World Cup 2018: 5 best and worst players from Colombia's win against Poland

#2 Worst - Robert Lewandowski

Lewandowski was left irate against Colombia

For the second straight game, Poland's captain Robert Lewandowski had yet another frustrating World Cup game. Despite the lack of quality and assistance from his teammates, the 29 year old did manage to pile up 5 attempts at goal but only two shots were on target.

The majority of the blame will go to the rest of the Polish attacking players for their poor service to their star striker, but in a game like that against Colombia where chances were few, it was necessary for Lewandowski also to capitalize on the opportunities he received.

The Bayern Munich forward was nothing but mediocre as he too ruined some of Poland's attacking surge with his inefficient passing and lack of involvement in the build-up as he finished just 70 percent of his total passes.

Lewa was unable to link up with his fellow attackers around the box and his service to them was also questionable as it was unlike of what he usually has provided at club level for a number of seasons.

Poland have failed to reach the knock-out stage in all three of the last #WorldCup tournaments they have appeared at:2002: ✖2006: ✖2018: ✖They have not made it out of the group since 1986. pic.twitter.com/OL5BauWh8L

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) June 24, 2018