After only a goalless draw in the first half, the Czech company trying to control the game. Especially in the other match, Czech helm was able to outperform After Russia 1-0 Greece. Czech aware of when playing out a goalless draw with Poland and while the Greeks are able to maintain the advantage until the fight was over.
Czech Republic midfielder Petr Jiracek (left) celebrates his goal against Poland with striker Milan Baros in the final Group A game at Municipal Stadium, Wroclaw, Saturday (16/06/2012). (Image copyright JANEK SKARZYNSKI / AFP)
Czech has a golden opportunity through the action of Tomas Sivok in the 66th minute. However, goalkeeper Przemyslaw Tyton doing extraordinary reaction by punching the ball from Sivok header. Tyton went back to Czech back to bite the fingers after successfully securing Baros shot in the 68th minute.
Czech business end is not in vain. Petr Jiracek kehabatan Tyton managed to destroy in the 72nd minute. Baros has contributed to the creation of this goal. He managed to steal the ball from the opponent's leg. After the ball, Baros to penetrate into the opponent's penalty box and let the bait to Jiracek. Then, one Jiracek managed to outwit defenders and managed to cram the ball into the top right corner of Poland. These results are for a while making at the top Czech league. While Russia will inevitably have to beat Greece for the quarter-final ticket.
After winning, Czech seek to strengthen its defenses by entering Rajtoral, replacing Jiracek in the 84th minute. Starategi is quite effective to reduce the attack which was built Poland. As a result, the Czech able to maintain his lead until the game was over.
Teams
Czech Republic: 1-Petr Cech; 3-Michal Kadlec, 6-Tomas Sivok, 8-David Limbersky, Theodor Gebre Selassie 2-; 13-Jaroslav Plasil, 17-Tomas Hubschman, 14-Vaclav Pilar (Rezek 84), 19-Petr Jiracek (Rajtoral 84); 15-Milan Baros (Pekhart 90), 18-Daniel Kolar
Poland: 22-Przemyslaw Tyton; 15-Damien Perquis, 13-Marcin Wasilewski, 2-Sebastian Boenisch, 20-Lukasz Piszczek; 7-Eugen Polanski, 5-Dariusz Dudka, 10-Ludovic Obraniak (Brozek 73), 16-Jakub Blaszczykowski ; 9-Robert Lewandowski, 11-Rafal Murawski (Mierjewski 73)
Referee: Craig Thomson
