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The match was part of the UEFA Nations League, in which national teams compete in groups divided into divisions.
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Poland lost to Bosnia and Herzegovina 0-1 in the Nations League football match. The goal was scored from a penalty kick by Ivan Basić.
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Poland 1-0 in the 84th minute
Goal: Ivan Basić (84-penalty).
Yellow cards: Bosnia and Herzegovina - Armin Gigović, Ermedin Demirović, Nikola Katić; Poland - Nicola Zalewski, Jan Bednarek, Norbert Wojtuszek.
Referee: Jeremie Pignard (France).

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