Poland shock World Champion Germany with a 2 - 0 win
Poland upset world champions Germany 2-0 in a Euro 2016
qualifying Group D match in Warsaw on Saturday (October 11th) -
Arkadiusz Milik and Sebastian Mila with the goals.
Poland coach Adam Nawalka said his side got a bit of luck to pull down the world Champion Germany during Euro 2016
qualifying Group D match in Warsaw
"Obviously our plan for today was to win the game and we have achieved that. It's not an easy task to play your best football against world champions. Therefore our tactics prepared for today were very precise and we completed it. Of course when you play with world champions you need a bit of luck, but my players were very determined today and they deserve a lot of respect for that." ~ Poland coach Adam Nawalka
Poland Forward Robert Lewandowski said when they started the game they game the Germans so much respect considering the fact that the are the world champion.
"It's true that during the very first minutes of the game we had too much respect for Germans. But later on I think we realised that it can be our day. We made a historic result for Polish football today. We know that, but from now on we have to concentrate on Tuesday's match against Scotland." ~ Robert Lewandowski
Germany team manager Oliver Bierhoff believe that his boys were the better side and they failed to convert their chances during the game.
"Of course we hoped to do better. It was a great atmosphere here in Warsaw. I think we were a better team, we had a lot of possibilities to score, but Poland played very well, very disciplined. They waited for their chance and they got it and at the end they were smart enough to bring it to two-zero." ~ Oliver Bierhoff
The qualifying draw took place on 23 February 2014. Poland were drawn in Group D along with Germany, Gibraltar, Georgia, Scotland, and the Republic of Ireland. Qualifying matches start in September 2014.
Poland will have the honour of playing Gibraltar in their first ever competitive international match in the first round of qualifying matches on 7 September 2014, and with this game against Gibraltar, Poland will be the second country breaking the record of playing all of UEFA's football associations, after Estonia achieved that record being the first country to do so. Poland beat Gibraltar 7-0 on 7 September, 2014 to earn their first points of qualifying as Robert Lewandowski scored 4 goals.
Poland made history on 11 October 2014 when they beat reigning world champions Germany for the first ever time in Warsaw. Second half goals from Arkadiusz Milik and Sebastian Mila gave the home side victory and put them top of the group.
Poland coach Adam Nawalka said his side got a bit of luck to pull down the world Champion Germany during Euro 2016
qualifying Group D match in Warsaw"Obviously our plan for today was to win the game and we have achieved that. It's not an easy task to play your best football against world champions. Therefore our tactics prepared for today were very precise and we completed it. Of course when you play with world champions you need a bit of luck, but my players were very determined today and they deserve a lot of respect for that." ~ Poland coach Adam Nawalka
Poland Forward Robert Lewandowski said when they started the game they game the Germans so much respect considering the fact that the are the world champion.
"It's true that during the very first minutes of the game we had too much respect for Germans. But later on I think we realised that it can be our day. We made a historic result for Polish football today. We know that, but from now on we have to concentrate on Tuesday's match against Scotland." ~ Robert Lewandowski
Germany team manager Oliver Bierhoff believe that his boys were the better side and they failed to convert their chances during the game.
"Of course we hoped to do better. It was a great atmosphere here in Warsaw. I think we were a better team, we had a lot of possibilities to score, but Poland played very well, very disciplined. They waited for their chance and they got it and at the end they were smart enough to bring it to two-zero." ~ Oliver Bierhoff
The qualifying draw took place on 23 February 2014. Poland were drawn in Group D along with Germany, Gibraltar, Georgia, Scotland, and the Republic of Ireland. Qualifying matches start in September 2014.
Poland will have the honour of playing Gibraltar in their first ever competitive international match in the first round of qualifying matches on 7 September 2014, and with this game against Gibraltar, Poland will be the second country breaking the record of playing all of UEFA's football associations, after Estonia achieved that record being the first country to do so. Poland beat Gibraltar 7-0 on 7 September, 2014 to earn their first points of qualifying as Robert Lewandowski scored 4 goals.
Poland made history on 11 October 2014 when they beat reigning world champions Germany for the first ever time in Warsaw. Second half goals from Arkadiusz Milik and Sebastian Mila gave the home side victory and put them top of the group.
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