Wales vs Poland LIVE! Euro 2024 play-off final result, match stream and latest updates today
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The Welsh football team experienced a lot of disappointment when they competed in a penalty shoot-out for the first time ever. Meanwhile, Poland secured their spot at Euro 2024 after neither team was able to score during the entirety of the 120-minute match.
The game was a nail-biter and ultimately came down to penalty kicks. Ben Davies had a goal overturned due to an offside call early on, and both teams struggled to create many opportunities throughout the match. In the final moments, Wales had to play with only 10 players as Chris Mepham received his second yellow card and was sent off. Despite the tension, the crowd came together to sing the national anthem and hold their breath as the game came to a close.
Poland dominated the penalty shootout by flawlessly converting five penalties. The spot-kick experts included Robert Lewandowski, Sebastian Szymanski, Przemyslaw Frankowski, Nicola Zalewski and Krzysztof Piatek all of whom sent the ball past Danny Ward with ease.
In the match, Wales performed equally well as their opponents. They managed to score four goals with the help of Ben Davies, Kieffer Moore - whose goal hit the underside of the crossbar, Harry Wilson and Neco Williams. However, Daniel James was unable to convert his shot into a goal as Wojciech Szczesny blocked it. Unfortunately, Wales lost the match on penalties and the Polish team started celebrating wildly.
Wales-Poland Match Highlights
Oh no! Davies' header has been disallowed for being offside.
Oh no! Mepham received a red card during extra-time.
Punishments! James' mistake concludes Wales' journey.
Poland Triumphs Over Wales In Euro 2024 With Penalties
At ten minutes to eleven at night, Marc Mayo wrote this blog post.
Poland secured the last spot for Euro 2024 in a dramatic playoff final against Wales, where the result was determined by a nail-biting penalty shootout in Cardiff.
The football match ended without either team scoring during the 120-minute playtime, and it eventually went to a penalty shootout. Both teams scored nine penalty kicks in a row, but Dan James, who played for the Welsh team called the Dragons, missed his chance to score when the opposing team's goalkeeper, Wojciech Szczesny, saved his shot. Unfortunately, this meant that the Dragons would not be able to attend the European Championship for the third time in a row.
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Berlin Is The Destination Ahead
It's currently 22:46 as I write this blog post, with the author being Marc Mayo.
We are now familiar with all the 24 teams that are set to participate in Euro 2024 and the way they will be progressing towards the final match.
Poland has been placed in Group D alongside France, Austria, and the Netherlands.
Take a look at the complete timetable!
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View The Victorious Moment
It's currently 10:36 pm according to Marc Mayo.
At last, Wojciech Szczesny made a significant impact in this extremely close match.
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The outcome was decided in the final penalty kick after Dan James was stopped by Wojciech Szczesny.
The supporters in the stadium gave a standing ovation to their own team as they left the field. The Polish team is ecstatic and full of joy!
"Wales And Poland: Shootout Decider"
At ten-thirty in the evening, Marc Mayo wrote this section of the blog.
Dan James attempted to make a goal, BUT IT HAS BEEN BLOCKED!
The match has concluded and Poland has successfully qualified for Euro 2024.
Wales Vs Poland: Penalty Shootout!
It is currently 10:29pm according to Marc Mayo's blog entry.
In essence, there was an unexpected death and Krzysztof Piatek managed to score!
Wales Vs Poland: Penalty Shootout Showdown
At 10:28 PM, Marc Mayo wrote in his blog section.
There is very little room for mistakes as Neco Williams prepares to take action.
Wales Vs Poland: Penalty Shootout
At 10:27 PM, Marc Mayo wrote: As the night sets in, let's take a moment to reflect on the day's events. It's important to pause and appreciate what we have experienced, both good and bad. By doing so, we can learn from our mistakes and cherish the moments that brought us joy. So, as we head into the night, take a deep breath and let go of any negative thoughts. Focus on the positive and look forward to the possibilities that tomorrow brings. Remember, each day is a new opportunity to grow and make the most out of life.
Nicola Zalewski scores a goal by placing the ball just beyond Danny Ward's reach.
Wales And Poland Face Off In Thrilling Penalty Shootout
It's currently 10:26 PM, according to Marc Mayo.
So far, there have been five flawless penalty kicks, and Harry Wilson is now set to take the sixth.
He sure does! Right in the center.
Wales & Poland: Penalty Decider
At 10:26 PM, Marc Mayo wrote in the blog section.
Przemyslaw Frankowski shoots the ball high and into the upper corner of the goal!
