The European Football Championship, which was originally scheduled to be played a year ago, it starts on June 11 and ends on July 11. EURO is hosted by eleven countries, the Czech national football team is in group D together with England, Croatia and Scotland. The championship finale is played at the legendary Wembley.
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Coach Sousa’s Polish charges continued their fighting performance in the second half and survived nine minutes after the break. Jožwiak centered on the right side directly at Lewandowski’s head, who was right. Bayern’s gunner scored the 67th goal in the national team and became the first Pole to make his mark at three European championships.
The Spaniards immediately launched an attack and were immediately given the opportunity to return to the lead. After a foul, Modera ordered a penalty kick after watching the video. A previously fouled Moreno stood up to him, but hit only the left stick. The arriving Morata completely missed the exposed goal.
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Polish sniper Robert Lewandowski (right) equalized in the duel against Spain to 1: 1 and kept his team’s advancing hopes.
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The Poles sent midfielder Kozlowski to the field, who at the age of 17 and 246 days became the youngest player to start at the European Championships in history, and in the further course they resisted the opponent’s raids. Morata in particular was still active, who got to another opportunity after an hour of play, but his shot was replaced by a great intervention by goalkeeper Szczesny. Subsequently, Torres failed completely free after the header and Rodri’s shot flew straight into Szczesný’s arms.
Six minutes before the end, the Polish goalkeeper picked up Morata again and kept the team hoping to continue fighting for the defense in the quarterfinals. On the contrary, the favored Spaniards came under even more pressure before the match with Slovakia.
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“I want to look at the match and analyze it. I don’t feel the best about it. We may have been dominant, but it wasn’t enough to win. On the contrary, I liked the way the Poles played. They created pure chances. We probably tried too hard. and some combinations were exaggerated. I’m sorry for the unchanged penalty, because it came at an absolutely crucial moment, “Spanish coach Luis Enrique said on the UEFA website.
“Another win has flowed through our fingers and now we have a match ahead of us, which will be like the final for us,” Morata added. “Before the match, few people believed us, but sometimes you need to take two steps back to move one step forward. I’m glad we won a decisive match with Sweden and I hope, although it may seem too late for us to play the championship. starts today, “said defender Kamil Glik.
European Football Championship – Group E (Seville): |
Spain – Poland 1: 1 (1: 0) |
Goals: 25. Morata – 54. Lewandowski. Judges: Orsato – Giallatini, Preti – Irrati (video, all It.). ZK: Torres, Rodri – Klich, Moder, Jožwiak, Lewandowski. Audience: limited number. |
Spain: Simón – M. Llorente, Laporte, P. Torres, Alba – Koke (68. Sarabia), Rodri, Pedri – Moreno (68. Ruiz), Morata (87. Oyarzabal), Olmo (61. Torres). Trenér: Enrique. |
Poland: Szczesny – Bereszyňski, Glik, Bednarek (85. Dawidowicz) – Jožwiak, Moder (85. Linetty), Klich (55. Kozlowski), Puchacz – Šwiderski (68. Frankowski), Zieliňski – Lewandowski. Trenér: Sousa. |
Table: |
1. |
Sweden |
2 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
1:0 |
4 |
2. |
Slovakia |
2 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
2:2 |
3 |
3. |
Spain |
2 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
1:1 |
2 |
4. |
Poland |
2 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
2:3 |
1 |
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