Poland have a respectable win rate across their last 10 matches, but their attacking performances have been inconsistent. They have scored just 16 goals in their last 10 games, averaging 1.6 goals per match, and in several of those matches they failed to score more than once. When facing well-organized defensive sides, they often find themselves in the frustrating position of dominating without converting. Another key factor is Nigeria’s defensive resilience. Nigeria have conceded just 6 goals in their last 10 matches, averaging only 0.6 goals against per game, which highlights how solid they have been at the back. The team has kept multiple clean sheets in the Africa Cup of Nations and in qualifiers, showing a mature and well-drilled defensive system. Although this is a friendly, Nigeria have long been built on defensive stability and are unlikely to leave Poland too much space. In terms of the betting line, most major bookmakers opened at 2.5 goals, but the live line has uniformly dropped to 2/2.5 goals. At the same time, the odds for the over have risen from around 0.80 at the low end to the 0.85-0.95 range. With neither side posting particularly strong over rates recently, the line drop and odds rise suggest the market has limited confidence in the over. Overall, Poland’s attacking efficiency is average, Nigeria are defensively solid, and the market movement points toward the under. This match is expected to produce no more than 2 total goals.