Lewandowski The shadow of Bayern's 'Leva', Poland lost 
This analysis against him turned out to be considerably more. He isn't as brilliant in the Polish pullover as he is in the club Bayern Munich. Furthermore, if the match is on the large stage or against an extreme group, Robert Lewandowski or Poland's pullover can not be found. After the main match of Poland in Euro today, the breeze of analysis will blow considerably more grounded! Lewandowski was in the shadow of Bayern's 'Leva' against Slovakia in St. Petersburg, Russia. Poland likewise lost 2-1 to Marek Hamsik, Milan Screenier's Slovakia. Poland played with ten men as of now after midfielder Gregorz Krikovic was shown a red card in the 62nd moment. Slovakia started to lead the pack in the seventeenth moment. Albeit the objective was composed as the self destruction of Polish goalkeeper Vyacheslav Szczecin, in all actuality the objective will be over and over referenced by Slovakia's Robert Mack. Mack paralyzed two Polish safeguards with an incredible run from the left and entered the container, then, at that point his shot hit the lower part of the Polish post. By then, at that point, Shezni had leaped to hinder the shot. In the mean time, the ball arrived on the post and fell on the rear of Shejni and went into the net. Shezni turned into the main goalkeeper to score a self destruction objective throughout the entire existence of Euros! Poland, dormant before the break, evened out 48 seconds into the subsequent half. Midfielder Carol Linetti adjusted for Poland toward the finish of an incredible group assault. A great deal of the credit for Slovakia's triumph goes to the group's mentor Stefan Tarkovic. In the match, he gave one move like a chess move, changed the methodology, prevailing in pretty much every one. It is far fetched whether it would have occurred if Krykovic had not seen the red card in the 62nd moment. The dormant Poland in the main half made an incredible beginning in the subsequent half! Linetti-Jilinski was additionally showing incredible force till the 72nd moment. Around then, their coordination with Lewandowski was extraordinary. Which didn't occur at all in the primary half. Poland couldn't put a solitary shot in the post of Slovakia in those 45 minutes. Around then, Slovakia was guarding in the 'low square' in the 5-3-2 table, that is, they had a human divider before their container. It is not, at this point broken in Poland. Yet, in the 82nd moment, the player who got the principal red card of the Euro this year in the subsequent yellow card is Poland's Krikovic. Poland, who began well in the subsequent half, likewise lost. Slovak protector Milan Screenier, who played in Inter Milan, exploited that. The ball comes into the Poland box from the corner to the screener. The Slovak protector managed the ball with an incredible first touch. Then, at that point he enclosed the ball by the right foot volley and put it in the net. Eventually, that objective has been the distinction. In spite of numerous endeavors, Poland didn't get back to the match. The Euro began with the pace of Lewandowski. The other two groups in the gathering, Spain and Sweden, will meet today at 1pm Bangladesh time. 
Around then, the Polish players appeared to have failed to remember that football was the object of kicking, and to score an objective with it, one needed to go before the adversary's post and make an effort. He entered the crate a few times, however no more shots were taken to pass more with the ball. Then again, in the counter-assault, Slovakia was playing depending on the abilities of the three front players, to be specific Hamsik just as Mack and Andrei Dudar. The objective came in the eighteenth moment graciousness of Mack. Subsequent to yielding an objective, Poland attempted to play on the cross rather than the technique for some time, primarily from the right, right wingback Kamil Jozviak went through the case with one cross after another. In any case, nothing was going on. Poland doesn't have an imaginative or dynamic winger who will enter the group with the ball in his strategy!
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