Wales And Poland Face-off In Penalty Shootout
, Soccer Editor Atletico Madrid left-back Renan Lodi is set to miss Saturday's top-of-the-table clash with Real Madrid due to injury, coach Diego Simeone has confirmed. The Brazilian picked up a muscle problem in his side's Champions League win over Red Bull Salzburg in midweek and now faces a spell on the sidelines. Simeone said in his pre-match press conference: "Lodi had an injury in the previous game and cannot play." The 22-year-old, who joined Atletico from Brazilian side Athletico Paranaense last year, has started six of his side's seven LaLiga games this season. Atletico sit top of the table having won five and drawn two of their fixtures so far, with Real Madrid two points behind having played a game more. Saturday's match at the Wanda Metropolitano is scheduled to kick off at 9pm local time. --- Atletico Madrid's left-back, Renan Lodi, will not be playing on Saturday against Real Madrid in the top-of-the-table clash due to injury. Coach Diego Simeone confirmed that the Brazilian picked up a muscle problem from the Champions League match against Red Bull Salzburg in the middle of the week and will now miss some matches. Simeone mentioned in the pre-match press conference that Lodi had an injury from the previous game and will be unable to play. Lodi has started six out of Atletico's seven LaLiga games this season, after being signed by Atletico from Athletico Paranaense last year. Atletico has won five and drawn two of their matches so far, sitting at the top of the table, with Real Madrid having played one more game and being two points behind. The match at the Wanda Metropolitano is due to start at 9 pm local time.
Kieffer Moore, consistently dependable for the Wales football team... FINDS THE BACK OF THE NET!
Under the bar and into the net!
Wales And Poland: Penalty Showdown
At 10:24 PM, Marc Mayo I was ecstatic to see my team win so convincingly yesterday against our rivals. It was an impressive display of teamwork and skill. I'm proud to be a supporter of such a talented group of players. I was extremely happy to witness my team's triumphant victory over our opponents yesterday. Their performance was exceptional, displaying remarkable collaboration and proficiency. I feel honored to be a supporter of such a gifted set of athletes.
Sebastian Szymanski, a substitute from Poland who plays for Fenerbahce in midfield, is up next.
He hits the ball with force and precision, creating a goal in the center.
"Penalty Shootout: Wales Vs Poland"
It's currently 10:23 PM, according to Marc Mayo's blog.
It is currently the turn of Ben Davies to play for Wales, with both team captains taking their initial turn.
Wales & Poland | Penalty Shootout!
At 10:23pm, Marc Mayo wrote in the blog section.
The first penalty kick will be taken by Robert Lewandowski, who is a prominent player in both Barcelona and Poland.
He had a stuttered run-up, and he successfully scored!
Penalty Shootout: Wales Vs Poland
At ten twenty-two PM, Marc Mayo wrote the blog section.
Let's talk about Danny Ward versus Wojciech Szczesny.
As per transfermarkt, Wales has never been involved in a crucial penalty shootout. During Euro 2016, Poland had the experience of winning one and losing one.
First in line is going to be Robert Lewandowski...
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Wales And Poland Face Off In Penalty Shootout
At 10:21PM, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
The official discusses the coin toss with Robert Lewandowski and Ben Davies.
The deciding factor on who goes first will be determined by the audience of Wales and Poland.
It's currently 10:20 PM according to Marc Mayo.
As the two teams prepare for their final team talks, the Welsh supporters are still creating an incredible atmosphere with their loud cheering.
It's currently 10:18 PM according to Marc Mayo's blog post.
Here we are at the final opportunity to secure a victory in regular gameplay...
We're going to penalties after a clear shot!
, Monday, January 25 It's currently 10:17 PM on Monday, January 25th, according to Marc Mayo's post.
Chris Mepham just scored his second goal of the night, and his booking has been recorded.
Poland now has an opportunity to test the skills of ten individuals with a last-minute free-kick...
No Goals As Wales And Poland Draw For 120 Mins
At 10:16 PM, Marc Mayo This blog post was authored by Marc Mayo. This article was written by Marc Mayo.
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Wales Vs Poland: A Scoreless 118 Minutes
At 22:14, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
During the extra time period, Wales has found it challenging to control the ball or demonstrate their dominance.
Dan James committed a handball and as a result, Poland now has the opportunity to position more players in the box for a free-kick.
Wales Vs Poland: No Goals After 116 Mins
At twelve minutes past ten in the evening, Marc Mayo wrote a blog section.
Dan James showed great defensive skills while playing as a right wing-back during his brief appearance tonight. He managed to slide in and stop a cross from reaching the crucial six-yard box.
Kieffer Moore made a header to clear the out-swinger from the left corner.
"No Goals Scored In Wales Vs Poland After 113 Minutes"
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Danny Ward hasn't been very active tonight (this is the first time I've mentioned his name!) but he's ready to clear the ball with a punch on the corner.
Poland has not managed to make a single shot on target yet.
The team in Wales is undergoing a shift now that Nathan Broadhead has taken the field to replace David Brooks as a substitute. Brooks was only able to play from the 84th minute onwards as Connor Roberts was injured.
"Scoreless Draw In Wales-Poland Game After 112 Mins"
At 10:07 PM, Marc Mayo wrote:
The guests are currently leading the game as Neco Williams fails to mark their player and Wales are forced to send the ball out for a corner kick.
