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Poland
The Poland national football team, nicknamed the 'White Eagles' (Biało-czerwoni) or simply the 'Eagles' (Orły), is the country's representative team in official men's football competitions. Governed by the Polish Football Association (PZPN), their history dates back to their first international match in 1921. Poland has achieved notable successes, highlighted by third-place finishes in the 1974 World Cup in Germany and 1982 in Spain, considered their 'golden era'. Additionally, they won the gold medal at the 1972 Munich Olympics. The National Stadium in Warsaw, with a capacity for over 58,000 spectators, is their main venue. Secure your preferential access to experience the passion for the Polish colours.
News
Cash's late goal earns Poland a draw in the Netherlands
Matty Cash scored in the 80th minute to secure a crucial 1-1 draw for Poland in a World Cup qualifier in Rotterdam. (04/09/2025)
Lewandowski returns to national team as captain
New coach Jan Urban confirmed Robert Lewandowski's return and reinstatement as captain for the September qualifiers. (29/08/2025)
Jan Urban appointed as new head coach of Poland
Following Michał Probierz's resignation, the Polish FA appointed veteran coach Jan Urban to lead the team. (16/07/2025)
Complete guide for Poland
Attending a Poland National Team match is an unforgettable experience. To secure your spot, it's crucial to purchase verified tickets as soon as possible, especially for high-demand encounters. The National Stadium in Warsaw is the main venue; check how to get there and parking or public transport options. Find out about stadium regulations, such as permitted items. If travelling from another city or country, book your accommodation and flights in advance. Don't forget to wear your white and red jersey to show your unconditional support and enjoy the unique match atmosphere offered by the Polish fans.