MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
- Spain have won eight of their ten previous meetings against Poland (D1, L1).
- However, this will be a first meeting between the two at a major tournament.
- Poland's only victory over their hosts was a 2-1 win in November 1980.
- Spain have hosted Poland twice since 2000 - winning 3-0 in January 2000 and 6-0 in June 2010.
Spain
- Spain attempted 917 passes against Sweden and completed 830 of them - both were the highest ever recorded in a Euros match (since 1980).
- Their possession figure of 85% against the Swedes' was also the highest ever recorded in a single match.
- Spain have now failed to score in two of their last three matches.
- Alvaro Morata has now failed to score in his last four international matches.
- However, he has scored three of Spain's last four goals at a European Championship.
- Morata has also scored the most goals for Spain since Euro 2016, with 16 in 32 matches.
Poland
- Poland have won just two of their 12 matches at a European Championship (D6, L4).
- They have failed to score more than one goal in all 12 matches.
- The Poles could lose their opening two matches at a major tournament for the fourth time - but first at a European Championship.
- Robert Lewandowski has scored with just two of his 35 shots for Poland at major tournaments, failing to score with his last 17 attempts since netting against Portugal at Euro 2016.
