Polish Preview U-17 Vs Argentina U-17: Hazard Signal For La Albiceleste

Argentina U-17 still has to find three points to qualify automatically for the knockout stages of the 2023 U-17 World Cup.

JAKARTA Poland U-17 and Argentina U-17 will meet in the last match of Group D of the 2023 U-17 World Cup at the Jakarta International Stadium (JIS), Friday, November 17, 2023 at 16.00 WIB.

While playing the second group match, both teams achieved contradictory results. Poland U-17 lost 1-4 against Senegal U-17, while Argentina U-17 won 3-1 over Japan U-17.

Poland U-17 has not secured a single win from the two matches they have played. The result left them slumped at the bottom of the standings without points.

Not yet getting points has made Poland U-17 confirmed to be eliminated. Even so, they targeted victory in the last match before lifting the suitcase.

Poland's U-17 desire to win is clearly a danger signal for La Albiceleste, the nickname Argentina U-17. Moreover, Diego Placente's troops are still chasing tickets to qualify for the knockout stages.

The victory over Japan U-17 in the second match made Argentina U-17 sit in second place in the standings. They are three points adrift of Senegal U-17 in the top spot and ensure themselves qualify for the knockout stages.

Therefore, in order to be more comfortable to the round of 16, La Albiceleste must win over Poland U-17 while hoping that Japan U-17 will lose against Senegal U-17.

If that scenario occurs then Argentina U-17 will accompany Senegal U-17 to finish as the group's two best teams. Meanwhile, Japan U-17 gets the opportunity to hunt tickets through the best ranking route.

Formation Forecast

Poland U-17 (3-4-1-2): Micha totals; Micha care for Gurgul, Igor Orlikowski, Dominik Szala; Jakub Krzyzanowski, Igor Brzyski, Maksymilian Sznaucner, Krzysztof Kolanko; Karol Borys; Daniel Miko bigajewski, Mateusz Skoczylas

Coach: Marcin Wlodarski

Argentina U-17 (4-2-3-1): Jeremias Florentin; Octavio Ontivero, Tobias Palacio, Juan Gimenez, Dylan Gorosito; Mariano Gerez, Valentino Acuna; Maher Carizzo, Claudio Echiverri, Santiago Lopez; Agustin Roberto

Coach: Diego Placente