Wales And Poland Draw 0-0 | 110 Min
At ten o'clock in the evening, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Both teams are holding back as penalties become a possibility. Many players appear exhausted on the field.
Wales And Poland Draw 0-0 After 109 Minutes
At 10:04pm, Marc Mayo wrote the blog post.
Sebastian Szymanski appears in the Welsh penalty area and heads towards the goal. Unfortunately, his attempt goes wide and is not a threat.
Wales And Poland Draw 0-0 At 106 Mins
, Staff Writer Good evening to all of you! It's already 22:03 and I'm Marc Mayo, one of the writers here. I hope everyone is doing well tonight! I just wanted to take a quick moment to say hello and express my gratitude for all of our readers. We appreciate you taking the time to visit our blog and hope you find our content both informative and entertaining. As always, we encourage feedback and suggestions for future topics. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us with any thoughts or ideas. Thank you for your continued support and interest in our blog. We look forward to bringing you more great content in the future!
The number of changes made by the Polish team was four while the Welsh team made only two.
Might Rabbi Matondo, Liam Cullen, or Nathan Broadhead make an appearance towards the end of Rob Page's game? It's possible that the decision could come down to penalties.
At ten o'clock in the evening, Marc Mayo wrote the blog section.
Taras Romanchuk has been substituted into the midfield for Jakub Piotrowski by Poland.
The guests forcefully made us leave the match in the last quarter of an hour, for better or for worse.
Teams Neck And Neck In Competition
At 9:59 pm, Marc Mayo wrote the blog.
In about thirty minutes, one of these teams will be guaranteed a spot in Euro 2024.
Which one? Sorry, I have no idea, buddy.
It's difficult to determine which direction this situation will go.
Extra Time Halfway Mark!
It's currently 9:58 pm, Marc Mayo.
"103 Minutes: Wales And Poland Draw 0-0"
At 9:57 PM, Marc Mayo wrote in his blog...
In Poland's latest match, they narrowly avoided a tough situation when Jakub Piotrowski made a terrible pass that gave Kieffer Moore an opportunity to take on the defense. However, Moore was unable to make a successful shot as he hit it straight into an opposing player. Wojciech Szczesny then safely gathered the ball.
"No Goals After 101 Mins In Wales Vs Poland"
At 9:54 PM, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Sebastian Szymanski was substituted in for the Polish midfielder, Piotr Zielinski.
Wales And Poland Draw After 100 Minutes
It's almost ten o'clock at night, Marc Mayo wrote.
Wojciech Szczesny made an important move when Ben Davies aimed a pass to a Wales player who was about to score.
"The shot by Jakub Piotrowski from a distance narrowly missed the target up at the opposite end."
No Goals As Wales And Poland Draw After 98 Minutes
At 9:51 PM, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Chris Mepham received a booking after he pulled back Nicola Zalewski, who had managed to spin past him on the wing.
The regular game time has ended, but the excitement and chance to qualify for the European championship aren't over! The overtime is ahead of us.
We keep fighting! ✊ As the match enters its final 90 minutes, the score remains tied at 0-0 between Wales and Poland ????????????.
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Wales Vs Poland | 96th Minute Draw
At 9:49pm, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Harry Wilson and Neco Williams are positioned nearby, and if we're being truthful, it seems to be about 30 yards away.
Wilson will hit the ball against the wall!
Wales And Poland Draw At 0-0 In 94th Minute
At 9:48 PM, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Harry Brooks manages to reach a lengthy pass down the right wing, but Poland promptly regains their composure and stops the assault.
Harry Wilson did an excellent job and managed to provoke a foul right in the middle of the pitch, 25 yards away from the goal.
No Goals As Wales And Poland Draw After 92 Minutes
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There was a hazardous launch towards the Poland box, but the flag went up. Ben Davies attempted to turn his defender around in order to create an opportunity to shoot.
At 9:43 PM, Marc Mayo wrote the blog section.
The Wales players gather together before the start of the game and the extended period of play commences in Cardiff.
Only One Spot Available For Euro 2024
At 9:40 PM, Marc Mayo wrote this blog post.
During the other Euro 2024 play-off final this evening, Ukraine managed to stage a comeback and defeat Iceland. Prior to this game, Georgia had emerged victorious over Greece in the earlier match, after the match was decided by a penalty shootout.
Either Wales or Poland will be the last team to secure their spot...
At 9:38pm, Marc Mayo wrote in the blog portion.
It looks like we'll need an extra half hour, and possibly even penalties, to determine the winner of this playoff championship.
"Goalless Draw: Wales Vs Poland | 90+2"
At 9:37 PM, Marc Mayo --- Blog section: Original: In today's fast-paced world, it's important to make sure you take a step back and give yourself a break. The hustle and bustle of everyday life can take a toll on your mental and physical health, so taking time for yourself is essential. Whether it's a quick walk outside, a yoga session, or simply reading a book, finding ways to relax and recharge is crucial. Remember, taking care of yourself is not selfish, it's necessary for a happy and healthy life. Rewritten: It's important to take a break from our fast-paced lives and give ourselves some time to relax. Everyday tasks and responsibilities can be draining on our minds and bodies, making it crucial to find ways to recharge. This can be something as simple as taking a short walk, practicing yoga, or reading a book. It's essential to remember that taking care of ourselves isn't selfish and is necessary for a fulfilling life.
