Polish national football team (U-21 men)

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Poland U-21
Logo of the Polish Football Association
Association Polski Związek Piłki Nożnej
confederacy UEFA
Technical sponsor Nike
Head coach Czesław Michniewicz
Assistant coach Miroslaw Kalita
FIFA code POLE
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Successes in tournaments
European Championship
Participation in the finals 5 ( first : 1982 )
Best results 1982 , 1984 , 1986 , 1992 , 1994 (quarter-finals)
(As of August 5, 2015)

The Polish U-21 national soccer team is a selection team of Polish soccer players . It is subordinate to the PZPN and represents it at the U-21 level , in friendly matches against the national teams of other national associations, but also at the European championships of the continental association UEFA . Eligible to play are players who have not yet reached the age of 21 and who are Polish citizens . In tournaments, the age at the first qualifying game is decisive.

Participation in the U-21 European Championships

1982 Quarter finals
1984 Quarter finals
1986 Quarter finals
1992 Quarter finals
1994 Quarter finals
1996-2015 not qualified
2017 Preliminary round
2019 Preliminary round
Note: Between 1978 and 1992, the final round of a U-21 European Championship was not held in one country, but instead was played back and forth in the respective participating nations.

Trainer

Current squad

Players called up for the European Championship qualifiers against Finland on October 6, 2017 and Lithuania on October 10, 2017.

No. Surname birthday society country
goal
- Bartłomiej Drągowski August 19, 1997 AC Florence Italy
- Kamil Grabara January 8, 1999 Liverpool FC England
- Tomasz Loska January 26, 1996 Górnik Zabrze Poland
Defense
- Jan Bednarek April 12, 1996 Southampton FC England
- Paweł Bochniewicz January 30, 1996 Udinese Calcio Italy
- Jakub Bartosz August 13, 1996 Wisła Kraków Poland
- Patryk Dziczek March 25, 1998 Piast Gliwice Poland
- Robert Gumny June 4, 1998 Lech poses Poland
- Krystian Miss April 12, 1996 Corona Kielce Poland
- Paweł Stolarski January 28, 1996 Lechia Gdańsk Poland
- Mateusz Wieteska February 11, 1997 Górnik Zabrze Poland
midfield
- Bartosz Kapustka December 23, 1996 Sc freiburg Germany
- David Kopacz May 29, 1999 Borussia Dortmund Germany
- Maciej Ambrosiewicz May 24, 1998 Górnik Zabrze Poland
- Kamil Jóźwiak April 22, 1998 Lech poses Poland
- Konrad Michalak September 19, 1997 Wisla Plock Poland
- Jakub Piotrowski 4th October 1997 Pogoń Szczecin Poland
- Damian Rasak February 8, 1996 Wisla Plock Poland
- Sebastian Szymanski May 10, 1999 Legia Warsaw Poland
- Szymon Żurkowski September 25, 1997 Górnik Zabrze Poland
Storm
- Dawid Kownacki March 14, 1997 Sampdoria Genoa Italy
- Oskar Zawada February 1, 1996 Karlsruher SC Germany
- Karol Świderski January 23, 1997 Jagiellonia Białystok Poland
- Paweł Tomczyk May 4, 1998 Podbeskidzie Bielsko-Biała Poland

The last international matches

date Venue opponent Result 1) Goal scorers Competition
08 Sep 2015 Kielce SwedenSweden Sweden U-21 0-0 Friendly match
0Oct 8, 2015 Lublin IsraelIsrael Israel U-21 3: 1 (0: 1) 0: 1 Ataa Jaber (42.), 1: 1 Krzysztof Piątek (53.), 2: 1 Mariusz Stępiński (64.), 3: 1 Mariusz Stępiński (68., penalty) Friendly match
Oct 13, 2015 Białystok RomaniaRomania Romania U-21 0-0 Friendly match
Nov 12, 2015 Gdynia NorwayNorway Norway U-21 1: 0 (0: 0) 1-0 Paweł Jaroszyński (72.) Friendly match
Nov 16, 2015 Krakow UkraineUkraine Ukraine U-21 0: 1 (0: 0) 0: 1 Roman Yaremchuk (72nd) Friendly match
23 Mar 2016 Bydgoszcz FinlandFinland Finland U-21 1: 0 (1: 0) 1-0 Mariusz Stępiński (32nd) Friendly match
26th Mar 2016 Włocławek BelarusBelarus Belarus U-21 3: 0 (2: 0) 1-0 Adam Buksa (16th), 2-0 Mariusz Stępiński (45th), 3-0 Łukasz Moneta (90th) Friendly match

1) Results from a Polish perspective

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Profile on weltfussball.de