Poland vs Romania 6-0

Poland beat Romania 6-0 at National Stadium Warsaw. Radu Drăguşin was sent off in the 22nd minute, and Robert Lewandowski scored a hat-trick.

Lewandowski scored from the spot in the first half and twice after the break. Poland added three more goals after half-time to pull away.

The first goal came on 24 minutes when Lewandowski converted a penalty for 1-0. Romania were reduced to 10 men two minutes earlier, then the visitors reached the interval at 1-0 after Virgil Ghiță and Tudor Băluță were booked and Lewandowski collected a yellow card for Poland. Halftime was Poland 1-0 Romania.

Lewandowski made it 2-0 in the 47th minute from Nicola Zalewski's assist, before Virgil Ghiță put through his own net on 49 minutes to make it 2-1. Piotr Zieliński restored Poland's two-goal cushion on 62 minutes, Jan Bednarek made it 4-1 in the 66th minute from Sebastian Szymański's pass, and Lewandowski sealed his second of the match on 86 minutes after coming on in the 78th minute, with Oskar Pietuszewski supplying the assist after his own introduction on 78 minutes. Poland made two changes on 63 minutes and two more on 71 minutes, while Romania made three changes on 67 minutes. Andrei Borza was booked on 73 minutes after coming on in the 67th minute.

Poland had 67% of the ball, made 672 passes to Romania's 339 and had 24 shots to 10, with 9 on target to 3. They also won 7 corners to 1 and finished with 3 saves to Romania's 4, while the foul count stood at 9-11.

The bookings were Drăguşin's red card for Romania in the 22nd minute, plus yellow cards for Virgil Ghiță on 35 minutes, Tudor Băluță on 39 minutes and Andrei Borza on 73 minutes. Poland were cautioned twice, with Lewandowski booked on 42 minutes and Karol Świderski on 57 minutes.