Poland wins in Georgia and increases its lead

The Polish football national team won a crucial away game against Georgia in Tbilisi 4-0 and sits comfortably atop the Group D in their European Championship qualifier campaign. Polish team started the match in a nervous fashion, most likely feeling the pressure of being the favorite to win the game. The Poles efforts in the first half were lackluster, even though they twice hit the post of the Georgian goal. Things quickly picked up however in the second half with Kamil Glik scoring the first goal in the 51st minute with a header from the corner. Grzegorz Krychowiak scored the second one, putting the ball in the net from a close range at the 70th minute mark and three minutes later Sebastian Mila extended the lead with a nice-looking lob. The job was finished by Arkadiusz Milik in the injury time, when Polish striker scored from inside the box. Georgia manager Temur Ketsbaia resigned after the match. In the Group D table Poland sits comfortably at the top with 10 points in four games. Ireland, Scotland and Germany are all behind with seven points, while Georgia has only three and minnows Gibraltar failed to win any point so far.