How Poland lost to Slovakia? Match analysis

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In the 6th minute of the game the Polish team started to play more actively. Robert Lewandowski found himself in a striking position and from a scary line shot, but hit the defender.

In the 14th minute of the game the Slovakian team responded to the Poles. Ondrej Duda came over to the center of the flank and suddenly shot into the nearest corner. The ball flew just millimeters from the post.

In the 18th minute into the game the score was 0:1.

Robert Mack got the ball on the left flank, got away from the pursuit, went into the penalty area and hit the ball into the near corner. The ball bounced off the bar and into goalkeeper Wojciech Szczęsny.

28 minutes into the match Juraj Kutka had a great shot from 30 meters, but it just whizzed over the crossbar.

Up to 47 minutes Poland until the whistle for the break had done nothing, Lewandowski just ran around the field without the ball. But then, after coming out of the locker room, the Poles decided they needed to get back into the game. Maciej Rybus knocked the ball from the left flank into the penalty area to Linett, who put the ball directly into the goal.

In the 51st minute Mateusz Klich passed the ball to Karol Lynett on the right flank who struck. Dubravka was there and reacted instantly.

On 62 minutes of the game the most exciting moment of the match took place. Grzegorz Krychowiak played hard and got the second yellow card, after which he was sent off the field. The first suspension in all the games of Euro 2020!

In the 88th minute of the game, the Poles dared to storm in. They made a cross to the left flank to Robert Lewandowski, who headed the ball into the far post, but none of his team was able to finish what they started and direct the ball into the goal.

In the 93rd minute of the game Poles tried to take the lead, but it failed.

The best player was Milan Shkrinjar, who scored the second winning goal for the team from Slovakia.