Lithuania - Poland 1 : 7 (1:1) |
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Interesting tactic of the Polish team. They played 35 minutes without a keeper, but conceeded only one goal. Surely an important victory for the development of this young team. |
40' |
1:7 |
two seconds before the hooter a nice deflection by Monika Milewska |
38' |
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not stopped |
38' |
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3rd PC LTU |
37' |
1:6 |
beautiful flick from captain Joanna Wieloch, from the circle line in the upper left corner |
35' |
1:5 |
Paulina Okaj with a flat ball in the left corner |
35' |
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5th PC POL |
34' |
1:4 |
and again a counter attack. Wieloch with the 4-1 |
34' |
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now the Polish coach changes back the keeper |
33' |
1:3 |
good counter attack - Aleksandra Bugala scores the 3-1 |
32' |
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penalty time is over - Poland again with six field players |
29' |
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Poland now with a keeper, while Wieloch is suspended. |
29' |
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now time-out Poland |
29' |
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Yellow Card for Joanna Wieloch. |
25' |
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saved by 'playing goalie' Marlena Rybacha on the line |
25' |
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2nd PC LTU |
24' |
1:2 |
great solo by Natalia Wisniewska |
24' |
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not stopped |
24' |
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4th PC POL |
23' |
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Captain Donata Dildaite with a save on the goal line |
22' |
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3rd PC POL |
22' |
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Poland still with six field players on the pitch. They dominated the first half, but the score is 1-1. |
21' |
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second half underway |
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halftime |
17' |
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time-out LTU |
12' |
1:1 |
the equalizer for Poland, by Joanna Wieloch |
10' |
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ball cleared on the goal line |
9' |
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2nd PC POL |
8' |
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Marlena Rybacha, playing for Großflottbek in the German league, is the 'playing goalie' for Poland |
7' |
1:0 |
Simona Grubliauskaite scores the lead for LTU. A flick against the Polish side, where a field player is in the goal. |
6' |
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1st PC for Lithuania |
3' |
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missed by Poland |
2' |
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1st PC for Poland |
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umpires of the match will be Liudmila Aleinikoviene (BLR) and Mirjam Wessel (NED). |
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Welcome to the first match in relegation round C between Lithuania and Poland. Both teams start with 0 points in this round, so this match is extremly important, if they will have a chance to stay in the Nations Championships. For Lithuania it's also important for the World Cup qualification (top six in Duisburg). Poland is already qualified as the host of the IWC 2011 in Poznan. |
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