Lewandowski can’t get out of his way. Slovakia returned with a single knuckle, leading 1-0 in the first half.
The opening match of Euro 2020, Group E, is a game between Poland and Slovakia. at Krestovski Stadium, St Petersburg Russia on June 14
In this game, Poland uses a 3-1-4-2 system. The starting eleven players are: Wojciech Chezney, Bartosz Berezinski, Kamil Glig, Ya. N Bednarek, Sergorz Krikoviak, Kamil Jozwiek, Mateusz Glick, Carol Linette, Magi Rebus, Ro. Bert Lewandowski, Piotr Chelinsky
As for Slovakia, playing in a 4-2-3-1 system, the first 11 players are: Martin Dubravka, Peter Pekarik, Lubomir Satka, Milan Skri. Nier, Tomas Hubokan, Uraij Kushka, Yakub Hromada, Lucas Haraslin, Marek Hamsik, Robert Mak, Andre. J Duda
At the beginning of the game, Poland was clearly more focused on possession of the ball. By trying to pass the ball to Robert Lewandowski, a striker from the Bayern Munich club, but Slovakia, which focuses on defensive plans. Try to follow and not let Lewandowski have an easy rhythm on the ball.
Although Poland dominated the ball and attacked significantly more. But it was Slovakia who got the lead in the 18th minute from Robert Mak’s unique ability, who brought the ball up to the left side to lure away 2 Polish defenders cutting into the penalty area before shuffling the trigger to fire the ball. hit the base of the pillar Then bounced to the Voyage Cech Chessney, the Polish goalkeeper who threw a save and bounced into the goal. It was an own goal as Slovakia led 1-0.
Chessney also became the first goalkeeper to score an own goal in the Euro final.
After the door The game image remains unchanged. Even Poland has more possession of the ball. But there is no rhythm to win the door While Slovakia played the defensive game with discipline. and relying on the reverse rhythm Make the attack game more noticeable
In the end, both sides couldn’t do anything. The first half ended with Slovakia leading 1-0.