Kieffer Moore was stopped at the edge of the playing field and the ball was knocked out of bounds. The punishment for this action was not severe.
Even though Jakub Kiwior gave a slight and insignificant tug on the striker's shirt, it was not sufficient.
"Goalless Draw: Wales Vs. Poland | Full Game"
It's currently 9:34 pm, according to Marc Mayo.
As Kieffer Moore sends the ball out of play at the 18-yard line, a sense of deflation takes over the game, knowing that extra-time is now a likely possibility.
Robert Lewandowski attempted to resolve the situation by shooting from a distance of 25 yards, but unfortunately his low shot missed the goal by a considerable margin.
Wales And Poland Draw At 0-0 | 88 Min
At 9:31 PM, Marc Mayo wrote in the blog.
We are currently approaching the end of normal time and Poland has decided to let go of the ball near their half of the field.
Many difficulties are coming in as well as some exhausted attempts from both squads.
The fans on the home end shout "Wales! Wales!" as their team pauses to control the ball. However, the goalkeeper catches a long pass intended for Neco Williams.
"No Goals In Wales Vs Poland Match At 86 Mins"
At half past nine in the evening, Marc Mayo wrote a blog.
Poland made a good play near the corner flag of their opponents, Wales. However, their chance went off track when they made a poor pass that went way too far for a player who was open.
The Welsh team believes that they can make a move towards the opposing team's side, but unfortunately, the ball went out of bounds right after Neco Williams attempted a flick.
"Goalless Draw: Wales Vs. Poland At 84 Mins"
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Connor Roberts encounters a problem and leaves the field after receiving treatment. Therefore, Rob Page makes a smart decision by substituting him with David Brooks.
"Scoreless Draw Between Wales And Poland With 82 Minutes Played"
At 9:26 pm, Marc Mayo wrote a blog.
Jakub Kiwior did an excellent job of defending and prevented Harry Wilson from making a dangerous run, thanks to a well-timed clearance. The play started with a great pass by Dan James, who skillfully avoided getting tackled.
Przemyslaw Frankowski had a stroke of luck with the throw-in! He took a long time to kick the ball away as a Welsh player tried to approach, and then hit it poorly right into Wojciech Szczesny's hands!
Wales Vs. Poland: Scoreless Draw At 80'
At 9:24pm, Marc Mayo wrote the blog section.
To demonstrate Poland's inability to produce results tonight, Przemyslaw Frankowski receives the ball on the right and kicks it towards the far corner flag, leaving a significant gap untouched.
The visitors made two substitutions as Karol Swiderski and Jan Bednarek were replaced by Bartosz Salamon and Krzysztof Piatek.
No Goals Scored As Wales And Poland Face Off For 76 Minutes
At 9:21pm, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Neco Williams delivers a cross towards the penalty area while Chris Mepham directs a header that did not pose a significant challenge for the goalkeeper who caught the ball effortlessly from the air.
Poland made a fast move, but Nicola Zalewski missed his shot by a large margin.
No Goals Yet In Wales Versus Poland At 73 Minutes
At 9:16 PM, Marc Mayo wrote the blog section.
Nicola Zalewski made a booking after committing a late and dangerous high-footed challenge on Connor Roberts.
"Goalless Draw: Wales Vs Poland At 71 Minutes"
At 9:14 PM, Marc Mayo wrote in the blog.
Brennan Johnson was substituted in the match for Dan James. Although James had performed well, it was unexpected to see him leave the field instead of Harry Wilson.
Rob Page made his debut decision with only 20 minutes left on the clock.
70 Minutes Gone In Wales Vs Poland: Still 0-0
At 9:13 p.m., Marc Mayo wrote a blog article.
Connor Roberts creates a cross from the right side of the field. The ball is curving away from Kieffer Moore as he heads it toward the ground. However, the goalkeeper has no trouble catching the ball.
Wales And Poland Draw 0-0 | 68 Min Mark
At 9:12 pm, Marc Mayo wrote the blog entry.
Maybe the most challenging part of the game for Wales lasted between five to ten minutes. As a result, it is not unexpected to observe Dan James preparing to join the game from the bench.
Earlier, a different Polish player attempted a cross that appeared to be dangerous, but Karol Swiderski's header was too strong and missed the player running towards the far post.
Wales And Poland Draw 0-0 After 65 Minutes
At 9:09 PM, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
The team took a short corner and sent it towards Jakub Kiwior, but unfortunately, he failed to catch it properly from a near distance, causing him to shoot over the goal.
"No Goals Yet: Wales Vs Poland In 62 Mins."
