Poland dominated Finland 3–1 in a World Cup qualifier, establishing control through a direct 4–4–2 setup that exploited the visitors' 3–4–2–1 formation. The hosts created a significant quality advantage, registering 15 shots to Finland's 5, with 6 on target compared to 2, while Poland's expected goals of 2.15 vastly outweighed Finland's 0.29. Goals from Matty Cash, Robert Lewandowski, and Jakub Kaminski secured the victory, though Poland's goalkeeper made only half of the expected saves, suggesting Finland's single goal came against the run of play. The disparity in attacking output reflected Poland's dominance throughout, with their 4–4–2 providing sufficient width and defensive cover to neutralise Finland's limited offensive threat. This comprehensive victory strengthens Poland's qualification prospects in Group G.