Poland secured a 2-0 victory over Lithuania in World Cup qualifying on 12 October, controlling the contest through superior attacking intent and clinical finishing. The visitors dominated the shot count with 12 attempts to Lithuania's 7, converting six on target compared to the hosts' solitary effort. Poland's xG of 1.28 substantially exceeded Lithuania's 0.39, reflecting their sustained pressure throughout the ninety minutes. Robert Lewandowski opened the scoring for the away side in what proved a decisive performance. Lithuania's defensive setup in a 5-4-1 formation limited their attacking opportunities, though their goalkeeper maintained a 100 per cent save percentage on the limited chances afforded. Poland's 3-4-3 shape created consistent width and penetration, allowing them to dictate proceedings. The result extends Poland's qualifying campaign momentum in Group G.