It's 9:07 pm, Marc Mayo.
The people in their homes stand up because of a throw that is expected to be long, but unfortunately it is not powerful enough and a player from the opposing team removes it from danger.
It seems like whenever these teams start to gain momentum, they simply don't have the necessary aggressiveness to score, causing the situation to turn against them.
Scoreless Draw In Wales Vs Poland After 59 Mins
At nine minutes past nine in the evening, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Wojciech Szczesny steps away from his goal and is encountered by the stud of an airborne Harry Wilson while he makes a clearance.
The game continues as the goalkeeper remains on the ground and a Welsh attempt to score in an unprotected net is blocked! It's quite unexpected not to observe any violation called in that situation.
"Wales And Poland Draw 0-0 At 58 Minutes Mark"
It's currently 9:02 pm, according to Marc Mayo.
The Polish team did well by making a shot from afar, but it hit a player and went out of bounds, resulting in a corner kick.
Robert Lewandowski encountered Piotr Zielinski, but unfortunately, he missed the goal by heading the ball too high. Ben Davies did a great job of putting pressure on him and making him lose his balance just in time.
Scoreless Draw Between Wales And Poland After 55 Minutes
At 8:59 PM, Marc Mayo wrote the blog post.
Joe Rodon shows his defensive strength by overpowering Robert Lewandowski, preventing Poland from executing their most dangerous attack of the first half.
Jordan James made a heavy tackle in the middle of the field that resulted in a booking from the referee.
Wojciech Szczesny's Amazing Stop In Action!
At 8:56 p.m., Marc Mayo wrote this blog entry.
The contrast between keeping a spotless record for the Polish team and the Welsh team taking the lead in this match.
"Goalless Draw: Wales Vs Poland At 51 Min Mark"
At 8:55 PM, Marc Mayo
Wojciech Szczesny did some impressive work by punching away a cross from Connor Roberts, while Ben Davies accidentally collided with the former Arsenal goalie.
Poland made an error by giving away the ball with a long pass into the field. As a result, Jakub Piotrowski had no choice but to commit a foul on Kieffer Moore, leading to a booking. The pressure on the home team is now increasing.
"Poland And Wales Still Goalless After 49 Minutes"
At Twenty minutes to nine in the evening, Marc Mayo wrote the blog section.
What an exquisite plunge by Wojciech Szczesny to thwart Kieffer Moore's attempt for a goal that seemed to be going straight to the highest point of the goalpost!
"Stalemate In Wales Vs. Poland After 47 Minutes"
At 8:51 PM, Marc Mayo wrote in his blog.
Both teams remain unchanged as Neco Williams swiftly interrupts Poland's possession and seizes the ball in the opponent's territory. Subsequently, they take advantage of this opportunity to gain control of the ball.
At 8:49 pm, Marc Mayo wrote in the blog.
The Welsh team exited the area initially, then the guests left afterwards.
The final match of Euro 2024 must come to an end tonight, and if necessary, there will be additional time and penalty kicks.
We have resumed the second half of the match.
"Davies' Goal Denied: A Must-See Moment"
At 8:48 PM, Marc Mayo wrote the blog section.
The closest offside decision has prevented either team from getting a lead before halftime.
"Game Grown: Wales' Development"
At 8:42 pm, Marc Mayo wrote the blog section.
The hosts had a shaky beginning as it was difficult for them to gain possession of the ball. However, with the progress of the game, their self-assurance increased greatly.
During the half, Ben Davies had a header that came very close to scoring. Then, in stoppage time, it looked like he had finally broken through and scored, but it was disallowed because he was offside.
Both teams have been unable to get a shot on goal, and it seems like only one goal will determine the winner.
At 8:37 PM, Marc Mayo wrote: Hello everyone, I just wanted to take a moment to touch base with all of you and see how everything is going. I hope you're all safe and healthy during these challenging times. As for me, I've been keeping busy with work and trying to stay active. I've been getting outside as much as possible for walks and runs, and I've been doing some at-home workouts to try and keep in shape. I've also been reading a lot and watching plenty of movies and TV shows. I know it's not easy to stay positive right now, but I think it's important to focus on the things that we can control. Taking care of our physical and mental health is key, as is staying connected with loved ones (even if it's just through video chat or phone calls). If any of you have any tips or suggestions for staying healthy and motivated during this time, I'd love to hear them. We're all in this together, and I believe that we can get through it if we support each other. Take care and stay safe! Best regards, Marc Mayo
In the play-off final for Euro 2024, Iceland is currently ahead of Ukraine, while in an earlier match, Georgia won against Greece on penalties.
There were many matches played between different countries, with Northern Ireland winning against Scotland in Glasgow and Belgium defeating England 2-1, resulting in a quiet atmosphere at Wembley.
The scores are tied at 1-1 between Germany and the Netherlands, while France is in the lead against Chile.
At 8:33 PM, Marc Mayo wrote in the blog section.
The decision appeared to be a difficult one, but VAR has given it the green light.
