The Poland-Netherlands match in the Nations League should seriously make Czesław Mikhnevich think. It’s hard to find positives after that. The ratings that we gave to Byalo-Chervon after this meeting (on a scale from 1 to 10) cannot be high…
The Poles simply felt bad compared to the Dutch in front of their own audience in Warsaw. It is not surprising that after the last whistle the white-reds were booed. They introduced themselves very badly, which was reflected in the notes we gave them for this meeting.
Ratings after the game Poland - Netherlands in the League of Nations
Wojciech Szczesny (5) - He was helpless with goals, besides, he defended what he had to defend. He got too excited when he ran into Weghorst at the end of the game, as he risked a red card, but the referee was lenient.
Jan Bednarek (2) - Of all those who came today to watch the game of the Dutchman, he had the best seat. He was on the pitch, but he mostly watched what the Oranges were doing. This was especially evident in action at a score of 0:2, when in a duel with Bergwijn they did not even try to take the ball away from him. In addition, Aston Villa’s competitor did not even manage to communicate with his colleagues. In general, it is clear that he is not in the rhythm of the match, and he has not played in the league since mid-August.
Camille Glick (2) - As agile as Batory in the port, which the Dutch put up many times. He did not control what was happening in the penalty area with the score 0:1, and with the score 0:2, Janssen easily took the lead. In addition, the Benevento player was simply weak in passing the ball and won few matches.
Jakub Kivior (4) - Our best defensive block against the Netherlands, although it was as much a feat as buttering a sandwich by a professional chef. He did not break down with any of the goals, he tried to join the game, although the high pressure of the players from the coach van Gaal often stopped his impulses in the bud. It was evident that he still lacked mutual understanding with his colleagues, but at least he avoided critical mistakes.
Przemysław Frankowski (3) - He approached the match exceptionally badly. It was he who did not protect Blind in the 11th minute, it was he who lost the Gakpo markings at the very first goal. He also made several missed passes and did not communicate well with his friends in the context of moving around the field and passing passes. Over time, he got a little better, which led to the appearance of centers at the beginning of the second half. Milik denied him an assist when he mixed poorly in the 52nd minute.
Karol Linetti (2) - How beautifully Michal Borkowski wrote on Twitter: “Today he played at his level as a middle midfielder from central Torino. There was no reason to expect it to be big compared to the Netherlands.” Indeed, Coleyorge’s student got lost, we do not remember a single good play he played.
Source: Wprost
