Conspiracy Theory About Lewandowski: Did He Get a Yellow Card and Suspension Before the Match with Bosnia and Herzegovina on Purpose?
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Poland - Romania 6-0 caused harsh reactions in our country, but the Warsaw match "continues. A player reached the center of an accusation that fuelled suspicions about a possible "arrangement."
In Monday's Nations League match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Polish national team will have to cope without its captain and top scorer, Robert Lewandowski. Coach Jan Urban makes no secret of the fact that difficult times are ahead, and now is the time to think about the team's future following the departure of its biggest stars.
Poland has categorically defeated Romania, score 6-0, in Warsaw, in the League of Nations, in a match in which Robert Lewandowski scored three times. After the match, however, there were also accusations about a possible "scenario . . . set up around the Polish attacker. Cezary Kucharski, former Polish international and Lewandowski's manager until 2018, claims that [...]
The Polish national team is visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina in Zenica in the League of Nations, and the Poles will have to perform without their captain and first star, Robert Lewandowski, in this match.
Did Robert Lewandowski deliberately pick up two yellow cards to avoid playing in the away match against Bosnia and Herzegovina? This was one of the topics discussed by experts on the "Cafe Futbol" program.
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