And that's the end of the first half!
It's currently 8:32 pm according to Marc Mayo's latest blog post.
The Dragons are currently in control of the game but haven't been able to make the goalkeeper work too hard. The referee has announced that there will only be one additional minute of play.
A cross arrives and someone heads it to Ben Davies for a scoring opportunity! Unfortunately, the officials raise a flag...
No Goals Yet: Wales Vs. Poland
At 8:29 PM, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Connor Roberts dashed past Jakub Kiwior with ease and delivered a well-placed cross towards the six-yard box. However, the ultimate moment of impact was missing, and the opportunity for a shot on goal was lost.
Once again, Wales is on the move and Harry Wilson is right on the brink of receiving a through ball.
Wales Vs Poland: No Goals Yet | 37 Min
At 8:24 PM, Marc Mayo wrote a blog.
It seems that Wales is beginning to understand that there is nothing to be afraid of when playing against Poland. They could even send more players forward, as their straightforward style of attacking seems geared towards exploiting any gaps left by the opposing team.
Harry Wilson attempts to achieve this by executing a free-kick from the training ground, unfortunately, the ball is overhit and cannot be reached by Ben Davies who is running after it.
"Goalless Draw: Wales Vs. Poland | 36th Minute"
At 8:22 PM, Marc Mayo wrote the blog entry.
Crucial contact made by Ethan Ampadu!
Robert Lewandowski crossed the ball in a dangerous way towards the far end of the goal, but Ampadu cleared it after receiving it in a knockback. He was then fouled and knocked down while doing so.
"Goalless Draw: Wales Vs. Poland After 35 Mins."
attempts to paraphrase the blog post using different vocabulary: At 8:21 pm, Marc Mayo endeavors to restate the blog article using modified terminologies.
Neco Williams made a good effort on the left side, however his low cross towards Harry Wilson was cleared by Jakub Kiwior.
The momentum seems to be shifting in favor of the hosts as the pendulum swings.
Wales Vs Poland: Goalless Draw At 31'
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Wales had a good amount of time controlling the ball. They kicked it far away through Ethan Ampadu and almost made it possible for Neco Williams to get it in the box, but unfortunately, he failed to catch it.
Wales And Poland Tie At 0-0 In 27 Mins
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Harry Wilson made an excellent run towards the goal line and skillfully placed a delicate crossed ball into the six-yard line, unfortunately, none of his teammates had taken the risk to go after it and the ball was cleared away.
During a match, a player performs a long throw-in and tosses the ball towards the goal. Kieffer Moore attempts to make a goal by stretching his leg while positioned near the far post. However, his attempt falls short and the ball ends up going over the bar.
Scoreless Draw: Wales Vs Poland
At twenty minutes past eight in the evening, Marc Mayo wrote the blog section.
This game has a touch of excitement thanks to some late tackles made after the ball has been passed.
Let's observe who benefits from the game becoming tense, as Poland prepares to take their next corner. It was successfully cleared.
No Score As Wales And Poland Play For 21 Minutes
At 8:07pm, Marc Mayo wrote a blog.
Kieffer Moore jumps up high to use his head and direct the ball towards the goal, but unfortunately, the ball hits the side of his head and goes off course, missing the target by a considerable distance.
Wales Vs Poland: Scoreless After 20 Mins
It's now 8:06 PM according to Marc Mayo's post.
At present, Brennan Johnson is creating trouble for Poland. Ben Davies passed a rapid ball that passed behind some players to his teammate from Tottenham. This led to a corner kick.
No Goal Scored In 17-Minute Wales-Poland Match
At 8:04 p.m., Marc Mayo wrote the blog post.
The attacking touch narrowly misses the corner, and Wales quickly initiate a counter through the impressive efforts of Harry Wilson and Brennan Johnson, who adeptly evades challenges to maintain the momentum.
The team who is hosting managed to acquire their initial corner of the evening, in which Wilson is in charge of executing... but Davies unfortunately misses by a small margin!
Wales Vs Poland: Goalless Draw In 15 Mins
At 8:02 PM, Marc Mayo
The team from Poland has possession of the ball 60% of the time, which means they seem to be more at ease with it. Currently, they are awarded their first corner.
No Goals In First 12 Minutes: Wales Vs Poland
At almost 8 PM, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Poland have a decent opportunity as a ball is crossed in from the right and Karol Swiderski manages to break free from the opposing defender...however, he just misses connecting with the ball.
Wales Vs. Poland: Scoreless Tie | 10 Min
At 7:56 PM, Marc Mayo said:
The supporters who were cheering for the home team were discontented because Neco Williams made a contact with Jakub Piotrowski after the Polish midfielder gained control of the ball. It seems that the full-back had also suffered the consequences of their encounter.
After ten minutes, both teams have failed to make any attempts towards the goal, as they are still testing each other's strengths.
No Goals In First 7 Mins Of Wales Vs Poland Game
It's currently 7:53 PM according to Marc Mayo's blog post.
