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Lukas Podolski scores twice against Poland
Post n°458 pubblicato il 10 Giugno 2008 da kimetz
08.06.2008 22:45 EURO 2008 Forward Lukas Podolski ended Germany's 12-year wait for a European Championship win on Sunday with two goals as his side's Euro 2008 campaign began with a 2-0 win over Poland. Having turned 23 last Wednesday, Podolski combined with Germany's other Polish-born forward Miroslav Klose for his first goal on 20 minutes and followed up with an unstoppable volley on 72 minutes. After Group B rivals Croatia had earlier got off to a winning start with a 1-0 victory over co-hosts Austria in Vienna, the result puts the Germans top of their group. The last time Germany had won a European Championship game was way back in June 30 1996 when they beat the Czech Republic to win Euro 1996 at London's Wembley Stadium. The Poles were making their European Championship debut, but are still yet to beat Germany in 16 meetings between the sides since 1933 with the Germans now claiming 12 wins with four draws between the neighbours. Beenhakker had opted for five in midfield with Euzebiusz Smolarek as the lone striker up front for Poland. Loew had gone for a traditional 4-4-2 formation, keeping midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger on the bench until half-time playing Podolski behind the two German strikers. The move paid off as Podolski gave Germany an extra attacking option supporting front men Miroslav Klose, the top scorer at the last World Cup, who was partnering VfB Stuttgart hot-shot Mario Gomez up front. After both sides squandered early chances, the trio combined to give Germany the break through they craved on 20 minutes. Gomez flicked the ball over the defence for Klose to draw the goalkeeper before giving his Bayern Munich team-mate Podolski a simple tap in on 20 minutes past Poland's goalkeeper Artur Boruc. Poland's best chance of the first half - and ultimately the game - came when midfielder Wojciech Lobodzinski put in a superb pass, but Maciej Zurawski pulled his shot wide. When the ball fell to Podolski on 72 minutes he drove his shot into the top corner of the net to give his side some breathing space. German goalkeeper Jens Lehmann produced a string of saves as Poland applied some late pressure, but his defence held. The result means Group B's two unbeaten sides will meet Thursday when Germany return here to face Croatia. |
















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