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Route to the tournament history at the tournament Key Player Player to Watch Team Guide Group/Fixtures

Groups & Fixtures Group B P W D L F A Pts Croatia 3 3 0 0 4 1 9 Germany 3 2 0 1 4 2 6 Austria 3 0 1 2 1 3 1 Poland 3 0 1 2 1 4 1 Group B Fixtures       Austria 0 - 1 Croatia Vienna 08/06/2008 17:00 Germany 2 - 0 Poland Klagenfurt 08/06/2008 19:45 Croatia 2 - 1 Germany Klagenfurt 12/06/2008 17:00 Austria 1 - 1 Poland Vienna 12/06/2008 19:45 Austria 0 - 1 Germany Vienna 16/06/2008 19:45 Poland 0 - 1 Croatia Klagenfurt 16/06/2008 19:45

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Route to the tournament

Poland's Road to Euro 2008: Keeping their heads away from home

Poland qualified for their first ever European Championships by finishing top of a mammoth group A. With 8 teams Poland had to play 16 qualifying games, the most, along with Portugal, of any of the competing nations at Euro 2008. With 5 recognised potential candidates in Group A vying for qualification (Poland, Portugal, Serbia, Belgium, and Finland) the route to Austria and Switzerland was always going to be a long haul for the victors from the group.
by James on Tuesday, 13th May 2008
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history at the tournament

European Championship History: Poland

Surprisingly for all of Poland's football history their appearance at Euro 2008 will be their first time at the European Championships. Poland, who co-host Euro 2012 with the Ukraine, will be keen to put in a good performance prior to the 2012 edition of the tournament in their homeland.
by James on Tuesday, 13th May 2008
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Key Player

Poland's Main Man - Ebi Smolarek

There can be little doubt over Poland’s most important player in their squad of 23 named for Euro 2008; 9 goal striker Ebi Smolarek. The Racing Santander forward was in red-hot form for qualification and Poland will be banking on more of his goals to see them through the group stages of Euro 2008.
by Walter Townsend on Sunday, 1st June 2008
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Player to Watch

Poland's man to watch - Jakub Blaszczykowski

The diminutive right winger Jakub Blaszczykowski could be one of the stars of the tournament if given the chance to shine by Poland coach Leo Beenhakker. The 22 year old Borussia Dortmund winger has enjoyed a promising first season in the Bundesliga troubling defences throughout the league with his pace, dribbling skills and dangerous crosses
by Walter Townsend on Sunday, 1st June 2008
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Team Guide

Poland: Time to seize the initiative

There has never been a better time to be a Polish football fan. A burgeoning squad developing in self belief under the guidance of one of the shrewdest managers around, the time is right for Poland to shake off their tags as international under achievers at Euro 2008.
by Walter Townsend on Sunday, 1st June 2008
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