Poland vs Sweden Predictions, Betting Tips and Match Previews

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Poland

Sweden

Sweden Double Chance (Win or Draw)

Reasoning

Reason for tip

Poland suffered a third defeat in four when they were beaten by Romania at the weekend, and they could struggle against Sweden. Graham Potter’s team have four wins and one draw in this Nations League campaign, scoring 10 goals across those five matches.

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Sweden 3-1

Reasoning

Reason for tip

Sweden won 3-1 when these two sides met in Solna, and they’ve won eight of the last nine head-to-head encounters between the sides. These two have met twice in 2026, and there have been at least four goals scored in both clashes, so back a 3-1 win for Sweden.

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Alexander Isak To Score Anytime

Reasoning

Reason for tip

Liverpool striker Alexander Isak has scored in four of his last five starts for the Reds, and he can carry that form into this visit to Poland on Tuesday night.

7/4odds when tipped

Sweden have won eight of the last nine head-to-head meetings
Both teams have scored in 13 of Sweden’s previous 15 games
Both meetings in 2026 have produced over 3.5 goals and Swedish wins

Swedes are good for victory in Wroclaw

Poland could be headed for successive Nations League relegations if they lose at home to Sweden. The Poles needed only to draw against Romania on Saturday to ensure they would stay in League B, but they suffered a third loss in four games.

That run started with a 3-1 loss to the Swedes in Solna and their only joy came against a Romanian side that played almost 70 minutes with ten men.
Sweden have four wins and one draw in this Nations League campaign, and Graham Potter’s side have scored 10 times in five games.

They have bossed the historical head-to-head with Poland, including two wins already in 2026 in which both teams have scored. Four of the last five meetings have produced at least four goals.

Liverpool striker Alexander Isak has scored in four of his last five starts for the Reds, and he also came off the bench to score in the Champions League reverse against Fenerbahce. Back him to bag his 20th international goal here.