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Poland vs Slovakia, Euro 2020 Highlights: Skriniar's winner gives Slovakia 2-1 win over 10-man Poland
UEFA Euro 2020 Poland vs Slovakia Highlights: Slovakia picked up a 2-1 win over Poland. Milan Škriniar scored the second goal after for Slovakia after Poland's Grzegorz Krychowiak was sent off. Follow Highlights of Euro 2020 Poland vs Slovakia.
Poland vs Slovakia, Euro 2020 Highlights: Slovakia picked up a 2-1 win over Poland. Milan Škriniar hammered the second goal for Slovakia to make the 10-man Poland pay. Grzegorz Krychowiak was sent off after being booked for the 2nd time. Karol Linetty hammered the equaliser early on in 2nd half. Wojciech Szczęsny struck his own goal to put Slovakia 1-0 ahead of Poland in the first half....Read More
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FT: POLAND 1-2 SLOVAKIA
Milan Škriniar's winner gives Slovakia a 2-1 win against 10-man Poland.
86' POLAND 1-2 SLOVAKIA
More changes
Klich OUT
MODER IN
Zielinski OUT
Swiderski IN
81' Poland 1-2 Slovakia
FREE KICK! Zielinski's cross was aimed Lewandowski inside the box but it was stopped by Satka who headed it away.
74' Poland 1-2 Slovakia
Double changes for Poland:
Linetty and Rybus OUT
Frankowski and Puchacz IN
69' Poland 1-2 Slovakia
GOALLLLLL! Skriniar hammers a sensational half-volley towards right bottom corner against 10-man Poland.
62' Poland 1-1 Slovakia
RED CARD POLAND! Krychowiak sent off for a second booking!
58' Poland 1-1 Slovakia
FREE KICK! Robert Lewandowski takes the free kick from a dangerous area but it was well defended by the wall.
53' Poland 1-1 Slovakia
AMAZING! Poland have been superb since coming back on, something has worked from them in the break. Linetty particularly looking threatening.
46' Poland 1-1 Slovakia
GOALLLLLL! Linetty equalises in the first minute ouf second half.
2nd half: Poland 0-1 Slovakia
The second half kicks off --Poland will look to be better in the next 45 minutes to get something going.
Poland 0-1 Slovakia
HT: Poland 0-1 Slovakia
Wojciech Szczęsny's own goal separates the two teams. It was a great effort from Robert Mak to create the goal and kind of unfair he would not get credit for it. It's half time - Poland 0-1 Slovakia.
42' Poland 0-1 Slovakia
CHANCE! Lewandowski tries to hit a left-footed half volley towards right bottom corner of the net, but he missed the mark by quite a distance.
37' Poland 0-1 Slovakia
WHAT WAS THAT! Marek Hamsik gets a ball in dangerous area, he had options on left and right, and he has gone for glory. But that way way way way wide.
34' Poland 0-1 Slovakia
CHANCE! Krychowiak hammers a thunderous shot, and it goes just above the goalkeeper. Solid effort.
29' Poland 0-1 Slovakia
Poland have been unable to break through Slovakia defence. There have been lot of rash challenges and this has been a very physical, stop-start game so far.
23' Poland 0-1 Slovakia
Two yellow cards in succession. Slovakia's Hubocan and Poland's Krychowiak are booked.
18' Poland 0-1 Slovakia
GOALLLL! Robert Mak puts Slovakia in front. He created this on his own and finished beautifully.
Nope, it is being considered as W Szczesny's own goal.
14' Poland 0-0 Slovakia
CHANCE! Duda gets a shot away from inside the box, just a few metres away from the target.
10' Poland 0-0 Slovakia
CHANCE! Poland is keeping possession and keeping the ball alive, putting plenty of pressure in Slovakia's half.
5' Poland 0-0 Slovakia
CHANCE! Lewandowski gets a chance to get a shot going away home on the Cruyff turn, but he was blocked by Slovakia defenders.
2' Poland 0-0 Slovakia
Free kicks coming early on for both teams here. Physical start to the match between two bullish teams.
KICKOFF: Poland 0-0 Slovakia
KICKOFF! The ball is set rolling and immediately focus is on Lewandowski. He is the star of the show here. Poland 0-0 Slovakia
Euro 2020, Poland vs Slovakia
Players come out and it is time for National Anthem. There is a lot of anticipation for this match.
Lewandowski speaks before the encounter
"So many people forget we're humans, we're not machines, we cannot play every day at the highest level of performance," Lewandowski told The Times.
"For football and for young players, that will be the big problem, to stay at the top for many years, because now and maybe the next two years, that will be extreme: so many big games."
