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Spain v Poland, 19 June 2021

Score	1-1
Referee	Daniele Orsato
Competition	UEFA European Championship Group E
Venue	Estadio La Cartuja, Seville
Attendance	11,742

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Kick-off: 9.00pm local Attendance limited due to COVID-19 restrictions. Assistant referees: Alessandro Giallatini (ITA) and Fabiano Preti (ITA) Fourth official: Stéphanie Frappart (FRA) Video Assistant Referee: Massimiliano Irrati (ITA) This was match no. 22 of the pan-Europe Euro 2020 tournament. The only previous competitive meetings (non-friendly) came in qualifying for the inaugural UEFA European Championship in 1960. Spain won the two-legged 1st round tie in 1959 by an aggregate of 7-2. The great Alfredo Di Stéfano scored three of the goals.

1 Spain

Manager: Luis Enrique

1 Poland

Manager: Paulo Sousa

Goals:

Alvaro Morata

Goals:

Robert Lewandowski

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Unai Simón

Defender Aymeric Laporte

Defender Pau Torres

Defender/Midfielder Jordi Alba (captain)

Defender/Midfielder Marcos Llorente

Defender/Midfielder Rodri

Midfielder Koke

Midfielder Pedri

Midfielder/Forward Dani Olmo

Forward Gerard Moreno

Forward Alvaro Morata

Starting lineup:

Wojciech Szczęsny Goalkeeper

Jan Bednarek Defender

Kamil Glik Defender

Tymoteusz Puchacz Defender

Bartosz Bereszyński Defender/Midfielder

Jakub Moder Defender/Midfielder

Mateusz Klich Midfielder

Kamil Jóźwiak Midfielder/Forward

Karol Swiderski Midfielder/Forward

Piotr Zieliński Midfielder/Forward

Robert Lewandowski Forward (captain)

Substitutions:

Ferran Torres for Dani Olmo	61
Fabián Ruiz for Gerard Moreno	68
Pablo Sarabia for Koke	68
Mikel Oyarzabal for Alvaro Morata	87

Substitutions:

Kacper Kozłowski for Mateusz Klich	55
Przemysław Frankowski for Karol Swiderski	68
Pawel Dawidowicz for Jan Bednarek	85
Karol Linetty for Jakub Moder	85

Cards:

Pau Torres	81	Y
Rodri	90	Y

Cards:

Mateusz Klich	36	Y
Jakub Moder	57	Y
Kamil Jóźwiak	59	Y
Robert Lewandowski	90	Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David De Gea

Goalkeeper Robert Sánchez

Defender Eric García

Defender Gayà

Defender Diego Llorente

Defender/Midfielder César Azpilicueta

Midfielder Fabián Ruiz

Midfielder Thiago Alcántara

Midfielder/Forward Ferran Torres

Midfielder/Forward Mikel Oyarzabal

Midfielder/Forward Pablo Sarabia

Midfielder/Forward Adama Traoré

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Lukasz Fabiański

Goalkeeper Łukasz Skorupski

Defender Michał Helik

Defender Tomasz Kędziora

Defender/Midfielder Pawel Dawidowicz

Defender/Midfielder Przemysław Placheta

Defender/Midfielder Maciej Rybus

Midfielder Przemysław Frankowski

Midfielder Kacper Kozłowski

Midfielder Karol Linetty

Forward Dawid Kownacki

Forward Jakub Swierczok

Comments:

Spain had now failed to win either of their opening two games of a UEFA European Championship finals for the first time since 1996. Álvaro Morata had now scored four of Spain's last five goals at UEFA European Championship finals. This was the 50th game that Spain had played in Seville (won 39, lost four). Alvaro Morata's goal was initially disallowed for offside but the decision was subsequently overturned following a VAR review. Spain were awarded a penalty after 57 minutes for a foul following a VAR review. Gerard Moreno missed the spot-kick.

Comments:

Poland avoided losing their opening two games at a UEFA European Championship finals for the first time. Robert Lewandowski became the first player to score at three UEFA European Championship finals for Poland; also 2012 and 2016. Aged 17 years and 246 days, Kacper Kozlowski became the youngest-ever player to appear at the UEFA European Championship finals. England’s Jude Bellingham had held the record for six days (17 years and 349 days).