Sweden makes several changes to the starting eleven ahead of the match against Poland

When the Swedish men's national football team faces Poland on Monday evening, national team captain Graham Potter has been forced to change the starting eleven compared to the one he chose for Friday's match against Romania.

Attacking star Alexander Isak and right-back Emil Holm, who both started on Friday, have left the national team because they are injured. For the same reason, Hjalmar Ekdal has left the collection. He was substituted against Romania last Friday.

Daniel Svensson replaces Emil Holm and Benjamin Nygren replaces Alexander Isak. In addition, Patrik Wålemark starts instead of Alexander Bernhardsson, Gabriel Gudmundsson instead of Elliot Stroud and Besfort Zeneli instead of Sebastian Nanasi. In addition, it is worth noting that the big star Robert Lewandowski is benched in the Polish starting eleven.

This is how Sweden will line up tonight:

Viktor Johansson – Daniel Svensson, Carl Starfelt, Victor Nilsson Lindelöf (K), Gabriel Gudmundsson – Patrik Wålemark, Lucas Bergvall, Yasin Ayari, Besfort Zeneli – Benjamin Nygren, Viktor Gyökeres.

Substitutes: Noel Törnqvist, Melker Ellborg, Gustaf Lagerbielke, Elliot Stroud, John Mellberg, Paulos Abraham, Williot Swedberg, Hampus Skoglund, Jesper Karlström, Sebastian Nanasi, Hugo Larsson and Alexander Bernhardsson.

The text is updated.