Poland v Sweden live stream, Tuesday 29 March, 7.45pm GMT, Sky Sports
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Poland and Sweden face off for a place at the Qatar World Cup 2022 on Tuesday night in their play-off final.
The Poles were given a bye through the semi-finals after Russia were excluded from the competition following the invasion of Ukraine.
Sweden, meanwhile, edged past the Czech Republic with a 1-0 home win in extra-time last Thursday.
Poland warmed up for the make-or-break clash with a friendly away to Scotland, whose own play-off semi-final against Ukraine was postponed.
They required a last-gasp Krzysztof Piatek penalty to snatch a 1-1 draw at Hampden Park, and would’ve hoped for a more convincing display.
These two sides are familiar with one another after sharing a group at Euro 2020 last summer.
If their meeting at that tournament is anything to go by, this could be an entertaining match.
An Emil Forsberg brace put the Swedes 2-0 up only for Robert Lewandowski to hit back with two goals of his own.
But a 94th minute Viktor Claesson goal won it for Sweden and eliminated Poland in the process.
The hosts will be seeking revenge for that setback for the clash in Chorzow, as both nations aim to reach a second consecutive World Cup.
Kick-off is at 7.45pm GMT; UK viewers can watch live on Sky Sports Red Button.
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