1-1, the world s 33rd blocked the world s 6th, Lewandowski s ecstasy, the 31-year-old Manchester United veteran showed his savior

The Polish team, ranked 33rd in the world, ushered in the 9th round of the first group stage of the European preliminaries. Poland sat at its home court to face the Dutch team, ranked 6th in the world.

Poland ranked second in Group G with 13 points before the game, 3 points behind the Dutch team at the top, so this game is the first battle in Group G. Poland will definitely not be reconciled to finishing second in the group. They also want to get first in the group and directly advance to the World Cup. The Dutch team obviously does not want their top spot to be taken away by the Polish team, so this game will be a severe test for both sides. Because the Netherlands is stronger on paper, more fans were full of confidence in the Netherlands defeating Poland as a guest before the game.

In the 43rd minute of the first half, Lewandowski sent an exquisite through ball in the center circle. Kaminski quickly followed up and got the ball near the top line of the left arc before calmly scoring a low shot to help Poland take the lead.

In the second minute of the second half, Mullen's header from close range on the right side of the penalty area was saved. Then the 31-year-old Manchester United veteran Depay succeeded in a supplementary shot from the middle of the penalty area to help the Dutch team equalize the score.

In the end, the two sides shook hands and made a draw. Poland missed its 3-game winning streak, while the Netherlands missed its 4-game winning streak. After the game, the Netherlands continued to rank first in the group with 17 points, while Poland continued to rank second in the group with 14 points.