Lewandowski, 38, hits hat-trick in 6-0 Poland win
- Robert Lewandowski, 38, scored a hat‑trick in Poland’s 6‑0 Nations League win over Bosnia‑Herzegovina.
- The match was a Nations League fixture that ended 6‑0 in favor of Poland.
- Edin Dzeko played his final international match for Bosnia‑Herzegovina during the game.
- Lewandowski’s goals highlighted his continued influence for the Polish national team.
In a Nations League match that ended 6-0, Poland’s veteran striker Robert Lewandowski, 38, netted a hat‑trick to secure a decisive victory over Bosnia‑Herzegovina. The Polish side dominated the game from the first minute, with Lewandowski’s goals coming in quick succession and leaving the Bosnian defense unable to respond.
Lewandowski’s performance underscored his continued importance to the national team. The striker’s three goals were the most of any player in the match and added to his impressive tally of international goals, reinforcing his status as one of Poland’s most reliable forwards.
For Bosnia‑Herzegovina, the game marked the final appearance for captain Edin Dzeko. The Bosnian forward, who has been a key figure in the squad for years, played his last match for the national side during the 6‑0 defeat.
The result strengthens Poland’s standing in their Nations League group and sets the stage for their upcoming fixtures. Bosnia‑Herzegovina will need to regroup after losing their long‑time leader, while both teams look forward to the next phase of the competition.