Neco Williams skillfully moves towards the center and executes a beautiful curved pass towards the six-yard line. However, a player from Poland jumps and clears the ball with their head just as an opposing player was about to make a move.
No Goals Scored In Wales V Poland After 5 Mins
At 7:52 p.m., Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Currently, Poland seems to be in a state of contentment with having control of the ball, and they are attempting to expand the reach of Wales through backward passing coupled with exploratory attempts to advance the ball upfield.
The hosts' defense is effectively managing them.
At the opposite side, Brennan Johnson displays a clever move to obtain a set piece opportunity.
Wales And Poland Draw 0-0 In 2 Minutes
At 7:48 PM, Marc Mayo wrote.
The Welsh team had a strong start with a lot of pressure on the midfield, and both teams were trying to create an advantage in that area.
To win against two teams with three defenders, it is important to focus on attacking from the sides.
Kieffer Moore committed a foul at the beginning of the game. The referee might need to control his aggressive playing style.
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We have started in Cardiff!
Georgia Secures Spot In Competition
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At the end of the play-off final match, Georgia has successfully secured their first-ever berth to the Euros by clinching a 4-2 victory in a penalty shootout.
Countdown To Wales Vs Poland Kick-Off
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Today, the referee for the match is Daniele Orsato from Italy, who is a common presence in important soccer tournaments such as the Champions League and World Cup.
Robert Lewandowski and Ben Davies are performing their last tasks before the start of the game.
Let's Play National Anthems!
At 7:42 PM, Marc Mayo
"Poland Is Not Yet Lost" began with their vocal away fans displaying red-and-white scarves and some flares.
Afterward, it is the moment to sing 'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau'.
The Teams Have Arrived!
At 7:41 pm, Marc Mayo wrote in his blog.
The ambiance in Cardiff is amazing! The area is bustling with energy and excitement.
Georgia Vs Greece: No Winner Yet
At 7:36 PM, Marc Mayo wrote in his blog.
The match in Tbilisi has reached a point where penalties will be taken.
Wales' Journey So Far
At half-past seven in the evening, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Although Wales drew on their first day in Croatia thanks to Nathan Broadhead's last-minute goal, they struggled as the second-ranked team in the qualifying Group D.
Page's team was left surprised by Armenia after losing 4-2 to them. They then drew in their next game against Armenia before suffering a defeat to Turkey.
Despite winning against Croatia twice, their total points fell four short of securing an automatic spot, as Turkey performed exceptionally well.
With their impressive performance in the last Nations League, this team made their way into the play-offs and dominated Finland 4-1 during a game in Cardiff last week.
The Welsh team easily defeated Finland during the semi-final Play-Off, which occurred last Thursday ????????.
Will they be able to deliver an equivalent performance in the Play-Off Final against Poland today?
Tune in to Viaplay Sports 2 at 7.45pm tonight to catch the live match between Wales and Poland! It's going to be an exciting game, so be sure not to miss it. Follow all the action of the EURO2024 tournament. Show your support for @Cymru!
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Wales Vs Poland: Preparing For Kick-off!
At 7:25 pm, Marc Mayo
The Euro 2024 play-off final will start in just 20 minutes!
On the pitch, the warm-up exercises are currently taking place.
Ben Davies' Dreams Exceeded With Fourth Major Tournament
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To the younger supporters, the concept of Wales participating in a significant competition may not seem peculiar.
Prior to their participation in Euro 2016, the Dragons were not a consistent presence in the upper echelons of international football, according to Ben Davies, who reminisced about this fact before the match.
According to Davies, the Welsh football team was in a difficult situation prior to Euro 2016.
I recall that before that particular initiative, we were convinced that it would be our optimal chance to make the cut. I firmly believe that it was crucial to surmount that hurdle and prove to ourselves and others that it is achievable to clinch a spot in the tournament if we manage to string together a few victories.
Our team has consistently demonstrated the ability of our key players to rise to the occasion under immense pressure. This opportunity to perform at this level four times is something that I could not have predicted.
Wales Faces Major Challenge Without Bale
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Since Gareth Bale retired in the previous year, the issue for Wales has been how will they manage without their iconic symbol in critical times.
A new Wales team, guided by upcoming players such as Brennan Johnson from Tottenham, have the chance to make their mark in history on Tuesday. They will face Poland in Cardiff, with a spot in Euro 2024 at stake.
Replacing Bale, who took Wales to three major tournaments and is considered their all-time best player, was always going to be a challenging task.
During their initial qualifying campaign after Bale retired, Wales had a difficult time. They suffered consecutive losses against Armenia and Turkey last year, which appeared to demolish their chances of obtaining a third consecutive Euros title. However, they rebounded, made it to the play-offs, and overwhelmingly defeated Finland 4-1 in the semi-finals last week.
Take a look at our preview of the upcoming game!
"Rob Page's Unique Talent"
It is currently 7:06 PM according to Marc Mayo's blog post.
