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Poland
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The podders analyse Portugal’s win against Poland and look ahead to Wales’ quarter-final with Belgium Plus, the view from Buenos Aires on Leo Messi’s international retirement
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Robert Lewandowski and Renato Sanches scored in a 1-1 draw, with both goals coming in the first half, before Jakub Blaszczykowski’s saved penalty proved decisive
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A fine save by Rui Patricio from Jakub Blaszczykowski’s penalty allowed Ricardo Quaresma to strike the decisive kick in the shootout that took Portugal into the semi-finals
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The journey of Krzysztof Maczynski - and many of his Polish team-mates - to Euro 2016 has been far from straightforward but that makes their success in reaching the quarter-finals in France even sweeter
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Poland and Portugal are the first two teams to face off in the final eight with neither team’s superstar player having performed at his best so far
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The Portugal manager, Fernando Santos, believes referees will not fall for any mind games ahead of his country’s Euro 2016 quarter-final with Poland
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Poland and their cult hero Michal Pazdan are unified and ready for their Euro 2016 quarter-final against Portugal on Thursday night
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The world champions’ meeting with Antonio Conte’s team could be the game of the tournament, but only Wales are left to fly the home nations’ flag
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Poland have begin to prepare for a quarter-final with Portugal after Lukasz Fabianski’s feats saved the day against Switzerland
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Gareth Bale and co progress to the quarter-finals. Plus, previews of France v Ireland and Germany v Slovakia, and the definitive word on who would win: 11 Cristiano Ronaldos or 11 James Milners?
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The first game of the knockout stage sees two teams who came into the tournament as potential dark horses but have struggled for goals in reaching the last 16
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Vladimir Petkovic placed his trust in Arsenal’s new signing and as the knockout tie against Poland looms the unhurried conductor-in-chief is up for the challenge
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The last-16 matches begin on Saturday afternoon when Switzerland take on Poland in Saint-Étienne. Which eight teams will make it into the quarter-finals?
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Croatia’s win over Spain puts them top of the pile, hosts France fail to impress with the pressure off, and Germany show inconsistent flashes of brilliance
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Croatia leave it late against Spain as Germany head into the last 16 (of course) - and Northern Ireland will be joining them. Plus we preview day 13, as Hungary’s amazing campaign continues against Portugal
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Group C comes to a close with a three-way battle for the qualification spots. Despite their heroics against Ukraine, the only way Northern Ireland will qualify automatically is by beating the World Cup holders Germany. Poland’s destiny is in their own hands and Ukraine are the only team who came into their third game with the guarantee that they are out. Here are the permutations
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Roma are keen to keep Wojciech Szczesny on loan for a further season but are struggling to meet Arsenal’s terms for the Poland goalkeeper
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A dominant performance against Turkey has the reigning champions on top, while Northern Ireland make a big climb on the back of beating Ukraine
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The podders analyse vital victories for England and Northern Ireland. Plus, Germany’s bore draw with Poland, and Sweden prepare for Italy
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Germany failed to hit their straps against Poland who had the best two chances, both missed by Arkadiusz Milik, resulting in a 0-0 draw at Euro 2016
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Poland wasted several clear chances to beat the world champions in a dull match
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The emergence of young Polish talent has meant Adam Nawalka’s free-scoring side are confident of repeating their historic victory over Germany
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Poland v Germany is billed in some circles as potential dark horses v World Cup winners
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