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 Kamil Grosicki of Poland reacts after scoring during the international friendly soccer match between Poland and Finland Poland left Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski on the bench in the first half, along with Fiorentina's on-loan winger Jakub Blaszczykowski, who scored the winning goal in Wednesday's friendly against Serbia. The game, however, was effectively over as a contest by halftime as Poland scored three goals before the break. Stade Rennais' Grosicki opened the scoring in Wroclaw in the 18th minute, netting from a precise cross by Legia Warsaw's right back Artur Jedrzejczyk. Two minutes later Grosicki crossed from the left for Verona's on-loan midfielder Wszolek to chip in for 2-0. Wszolek then found Filip Starzynski, who curled the ball into the net from the edge of the area in the 32nd minute. Wszolek scored again in the 66th minute following a fortunate rebound off a Finnish defender after being set up by Grosicki, who completed the rout with five minutes remaining having collected a 40-metre pass from defender Bartosz Salamon. Poland beat Serbia in a friendly on Wednesday, having beaten Iceland and the Czech Republic in friendlies last year and ended their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign with a win over Ireland. Poland are in Group C at Euro 2016 along with world champions Germany, Ukraine and Northern Ireland. | |||||
Sunday, March 27, 2016
Poland thrash Finland 5-0 to extend winning streak
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