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France vs Poland soccer Game International Friendly Matches European Union Besides qualifying for euro 2008 or World Cup 2010 there are also international friendly matches. Poland vs France Poland vs France Match scheduled: 09-06-2011 from 19:00 until 21:00 Poland vs. France Hi fans!!! Lets watch exciting match between Poland vs. France international friendly match.Both Team are strong now after long wait! Here France slips down from world-cup 2010.Now France going to give a surprise all supporters.By Exact practice they are well now.Watch what will going to be happen! Who will be the winner?What will be the score? Stadium: Stadion Legii France Team: Anthony Réveillère Steve Mandanda Gaël Clichy Laurent Koscielny Patrice Evra Adil Rami Younes Kaboul Mamadou Sakho Cédric Carrasso Bacary Sagna Éric Abidal Yohan Cabaye Louis Saha Jimmy Briand Franck Ribéry Mathieu Valbuena Samir Nasri Florent Malouda Yann M'Vila Alou Diarra Abou Diaby Blaise Matuidi Marvin Martin Charles N'Zogbia Guillaume Hoarau Hugo Lloris Karim Benzema Jérémy Menez Kévin Gameiro Loïc Rémy Stéphane Ruffier Nicolas Douchez Philippe Mexès Hatem Ben Arfa Sidney Govou Djibril Cissé Aly Cissokho Benoît Trémoulinas André-Pierre Gignac Rod Fanni Mathieu Debuchy William Gallas Sébastien Squillaci Dimitri Payet Lassana Diarra Moussa Sissoko Jérémy Toulalan Marc Planus Yoann Gourcuff Poland Team: Jakub Błaszczykowski(captain) Grzegorz Wojtkowiak Piotr Celeban Arkadiusz Głowacki Dariusz Dudka Grzegorz Krychowiak Szymon Pawłowski Ludovic Obraniak Adam Matuszczyk Rafał Murawski Adrian Mierzejewski Łukasz Fabiański Tomasz Kuszczak Przemysław Tytoń Sebastian Boenisch Euzebiusz Smolarek Artur Sobiech Cezary Wilk Mateusz Klich Paweł Brożek Robert Lewandowski Kamil Grosicki Michał Kucharczyk Artur Boruc Grzegorz Sandomierski Wojciech Szczęsny Tomasz Jodłowiec Kamil Glik Marcin Kowalczyk Jakub Rzeźniczak Maciej Sadlok Hubert Wołąkiewicz Janusz Gol Roger Guerreiro Radosław Majewski S

AFP, KRAKOW, Poland: Australia beat Poland 2-1 in a friendly Tuesday, as the Socceroos build up to Januarys 2011 Asian Cup and the White Eagles hone their skills for their home-turf campaign as Euro 2012 hosts. Seeking to burnish their image after a disappointing World Cup, the Australians tasted their first victory since exiting the tournament in South Africa in June. With the first half ending 2-1 one of the Socceroos goals was a penalty Poland failed to capitalise on second-half dominance and numerical advantage after Australias Brett Emerton was sent off. The match in the southern city of Krakow was their second ever meeting. In the first, at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Poland won 6-1 in the semi-finals and went on to take the silver medal. Tuesdays match was Australias second under new coach Holger Osieck, a German veteran appointed last month. Australia drew Switzerland 0-0 in a friendly on Saturday. Osieck was not formally in the job for their first post-World Cup match last month, a 2-0 defeat by Slovenia. Brett Holman of Dutch club Alkmaar opened Tuesdays score in the 13th minute, latching onto a pass from Dinamo Moscows Luke Wilkshire and firing the ball past Poland keeper Przemyslaw Tyton. Tyton, of Dutch side Roda Kerkade, is relatively untested, winning only his third cap on Tuesday. Poland coach Franciszek Smuda otherwise stuck to the side which drew 1-1 on Saturday against fellow Euro 2012 hosts Ukraine. Having missed out on World Cup qualification, Poland have not played a competitive match since October 2009. They will not do so until they kick off in the opening game of the European championships in Warsaw in June 2012 like Ukraine, they are guaranteed a hosts berth. Poland fans have high hopes for Euro 2012, seeing it as a chance to revive the glory days. Poland won Olympic gold in 1972, came third in the 1974 World Cup, took Olympic silver in 1976, and were again third in the 1982 World Cup. Smuda, brought on board after the flunked attempt to reach South Africa, has faced mounting pressure after a 6-0 thrashing by Spain in June and 3-0 by Cameroon last month. Poland equalised against Australia in the 17th minute as Robert Lewandowski picked up a lateral pass from Sebastian Boenisch. They play for Germanys Borussia Dortmund and Werder Bremen, respectively. Polish-born and German-raised Boenisch, a member of the Germany side that won the 2009 European Under-21 championships, opted for the Poland last month and was capped for the first time against Ukraine. The Socceroos edged ahead in the 25th minute after Michal Zewlakow brought down Richard Garcia in the box, earning a yellow card. Croatian referee Ivan Bebek gave a penalty, and Wilkshire left Tyton floundering. Just seven minutes later, Jon McKain fouled Borussia Dortmund midfielder Kuba Blaszczykowski as he powered towards the Socceroos goal. But Australia keeper Adam Federici, of Englands Reading, easily saved Lewandowskis penalty. In the second half, Poland battled hard to make up the loss and dominated play. Blackburn Rovers Emerton earned yellow in the 71st minute for holding Blaszczykowski. He remonstrated and Bebek pulled out the red. With Australia a man down, Federici made eight last-ditch saves to keep their edge. Bookmark It Hide Sites

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