The plight of the host visit Poland. They were forced from Rep. narrowly lost 0-1. Czech, Saturday (16/6). These results make Poland a caretaker of the group A. While the Czechs made it through to the quarter-finals as group winners with six points, followed by Greece to beat Russia 1-0.
The first round went with a high tempo. However, Poland looks more dominant in the offensive. Czechs prefer to do a quick counter attack and play the wait.
In the match this time, Robert Lewandowski and Jakub Blaszczykowski appear ferocious and become the foundation for Poland. Several times the acceleration of both players Czech harm.
Poland's first opportunity Lewandowski was born from the feet. At the 11th minute, the player's left foot shot was narrowly wide of goalkeeper Petr Cech.
At the 21st minute, Sebastian Boesnich almost scored a spectacular goal. Unfortunately, left back kick from 30 meters that can still be denied by Cech. The first half ended 0-0.
In the second half, the Czechs look more control of the game. Poland was forced to endure the first 10 minutes total during the second half.
Disaster for the home team came in the 72nd minute. A swift make Petr Jiracek Poland managed to fool the defender before making a right-foot shot measurable. Czechs ahead 1-0.
Poles like to lose hope. None of those attacks that endanger the Czech goal in the second half. Score 1-0 to end this fight.
This failure makes Smuda retreat.
Poland finally had to withdraw from the tournament Euro 2012 after defeat by Rep. Czechs in the last match of group A 0-1. These results are certainly very painful to see Poland is to host the biggest event in Europe.
Along with these failures, their coach, Franciszek Smuda, ensure themselves will not continue his work with Poland.
"I'm sure not going to continue the work on this team as a coach. My contract runs out after Euro 2012 and will not extend it. Thank you to all those who have supported," said Smuda.
Smuda himself admitted his team were already struggling as much as possible. "We are already showing up. However, often losing the ball."
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