Polish defender Przemysław Wiśniewski expressed satisfaction with his side’s display in Wednesday’s international friendly against Nigeria, noting that the team deserved to earn a point from the encounter. The match, held at the 58,000-seat Stadion PGE Narodowy in Warsaw, ended in a 2-2 stalemate.
Under the guidance of coach Jan Urban, the Polish squad mounted comebacks on two occasions to secure the draw. Wiśniewski highlighted the team’s improved defensive organization compared to their previous outing, a 2-0 loss to Ukraine. He remarked that Nigeria created few clear-cut chances in the opening half, aside from their goals, and credited the Polish defense for being more solid overall.
The host nation generated numerous scoring opportunities but were repeatedly denied by Nigeria’s goalkeeper Maduka Okoye, as well as their own wayward finishing. Terem Moffi and Paul Onuachu found the net for the Super Eagles, while Kacper Potuski and Wiśniewski scored for Poland. Wiśniewski emphasized that the team will analyze both matches to continue improving.