How to watch Sweden vs Poland: Free Streams & TV Info for World Cup 2026 qualifying play-off

Sweden striker Viktor Gyokeres
Sweden striker Viktor Gyokeres (Image credit: Getty Images)

Watch Sweden vs Poland in this World Cup play-off qualifier final, with all the details on live streaming and TV coverage right here in this guide.

Sweden vs Poland: Key information

• Date: Tuesday 31 March 2026

• Kick-off time: 7:45pm BST / 2:45pm ET

• Venue: Strawberry Arena, Stockholm

• FREE STREAM: TVP (Poland)

• Streams: Prime Video PPV (UK) / Fubo (US) / Stan Sport (AUS)

• Watch from anywhere: Try NordVPN (up to 77% off + free Amazon gift card)

Sweden beat Ukraine whilst Poland came from behind to emerge against Romania in their respective qualifying play-off semi-finals, setting up a grandstand final this evening.

FourFourTwo has all the information you need to watch Sweden vs Poland online, on TV, and from anywhere with a VPN.

Can I watch Sweden vs Poland for free?

Sweden vs Poland is free in Poland, with national broadcaster TVP showing the game.

Away from Poland right now? NordVPN will ensure your usual coverage wherever you are in the world – more on that below.

Watch Sweden vs Poland from anywhere

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How to watch Sweden vs Poland in the UK

Prime Video will have a pay-per-view of Sweden vs Poland in the UK.

Watch Sweden vs Poland with Amazon Prime's PPV

Watch Sweden vs Poland with Amazon Prime's PPV

Amazon Prime Video will broadcast Sweden vs Poland with a pay-per-view price of £2.49 for this game. You will not need an active Prime membership to watch, just the PPV.

Watch Sweden vs Poland in the US

Sweden vs Poland will be available to watch through Fubo in the US.

Fubo will be showing Sweden vs Poland in the US

Fubo will be showing Sweden vs Poland in the US

Fubo offers two ways to watch Sweden vs Poland. Either access it via their PPV service ($19.95) or through Fubo's Sports + News subscription ($55.99/month). This will include every World Cup qualifier.

How to watch Sweden vs Poland in Australia

Football fans in Australia can watch Sweden vs Poland live through Stan Sport.

Watch Sweden vs Poland on Stan Sport

Watch Sweden vs Poland on Stan Sport

Stan Sport is your one-stop shop for football, with every single Premier League, Champions League and international game available on the streaming platform, for AU$32 per month.

Sweden vs Poland: Preview

For the second time in four years, Sweden and Poland will battle for only one place at the World Cup.

A goal each from Robert Lewandowski and Piotr Zieliński secured their passage to the 2022 edition.

The winner will be placed into Group F alongside the Netherlands, Japan and Tunisia and in the previous meeting, it was the Poles who came out on top.

▶︎ Read More: How to watch World Cup qualifying play-offs

Arsenal man Viktor Gyokeres is the one to watch for the hosts, as he netted a hat-trick against Ukraine earlier this week.

As ever, Poland captain Lewandowski - also their record goalscorer and caps holder - is the visitors' main danger man.

Teenagers Filip Rozga and Oskar Pietuszewski both played a part in the comeback win against Albania - the latter is only aged 17 but has been impressive for Porto.

FourFourTwo's prediction

Sweden 1-2 Poland

FourFourTwo is predicting Poland to win in Stockholm, with Graham Potter's side crashing out.


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