Poland and Nigeria drew 2-2 in an International Friendly on 3 June, with the hosts' attacking intent ultimately undone by defensive vulnerabilities. Playing a 3-4-3 formation, Poland dominated proceedings with 12 shots and 8 on target, generating 2.54 expected goals, yet failed to convert their superiority into victory. Nigeria, operating in a compact 4-4-2, proved dangerous on the counter despite mustering only 9 shots and 5 on target for 1.8 xG. The visitors' goalkeeper made five saves at a 60 per cent save rate, though crucially conceded 2.0 post-shot expected goals, indicating Poland created genuinely high-quality chances. Poland's three-at-the-back system provided width but left spaces in transition that Nigeria exploited effectively. Referee Marian Barbu oversaw a competitive encounter that neither side could decisively control. Both teams will reflect on missed opportunities in a draw that leaves their friendly campaign unresolved.