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In football, they say that the most important thing is the next match. Also, the first opponent is the most dangerous.
This seems to have been forgotten by one of Poland's football legends, the former prominent striker, Zbigniew Bonjek.
Bonjek, who can only be compared to a Lato in the "white eagles" national team, and who has been Vice President of UEFA and former president of the Polish Football Federation, seems to be happy that the World Cup play-off draw has placed his national team against Albania.
In an interview for Polish television, "polsatsport", he states with understatement that " Albania is a rival that we easily beat at home ", and adds that "if we don't beat Albania, how can they claim that we will go to the World Cup".
Then, focus more on the potential rival in the play-off final, Sweden, which will play its semi-final against Ukraine.
" It's the easiest rival ," are his words, as he fiercely protests that the Swedes have the opportunity to go to the World Cup coming from the Nations League, while in the qualifying group they only received two points.
We recall that Sweden lost both matches against Kosovo, 0-2 in Pristina and 0-1 in Stockholm. The former Juventus star, once champion of Italy, Europe and the World, and who reached third place in the 1982 World Cup with Poland, believes that the draw in the semi-finals, and then in the final if it gets there, is the easiest possible.
" We couldn't have found a better one ," is his assessment. The hope is that the Polish footballers and their coach Jan Urban share the same opinion as the legend Zbigniew Bonjek.
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