obrenovic.

Throw-in for Poland in their own half.

Rade Obrenovic awards the home team a throw-in.

Pawel Wszolek is replacing Matty Cash for the home team.

The ref's whistle signals the end of the first-half.

Rade Obrenovic signals a Finland throw-in in Poland's half.

It's now 2-0 in Chorzow as Robert Lewandowski scores for Poland. Piotr Zielinski with an assist there.

Finland awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Rade Obrenovic signals a free kick to Poland in their own half.

Poland have a goal kick.

In Chorzow Finland attack through Jere Uronen. The finish is off target, however.

Corner awarded to Finland.

A throw-in for the away team on the opposite half.

Throw-in for Finland in the half of Poland.

Ball safe as Finland is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Sebastian Szymanski for Poland drives towards goal at Stadion Slaski. But the finish is unsuccessful.

Can Poland capitalize from this throw-in deep inside Finland's half?

Poland to take a throw-in in Finland territory.

Robert Ivanov is on a sub for Miro Tehno for Finland.

Ball safe as Poland is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Free kick for Poland in the half of Finland.

Rade Obrenovic signals a throw-in for Finland, close to Poland's area.

Rade Obrenovic waits before resuming play because Miro Tehno for Finland is still down.

Goal kick for Finland at Stadion Slaski.

Poland are pushing forward but Sebastian Szymanski's finish is wide of the goal.

Corner awarded to Poland.

Can Poland get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Finland's half?

Matty Cash puts the ball in the net and the home team now lead 1-0. Great play from Jakub Kaminski to set up the goal.

Poland’s Matty Cash is on his feet again at Stadion Slaski.

Play has been interrupted briefly in Chorzow to check on Matty Cash, who is grimacing with pain.

Poland awarded a free kick in their own half.

Rade Obrenovic awards Finland a goal kick.

In Chorzow, Przemyslaw Wisniewski (Poland) misses the target with a header.

Poland have been awarded a corner by Rade Obrenovic.

Rade Obrenovic signals a free kick to Poland.

Throw-in for Poland in their own half.

Throw-in for Finland at Stadion Slaski.

Goal kick for Finland at Stadion Slaski.

Corner awarded to Poland.

Rade Obrenovic awards Finland a goal kick.

Free kick for Finland in their own half.

Free kick for Finland in their own half.

Poland are too eager and fall into an offside trap.

Poland awarded a free kick in their own half.

Ball goes out of play for a Finland goal kick.

Poland surge into the attack at Stadion Slaski but Bartosz Slisz’s header is off-target.

In Chorzow a free kick has been awarded the home team.

Rade Obrenovic signals a Finland throw-in in Poland's half.

It's a goal kick for the home team in Chorzow.

Throw-in Poland.

Rade Obrenovic awards the away team a throw-in.

Poland have been awarded a corner by Rade Obrenovic.

Poland's Przemyslaw Wisniewski goes close with his head but his effort is blocked.

Free kick Poland.

Throw-in for Finland close to the penalty box.

Finland awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Rade Obrenovic signals a free kick to Finland in their own half.

Finland have a goal kick.

Poland's Nicola Zalewski misses with an attempt on goal.

Both teams lost their last match.

Poland scores 1.67 goals when playing at home and Finland scores 0.5 goals when playing away (on average).

Average number of goals in the first half in meetings between Poland and Finland is 1.4.

Average number of goals in meetings between Poland and Finland is 2.8.

Poland scores 2.2 goals in a match against Finland and Finland scores 0.6 goals against Poland (on average).

In the last 5 meetings Poland won 2, Finland won 1, 2 draws.

Poland have lost just 1 of their last 5 games against Finland (in all competitions).

Poland's performance of the last 5 matches is better than Finland's.

In World Cup Qualification UEFA, Finland has better performance than Poland.

When Finland is down 1-0 away, they win 0% of their matches.

When Poland is down 0-1 home, they win 0% of their matches.

When Finland leads 0-1 away, they win in 50% of their matches.

When Poland leads 1-0 at home, they win in 75% of their matches.

On their last meeting Finland won by 1 goals.

The winner of their last meeting was Finland.

Poland wins 20% of halftimes, Finland wins 36%.

Poland wins 1st half in 20% of their matches, Finland in 36% of their matches.

Poland have scored at least one goal for 9 consecutive matches.

Karol Grzegorz Swiderski is Poland's top scorer with 2 goals. Joel Pohjanpalo has scored 2 times for Finland.

When playing at home, Poland have not conceded a goal so far this season.

When playing at home, Poland have not lost to Finland in their last 3 encounters.

Poland have won 3 home matches in a row.

Finland's last away win against Poland was in 2006.

During the last 10 meetings, Poland have won 5 times, there have been 3 draws while Finland have won 2 times. The goal difference is 21-10 in favour of Poland.

During the last 6 meetings with Poland playing at home, Poland have won 3 times, there have been 2 draws while Finland have won 1 times. The goal difference is 15-5 in favour of Poland.