Michal Probierz shared what he plans to gift to the Wales coach for tonight’s match, and it's something out of the ordinary.
During his press conference before the match, he mentioned that he will present golf balls that bear the logo of Poland to his opponent.
During the recent Nations League draw, the coach of Poland had a conversation with Page about joining the sport.
At the age of 51, he took over the position of being the new manager after Fernando Santos' resignation in September due to Poland's unsuccessful qualifications. He had previously managed the under 21 team.
Early Kick-Off Goes Into Extra Time
At 6:57 PM, Marc Mayo wrote:
There isn't any difference between Georgia and Greece in the Path C play-off final.
At the end of 90 minutes, no goals have been scored - and there has only been a single shot that was on target by either team.
Is Robert Lewandowski Facing A Goal Drought?
At 6:53pm, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Robert Lewandowski, the forward for Barcelona, has scored a remarkable 82 goals in a total of 147 international appearances since his debut in 2008. However, as of late, he has only managed to score once in his past four matches while representing Poland.
As we head into this break between international matches, he has successfully scored in his previous two games with his team and has a respectable total of 20 goals for the entire season.
"Poland's Starting Lineup"
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The selected players for Poland's starting line-up are Szczesny, Bednarek, Dawidowicz, Kiwor, Frankowski, Zielinski, Slisz, Piotrowski, Zalewski, Swiderski, and Lewandowski.
Possible free English rewrite: In today's blog post, we'll talk about some notable Polish football players whose surnames start with the letters S, B, W, P, G, R, and D. These players are part of the national team or have played in top European leagues, and they represent different positions and playing styles. Let's introduce them briefly. Skorupski is a goalkeeper who currently plays for Bologna in Serie A. Bulka is another young goalkeeper who has joined PSG from Chelsea. Walukiewicz is a central defender who has become a regular for Cagliari in Serie A. Puchacz is a left-back who plays for Lech Poznan and has impressed in the Europa League. Grosicki is a winger who has played for several clubs in Europe, including Nottingham Forest and West Bromwich Albion. Romanczuk is a defensive midfielder who plays for Legia Warsaw and has won the league title. Buska is a versatile midfielder who has played for Gornik Zabrze and Wisla Krakow. D. Szymanski is a striker who has scored many goals for Legia Warsaw and could join a foreign club soon. S. Szymanski is a midfielder who has played for Zaglebie Lubin and Wisla Plock. Salamon is a center-back who has played for several Italian clubs, including AC Milan and Frosinone. Piatek is a striker who has played for AC Milan and Hertha Berlin, and has recently joined Sparta Prague. Bereszynski is a right-back who has played for Sampdoria and the national team. These players demonstrate the diversity and quality of Polish football, which has a long tradition and many loyal fans. Whether you're a fan of Bologna, PSG, or any other team, you can appreciate the talent and commitment that these players bring to the pitch. We'll keep an eye on their performances and update you with their latest news and achievements. Stay tuned!
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Michal Probierz has opted to maintain the identical Polish squad that dominated Estonia during the semi-finals.
The only Premier League player from Arsenal in the squad is Jakub Kiwior. Unfortunately, Jakub Moder from Brighton isn't part of the squad and Matty Cash from Aston Villa is dealing with an injury.
Experienced winger Kamil Grosicki, who used to play for Hull, is on the bench while Roma's wide player Nicola Zalewski, born in Italy to Polish parents, has the potential to create difficulties for Wales along their right side.
"Wales Undergoes One Significant Change"
At 6:42 PM, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
The manager has selected Kieffer Moore to begin the match as the main striker for the team playing at their own ground, and David Brooks will be on the bench as a substitute.
Aaron Ramsey and Dan James have taken their places on a very impressive substitute bench.
The bus of the Wales team has recently arrived at the stadium...
Wales Has Made The Squad!
At 6:34 PM, Marc Mayo wrote a blog post.
Here's a revised version using alternative vocabulary: The Welsh starting lineup includes Ward as goalkeeper, while Mepham, Rodon, and Davies make up the defence. Roberts, Ampadu, J. James, and Williams are the midfielders, and up front are Wilson, Moore, and Johnson.
Article: Hennessey, King, Fox, Dasilva, Ramsey, Sheehan, Savage, Matondo, D. James, Brooks, Cullen, Broadhead are all part of the team this year. The team is made up of 12 players, who all bring their unique skills to the field. Hennessey is a skilled goalie, while King and Fox are strong defenders. Dasilva and Ramsey are powerful midfielders, and Sheehan and Savage are known for their speed and agility. Matondo and D. James bring energy and creativity to the forward position, and Brooks, Cullen, and Broadhead are strong substitutes who can come in and make an impact when needed. This team has the potential to be a winning squad, with each player bringing their own strengths and abilities to the field. Fans are excited to see them in action and are eagerly anticipating their upcoming games. With their diverse set of skills and talents, this team is sure to make a name for themselves in the upcoming season.
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