Poland vs. Wales LIVE via ESPN 3 and STAR Plus – UEFA Nations League

Poland vs. Welsh LIVE ESPN: They face each other this Wednesday, June 1 from 11:00 am (Peruvian time) for the first date of Group A of League 1 of the UEFA Nations League. The match will also be broadcast by Star+ and DirecTV GO, while you will be able to follow all the incidents, with videos of the goals, through this minute by minute.

The actions will take place at the Tarczynski Arena in Wroclaw and the Slovenian referee Rade Obrenovic will be in charge of dispensing justice. The Netherlands and Belgium are the remaining members of the group, but they will only collide with each other on Thursday, June 2 (1:45 pm).

ON WHICH CHANNEL TO WATCH POLAND VS. WELSH

Argentina: Star+, ESPN3 Argentina

bolivia: Star+, ESPN3

Brazil: ESPN4, Star+, NOW NET and Claro

Chili: ESPN3, Star+

Colombia: ESPN3, Star+

Ecuador: Star+, ESPN3

International: UEFA.tv

Paraguay: Star+, ESPN3

Peru: ESPN3, Star+

USA: Fubo Sports Network

Uruguay: Star+, ESPN3

Venezuela: Star+, ESPN3

POLAND VS. WALES: TIME OF THE MATCH

United States – 9.00 am Los Angeles time

Mexico – 11.00 a.m.

United States – 11.00 am Texas time

Peru – 11.00 a.m.

Ecuador – 11.00 a.m.

Colombia – 11.00 a.m.

United States – 12.00 am Miami time

Bolivia – 12.00 pm

Venezuela – 12.00 pm

Chile – 12.00 pm

Paraguay – 12.00 pm

Uruguay – 1.00 pm

Argentina – 1.00 p.m.

Brazil – 1.00 pm

England – 5.00 p.m.

Spain – 6.00 pm

Italy – 6.00 p.m.

The Polish team has grown a lot in its football level and will now take advantage of the League of Nations to prepare to the fullest, thinking about the Qatar 2022 World Cup. Those led by Czesław Michniewicz got the ticket to the tournament after beating Sweden in the playoffs.

And without major surprises, Robert Lewandowski is the main reference of the ‘White Eagles’, not only for being the team’s top scorer, but also for performing as captain. Grzegorz Krychowiak and Piotr Zielinski are other important figures that appeared in the offense.

In the same way, the inclusion of Matthew Cash has meant a great contribution to the team. The right-back, born in England and recently nationalized, stands out in his original position, but at the same time he performs perfectly in the role of lane.

For its part, the Welsh team still dreams of accessing the World Cup and has the European playoffs ahead. The team surpassed its similar from Austria in the first instance and now awaits the winner of Scotland vs. Ukraine, the rival he will face during this month.

Coach Robert Page is getting ready for that key and will fine-tune his strategy in the presentations for the UEFA Nations League. Due to the demands during these weeks, Gareth Bale could have rest, although it is not ruled out that he could share roles in the attack with Harry Wilson and Daniel James.

POLAND – WALES: HISTORY

Throughout history, Poland have faced Wales seven times and the balance favors the ‘White Eagles’, who won five times, lost one game and drew the other.

02-11-2009: Wales 0-1 Poland – Friendly

09-07-2005: Poland 1-0 Wales – Qualifiers

10-13-2004: Wales 2-3 Poland – Qualifiers

06-02-2001: Wales 1-2 Poland – Qualifiers

10-11-2000: Poland 0-0 Wales – Qualifiers

09-25-1973: Poland 3-0 Wales – Qualifiers

03-27-1973: Wales 2-0 Poland – Qualifiers

POLAND VS. WALES: LINE-UPS

Poland: Wojciech Szczesny; Matthew Cash, Kamil Glik, Jan Bednarek, Bartosz Bereszynski; Kristian Bielik; Piotr Zielinski, Jacek Góralski, Grzegorz Krychowiak, Sebastian Szymanski, and Robert Lewandowski.

Welsh: Wayne Hennessey; Ethan Ampadu, Joe Rodon, Ben Davies; Connor Roberts, Joe Allen, Aaron Ramsey, Neco Williams; HarryWilson; Daniel James and Gareth Bale.