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"I have reason to be very proud", says Head Coach Jerzy Brzęczek after match against North Macedonia

Six matches, six wins, leading the table — the Polish U-21 national team's record after the autumn part of the qualifiers is impressive indeed. The head coach agrees. "I would give the team a six myself. The difficulty level in these qualifiers increased with each match. The highlight was the match against Italy. For me, it is a source of great pride and satisfaction to be able to work with such a group of people — both the players and the entire coaching staff, everyone who makes up this team. We created a great atmosphere and did a lot of work. I just try not to get in the way", said Jerzy Brzęczek.

[U-21] Poland defeats North Macedonia. Flawless autumn for White-and-Reds!

The Polish U-21 national team defeated North Macedonia 1-0 in Bitola, securing their sixth victory in six matches in the qualifiers for the EURO U-21 finals. It was a fantastic autumn for Jerzy Brzęczek's team!

The young team remains undefeated! Poland wins 2-1 against Italy in Szczecin

The Polish U21 national team defeated Italy 2:1 in the top match of Group E of the EURO U-21 qualifiers and remained undefeated in the competition. The match in Szczecin was watched by a record number of over 19,000 fans, who had the opportunity to see a good game and goals worthy of the world's greatest stadiums.

An emphatic victory to start the qualifiers

In the opening match of the European Championship qualifying campaign, Poland defeated North Macedonia 3–0. They led at half-time thanks to an own goal. In the second half, substitutes Marcel Reguła and Oskar Pietuszewski scored, and the team under Jerzy Brzęczek, making his debut as head coach of the Poland national under-21 football team, secured an emphatic victory.

Jerzy Brzęczek Appointed Poland U-21 National Team Head Coach

The Polish Football Association announces that Jerzy Brzęczek has been appointed as the new head coach of the Poland U-21 national team, succeeding Adam Majewski.

Wonderful evening in Łódź - Poland's comeback ends with a draw against Germany

In the last group match of the qualifying round of the U-21 European Championships, the Poles brought a mood swing to the almost 12,000-strong crowd at the Widzew Łódź Stadium. The White and Reds were losing 1:3 to Germany by halftime (after Dominik Marczuk's goal), but in the second half Jakub Kałuzinski and Mariusz Fornalczyk secured a draw.