Poland - Moldova - 1:1. Euro 2024. Match review, statistics

On 15 October, one of the matches of Euro 2024 in football took place. The Polish National Team and the Moldovan National Team met.

Euro-2024

Poland - Moldova - 1: 1 (0:1)
Goals: K. Swiderski (53) - I. Nicolaescu (26)

Warnings: Oleg Reabciuc (18), Maxim Cojocaru (21), V. Postolaki (42), D. Marandici (45+4). Marandici (45+4), Frankovski (47).

Review of the match Poland - Moldova:

In a recent European Championship qualifying match at Stadion Narodowa, Poland faced Moldova in a thrilling contest that ended in a 1-1 draw. The first half started with a strong defence from both teams, which prevented any goals in the opening minutes. However, on the 26th minute, Moldovan player I. Nicolaescu managed to break through the Poles' defence and score a magnificent goal. This allowed Moldova to go to the break with the score 1:0. At the beginning of the second half, the Polish team seemed to be determined to equalise the score. In the 53rd minute, K. Sviderski, taking advantage of a scoring chance, hit the net and levelled the score. Polish fans exploded with joyful shouts as their team showed great resilience and fighting spirit. In the course of the match both teams made several substitutions trying to achieve success. For Poland, P. Dziczek replaced B. Slisz in the 46th minute, and for Moldova, V. Damascan replaced M. Cojocaru in the 60th minute. These changes brought fresh energy into the game and gave new dynamics to the game actions of the teams. In the 72nd minute Poland made a triple substitution, replacing S. Szymanski with F. Marchwinski, A. Milik with A. Buksa. Buksa, and P. Wszolek for J. Kaminski. Kaminski.

Similarly, Moldova introduced I. Revenko instead of S. Platic and N. Motpan instead of M. Platic in the same minute. The substitutions brought a new dimension to the match, led to strategic changes and changed the course of the game. Both teams fought aggressively, but neither team was able to get the winning goal. As the match progressed, the tension on the pitch increased, leading to several yellow cards. On the 18th minute Moldovan O. Reabcuc received a yellow card. Reabciuc, and on the 21st minute - M. Cojocaru. Moldovan players V. Postolaki and D. Marandici also received yellow cards on the 42nd and 45th minutes respectively. P. Frankowski from Poland was also in the referee's book, receiving a yellow card in the 47th minute, and in the 82nd minute Moldovan S. Platica was also yellow carded. Platica. The match became very competitive and physical, with both teams fighting for supremacy. However, their efforts were in vain when the final whistle blew, leaving the scoreboard at 1-1. Poland showed character, coming back from defeat to secure a draw. On the other hand, Moldova showed resilience, defending their advantage to the end. An exciting match took place at the Stadion Narodovy stadium, which will be remembered by the fans for a long time.

The next round of matches awaits the rivals: Poland - Czech Republic, Moldova - Albania.

Statistics of the match Poland - Moldova: