We investigate the Euro 2016 match, including kick-off time, venue, group news, TV calendar and quotes on the ball.
Northern Ireland are in the finals of a noteworthy competition surprisingly since the 1986 World Cup. Few give them much any desire for making a sprinkle - they are 5/1 to beat Poland on Sunday - yet subsequent to dazzling the world by qualifying in fine style, they will hope to spring more astonishes in France. At the point when DOES POLAND V NORTHERN IRELAND KICK OFF? WHERE IS IT BEING PLAYED? The match starts at 5pm UK time, 6pm neighborhood time, on Sunday 12 June at the Allianz Riviera stadium in Nice. By what means CAN I WATCH ON TV? The BBC will telecast the match in the UK, with scope beginning at 4.15pm.
Universal viewers can see their choices here. Group NEWS To take after MANAGER QUOTESNorthern Ireland supervisor Michael O'Neill: "We are the kind of nation nobody needs to play. The desire of Ukraine and Poland is that they ought to beat us, a small nation. I was met by Polish media back in Belfast and one person was verging on annoying, saying 'You have players from Fleetwood [19th in League One this season]'. I said 'We have, however we likewise won our gathering to get to the Euros. There are things which will be thought little of by the resistance. We need to turn that to support us. The way that we are there is an immense achievement, yet it is reviving that the players won't simply consider it to be that."
Poland chief Adam Nawalka: "The group is steady and taking into account players who have substantiated themselves amid Poland's past matches and who keep up great structure in their clubs. It is the aftereffect of more than three years diligent work with respect to the players and additionally the whole guiding staff. Be that as it may, determination in the national group is never over... The group has gained a great deal of ground throughout the most recent year. Mental, strategic and physical planning are on an abnormal state." PLAYER QUOTESNorthern Ireland's Gareth McAuley: "[On the danger of Poland's Robert Lewandowksi] He is a top player for Poland, however they have different dangers as well. Scoring 42 objectives in the Bundesliga and 13 in the qualifying effort for this competition demonstrates to you what Lewandowski is able to do.
He could without much of a stretch go to the Premier League and be tried there. "We are prepared for the test of keeping them out - however we will need to test the Polish guard too. We need to do well at this competition, not simply make up the numbers. "There is a genuine appetite. We know we can be difficult to beat, however we need to get the equalization right. We are prepared to go." MATCH FACTS
Poland and Northern Ireland have met on nine past events, with Poland winning three times and Northern Ireland winning four times. There have been two draws.
Six of the nine matches were aggressive and occurred in meeting all requirements for EURO 1964, the 2006 World Cup and the 2010 World Cup. This is the first occasion when they meet at a noteworthy competition.
These countries keep going met on 5 September 2009, when Poland and Northern Ireland attracted 1-1 a World Cup qualifier in Chorzow. Kyle Lafferty (38') put the guests in front. Mariusz Lewandowski (80') scored the equalizer.
Six months prior (28 March 2009), the Irish had won the converse apparatus 3-2 in Belfast. Warren Feeney and Jonny Evans scored for the hosts and Poland's Michal Zewlakow beat his own goalkeeper.
Poland's last triumph against Northern Ireland occurred on 30 March 2005. A late Maciej Zurawski objective (85') gave Poland a 1-0 World Cup qualifying win in Warsaw.
Poland had begun the 2006 World Cup qualifying effort with a 3-0 triumph in Belfast. Maciej Zurawski (4'), Piotr Wlodarczyk (37') and Jacek Krzynowek (58') scored for the guests. Wlodarczyk was sent off (80').
The benevolent match between these two on 13 February 2002 is the main global match in history to highlight a Lennon/McCartney organization. Trailing 2-1 at halftime, Neil Lennon and George McCartney went ahead however couldn't maintain a strategic distance from the inevitable 4-1 Poland triumph. Lennon played in his 40th and last match for Northern Ireland, McCartney was playing in his third.
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