Euro 2020: Lewandowski’s Poles keep hope for the eighth final | sports



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A defeat for the Spanish team would have meant even a theoretical loss of hope for the priorities of Euro 2020, but now everything will be decided in the final round.

Spain has not yet met expectations in this European Championship. Louis Enrique’s pupils were drawn to first place in Group E, but after two games they have scratched only 2 points and are third.

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Poland (1 point) is currently in fourth place. Sweden leads Group E (4 points) and Slovakia is second in the second echelon (3 points).

In the third round, Sweden will play Poland and Spain will play Slovakia.

The hosts started the game actively: both Gerard Moreno and Álvaro Morata shone at the top of the attack. It was the last 26 minutes of the game that gave the hosts a 1 – 0 lead after an attack from the right.

The striker sent the ball into the goal, but the referee’s flag immediately went up to the top, quickly stopping the hosts’ triumph. Emotions subsided in the square, but after the VAR review, it was clear that A. Morata was not on the sidelines, the goal was scored and Spain broke 1: 0.

The Poles scored the tie after the break: in the 54th minute, a long series of “dry” matches at the European and world championships was finally stopped by R. Lewandowski, who masterfully distinguished his head after the transfer of Kamil Jozwiak .

The Bayern superstar won only the third goal in major tournaments (European and world championships), his first since the 2016 Old Continent Championship.

The joy of our neighbors lasted just a few minutes as the referee sent an 11-meter penalty to his goal shortly after the VAR review game. However, the catastrophic taking of penalties in these championships was prolonged – G. Moreno hit the ball, A. Morata ran towards the ball and did not direct it to the goal.

At the end of the match, the Spanish took off in the final round, but did not take advantage of the great opportunities and had to settle for only a draw.

A new record was also set in this match: after the change, Kacper Kozlowski became the youngest debutant in the history of the European soccer championships. Interestingly, in the record book, the 17-year-old Pole surpassed the Englishman Jude Bellingham, whose record only came to life for a week.

SpainPoland

Spain – Poland 1: 1

26 ‘Alvaro Morata [1:0]

54 ‘Robert Lewandowski [1:1]

58 ‘Gerard Moreno does not realize 11 years. punitive

The course of the match

84 min. A. Morata does not take another great opportunity, but in this situation W.Szcziesny also contributed a lot.

81 min. The Spaniards rise for a decisive assault and deliver a hail of dangerous blows.

79 min. Poles must be more careful. B. Bereszynskis loses the ball to his goalkeeper, but F. Torres, who is lurking nearby, almost takes over the game tool. Finally, the ball ends up in the hands of W.Szcziesny.

58 min. 11 meter missed penalty! It seemed that the joy of the Poles would last only a few minutes, but G. Moreno, who earned a penalty, hits the crossbar! Immediately after the shot, A. Morata also had a good chance, but the forward did not hit the ball well.

54 min. OBJECTIVE! What but R. Lewandowski! The great Bayern Munich striker hits his head and the result is smooth. The result was transmitted to him by K. Jozwiak.

After the first half, the Spanish went 1: 0.

45 min. Great pass from J. Alba to Moreno: the forward lacks precision.

43 min. Ojojoj! What a powerful kick from K.Swiderskio that hits the ball! The ball bounced comfortably towards R. Lewandowski, who was lurking beside him, but the star of the Polish team could not match the result.

35 min. The first dangerous occasion for our neighbors. R.Lewandowkis makes a pass to K.Swiderskis, but he has to make a hard blow to the air and the Pole misses.

34 min. The Poles break the rules right next to their penalty area. Very good free kick by G.Moreno, but the latter’s shot goes wide.

26 min. OBJECTIVE! Morata scores a goal, but the side referee’s flag is immediately raised, ending a brief Spanish triumph. Nobody was too happy about the goal and was not happy, but after the VAR review, the decision is changed: the Spanish was not on the sidelines and the hosts run away.

18 min. R. Lewandowski’s impressive sprint with the ball from his penalty area is finally stopped by the opposing defenders. There was a lack of speed for the polisher to strike.

6 min. A dangerous blow from M. Klich runs over the Spanish door.

1 minute. The match begins!

Spanish starting eleven (4-3-3): Unai Simonas; Pau Torresas, Marcosas Llorente, Jordi Alba, Aymericas Laporte; Koke, Rodri, Pedri; Alvaro Morata, Gerardas Moreno, Dani Olmo.

Polish starting eleven (3-4-2-1): Wojciechas Szcziesny; Janas Bednarekas, Kamilis Glikas, Bartoszas Bereszynskis; Mateuszas Klichas, Jakubas Moderas, Kamilis Jozwiakas, Tymoteuszas Puchaczas; Karolis Swiderskis, Piotras Zielinskis; Robertas Lewandowskis.



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