In UEFA Nations League Round 3, Poland defeated Romania 6-0 at home, with Lewandowski scoring a hat-trick. After the match, he spoke to Polish television's sports channel, discussing his physical condition, the significance of his goals, and his disappointment at missing the next match due to accumulated yellow cards.

I had a feeling I'd score my 90th goal for the national team today, but I didn't expect to get my 91st and 92nd as well. Today's hat-trick must have impressed you, right?

I'm certainly very happy. Not just because of the hat-trick, but because we won very convincingly. I felt good in training, as if my strength has returned.

However, in the first match, you still felt your legs were weak.

Yes, it was difficult at that time. After all, at this age and experiencing such a journey for the first time, preparation beforehand was not easy. I also said before that I didn't know when my condition would decline, and it turned out to be four or five days later. So this rest period helped me greatly. I also participated in two or three training sessions, and you could see in training that I had regained my vitality. From the start of today's match, I felt in the right form.

Speaking of declining form, we've already started talking about that. But now you've made such a strong comeback. After the match with Sweden, if you needed to prove yourself again, perhaps this performance today is the best way, isn't it?

It seems the national team still needs me. I haven't forgotten how to score, or how to play football. I can bring more than just experience and positioning on the pitch; I'm still scoring goals, which makes me very happy. Every goal I score for Poland, especially at this stadium, is very special to me and a dream come true.

I've been playing here since I was young, when it was still called the 10th Anniversary Stadium, on the same pitch. Later, I played matches here, scored my first goal at the National Stadium, and now I continue to score. All of this makes me very proud. This match and these goals make me very, very happy.

You had a great start to the second half. During halftime, did anyone in the dressing room say to take advantage of our numerical superiority and push forward from the beginning of the second half?

After scoring the first goal, we might have relaxed a bit and weren't as hungry for more goals. We were just passing the ball around, playing slowly, but we really needed to pick up the pace. So in the second half, we accelerated from the first minute, quickly scored goals and had plenty of space. I think this will certainly give more confidence to my teammates, and I hope it shows in the match against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

We're back in the race. Today's plan was to win and put ourselves back in contention. The next match is away to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and I hope we can continue to earn points there.

Everything is good, there's much to celebrate, but there are also regrets. You've received two yellow cards and won't be able to play against Bosnia and Herzegovina, and honestly, those two yellow cards were avoidable. Of course, emotions run high on the pitch, but it's more regrettable that our captain, who has just rediscovered his scoring touch, won't be able to contribute to the Bosnia and Herzegovina match.

It's really unfortunate. I only wanted to block the ball, but I stepped on his ankle, or rather his shoe. Actions like that can definitely get you a yellow card. Today my adrenaline was high, and so were my emotions. Sometimes I do enjoy some physical contact with opponents, testing them through ball challenges. But at that moment, I only wanted to block the ball with the outside of my foot.

I don't know if I stepped on his ankle after he kicked the ball or not. But the referee showed me the yellow card, so I have to accept it. Of course, I'd rather receive a yellow card like that while fighting for the ball than for some stupid action—that's some consolation. But it's truly regrettable; I just scored a hat-trick, and I definitely wanted to play in the next match. However, our team is strong enough, and other players can certainly replace me well.

Now do you know whether you'll fly to Bosnia and Herzegovina or return to the United States?

Well, I'm only starting to think about that now. Since I'm suspended from playing due to the yellow card, I'm not sure if another flight to Bosnia and Herzegovina is really necessary. Especially flying there and back, and then again...

There's a match right after you return.

That's right. So at this point, long-distance travel isn't something you can easily do. We should discuss it soon and see if it's necessary. I don't like these formal arrangements. If I can't play, what's the point of just being with my teammates? Instead of supporting them, I might just feel bad, and that could show on my face.

As for this formal arrangement, I don't know if the coach will consider it. So I don't think I'll go. I really don't see the point.

Robert, congratulations. Now enjoy this moment, enjoy today's performance, and everything you've proved to everyone. Thank you very much.

Thank you so much.

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