Poles defeat Hungary with own goal
Written by The Associated Press (www.ap.org)    Tuesday, 15 November 2011 03:44    Bookmark and Share

POZNAN, Poland. Nov 15 (AP) - UEFA EURO 2012 co-host Poland needed an own goal to beat Hungary 2:1 in a friendly at home on Tuesday.

Poland - HungaryHungary defender Vilmos Vanczak accidentally sent the ball into his own net in the 84th minute, six minutes after the visitors had equalized.

Tamas Priskin scored for Hungary after receiving a precise pass from Akos Elek and shooting beyond goalkeeper Lukasz Fabjanski and inside the post.

Poland forward Paweł Brożek opened the scoring in the 37th minute but wasted many chances afterward in a match in which only 7,000 tickets were sold.

Poland coach Franciszek Smuda said too many easy scoring situations were wasted and the defense was notably porous.

"We lost the ball too quickly and we were not aggressive enough - we don't apply pressure," Smuda said.

Hungary coach Sandor Egervari praised his players for controlling the match in the second half and said they had chances to win.

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Poland - Hungary 2:1 (1:0)
Goals: Paweł Brożek 36', Vilmos Vanczak 85' OG - Tamas Priskin 77'

Yellow carded: Daniel Tozser, Jozsef Varga
Referee: Hanner Kaasik (Estonia) Spectators: 8 000

Poland: Łukasz Fabiański - Grzegorz Wojtkowiak (84. Janusz Gol), Marcin Wasilewski, Arkadiusz Głowacki (58. Łukasz Piszczek), Marcin Komorowski - Jakub Błaszczykowski, Dariusz Dudka (65. Tomasz Jodłowiec), Adrian Mierzejewski (73. Ludovic Obraniak), Adam Matuszczyk (46. Rafał Murawski), Maciej Rybus - Paweł Brożek (66. Robert Lewandowski)

Hungary: Adam Bogdan - Jozsef Varga, Vilmos Vanczak, Roland Juhasz, Zsolt Laczko - Vladimir Koman, Gyorgy Sandor (46. Tamas Hajnal), Daniel Tozser (46. Akos Elek), Balazs Dzsudzsak - Zoltan Gera, Tamas Priskin (81. Robert Feczesin)

 
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