England v Poland: Ukraine manager Mikhail Fomenko says Poland are not good enough to win Ukraine are assured of at least second place as they are expected to easily secure three points in San Marino, but must rely on Poland not losing against England if they are to go through as Group H winners. And Fomenko is already preparing for two final decisive games in the play-offs after writing off Poland's hopes of embarrassing Hodgson. "We are realists," he said. It looks like we will have to play in the play-offs. I believe you have to be playing close to your best to beat England - but to beat England at Wembley you have to be playing at a super level. Being realistic I don't think Poland are playing at a super level right now. Fomenko, 65, has transformed Ukraine into an emerging force since his appointment last December, with the current crop seen as arguably the best group of players since the late 1990s, and hopes remain high of a second appearance at the World Cup. After the 1-0 win over Poland in Kharkiv on Friday, Fomenko was asked if he regretted not pushing harder for three points against England in last month's goalless draw in Kiev, which could have rendered Tuesday night's game irrelevant. "I do not think we are stronger than England right now, so I have no regrets about the England game in September," he said. I do not think they are a weaker rival. If I did I would have regrets but that is not the case. If we were stronger we would have won in London and Kiev, but we didn't. Poland's own hopes of qualification were ruined at the Metalist Stadium and they will arrive at Wembley amid huge rumours of dressing-room unrest. Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny is growing increasingly frustrated after losing his place to Southampton's Artur Boruc, while Borussia Dortmund's Robert Lewandowski has faced severe criticism over his performances at international level.