SZCZECIN, Poland. Aug 11 (PS) — Cameroon's star striker Samuel Eto'o scored twice in a 3-0 victory against Poland on Wednesday to defeat the hosts.

This was Poland's fourth without a win and fourth game without scoring a single goal.

Countryman Vincent Aboubakar completing the scoring in the 85th minute to further remind the Poles of their downfall. 

Despite the disappointing result, Poland showed some signs of attack but the lack of a finishing touch was the host's weak link. The rusty Polish backline did not show much confidence either, having plenty of trouble holding of the African forwards throughout the match.

Cameroon, one of the weaker sides of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, looked the more dominant side on Wednesday ousting the Bialo-czerwoni on home ground and leaving only Polish fans and the Polish Football Federation asking questions.

Borussia Dortmund's Jakub Blaszczykowski was regarded as Poland's only highlight of the match, with the tricky winger causing the most trouble for the Cameroonians. Unfortunately, with lack of offensive support he was unable to accomplish much.

Cameroon captain Samuel Eto'o, when asked at a press conference of what he knew of the Polish team answered honestly to no ones surprise.

"I do not need to know them. I do not know the names of a number players with who we have played against. This is the least important to me. Our task is to go out onto the pitch and defend the honor of Cameroon,” the Inter Milan striker said.

However, Eto'o said he remembered the last time Cameroon played in Poland.

"I was here 10 years ago. We drew 0 - 0."

The UEFA EURO 2012 co-hosts had their chances but were unable to take them, leaving captain Michal Zewlakow to reflect on a "very disappointing result".

"Maybe it wasn't as bad as in our last friendly against Spain when we lost 6-0, but this was still painful". We can't seem to find our rhythm and we let our opponents dominate the game. We had some good chances but were unable to score and if you fail to score against a team like Cameroon, sooner or later they will punish you." Zewlakow told UEFA.com.

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Poland - Cameroon 0:3
Goals: Samuel Eto '30,'52, Vincent Aboubakar '85

Yellow carded: Ludovic Obraniak (Poland), Henri Ntsama Bienvenu (Cameroon)

Referee: Tony Asumaa (Finland) Spectators: 17 000

Poland: Łukasz Fabiański (46-Przemysław Tytoń) - Grzegorz Wojtkowiak (38-Marcin Kowalczyk), Michał Żewłakow, Kamil Glik, Maciej Sadlok - Jakub Błaszczykowski, Dariusz Dudka (72-Adam Matuszczyk), Rafał Murawski (57-Adrian Mierzejewski), Ludovic Obraniak (78-Sławomir Peszko) - Robert Lewandowski, Paweł Brożek (46-Maciej Rybus)

Cameroon: Guy Assembe Ndy - Benoit Ekotto Assou, Sebastien Bassong, Nicolas Nkoulu (65-Stephane Mbia), Augustin Binya - Aurelien Chedjou (76-Joel Matip), Jean II Makoun (70-Gorges Mandjeck), Henri Bedimo (82-Geatan Bong) - Marcel Ndjeng, Eric Choupo-Moting (59-Henri Ntsama Bienvenu), Samuel Eto'o (80-Vincent Aboubokar)