On Sunday night, Wales hosted Poland at Cardiff City Stadium for their final UEFA Nations League A group game.
The occasion marked the return of Wojciech Szczesny, who has been absent since sustaining an injury against Spezia almost a month ago.
The Juventus goalkeeper had already missed the first two games of the club’s campaign and only played one full game since the start of the season.
However, yesterday the 32-year-old seemed to be in very good form for his national team. The Poles emerged victorious thanks to a solitary goal from Karol Swiderski.
But as an Ilbianconeri account, Szczesny was vital to Poland’s victory, making at least a couple of critical saves to keep a clean sheet.
Poles therefore secured their place in League A for the next edition of the tournament by finishing third in their group behind the Netherlands and Belgium, while Wales fell to League B after finishing their campaign bottom of the table. table.
As for Juventus, the club will be pleased with the performance of their number one, even though Mattia Perin has been delivering bravely in his absence.
Elsewhere, Szczesny’s compatriot Arkadiusz Milik remained on the bench as an unused substitute for the duration of the match.
