Poland football team makes history

Polish national football team defeated current World Champions, Germany 2-0 in Warsaw this Saturday in the European Championship qualifier. It was Poland's first win over its western neighbor at the 19th attempt. Even though it was German team that controlled the game and had more goal chances than hosts, it was Polish team that scored that night. In the 51st minute, Arkadiusz Milik put the ball in the net with a header. Sebastian Mila scored the second one two minutes before the injure time after a pass from Robert Lewandowski. Throughout the game, Poles had three shots on target, while Germany had eight, but all of them were blocked by Arsenal keeper, Wojciech Szczęsny, who was on fire that day. After the second round of games, Poland with six points lead the Group D table. Germany is fourth with three points. On Tuesday, Poland will host Scotland in Warsaw in another qualifier.