National Team Friendly

National Stadium
Spectators: 10300 (Terracing: 7725, Seating: 2369, VIP seats: 206) The sun was shining, the grass was green and the audience cheered when Novak Djokovic got the match started through his kick off. Wit Bronkala made a wonderful reflex save on a shot from Novak Djokovic in the 3rd minute of play. In the 6thth minute of the game Emil Majtyka who was perfectly placed tried to make a shot on goal, but U21 Sweden's Fisnik Fart was lucky and managed to grab hold of the ball. When U21 Sweden's Novak Djokovic in the 13th minute got a chance for a shot 13th didn't hesitate and placed the ball to the right of the goalie. A beautiful save bye U21 Poland's goalie prevented a goal. 15 minutes had been played when some careless play by U21 Poland's defense caused the ball to cross the line for a corner. Alexander Milošević was slow to take the kick. During this time U21 Sweden's players had a chance to rest. It was a well-played corner which Novak Djokovic managed to volley towards the net. Unfortunately, he didn't get a great hit on the ball and it went out into the grandstand. In the 20thth minute of the game Novak Djokovic who was perfectly placed tried to make a shot on goal, but U21 Poland's Wit Bronkala was lucky and managed to grab hold of the ball. U21 Poland's Wit Bronkala played magnificently when he managed to stop the ball from hitting the goal, after a sharp shot by Novak Djokovic in the 21st minute of play. In the 21st minute Novak Djokovic shot on, it seemed, an open goal, but Wit Bronkala saw the ball coming and threw himself on it before it passed the goal line. Valentin Olenberg hit a great freekick 25 minutes into the match. Fisnik Fart made a wonderful reflex save on a shot from Zachary Zerde in the 28th minute of play. In the 29th minute the ball was on its way in behind U21 Poland's goalkeeper Wit Bronkala, but with the help of a sacrificing defense, he could catch the ball at the crossbar. In the 31st minute of the match U21 Sweden got a corner. U21 Poland's goalie ran out to the linesman to protest the call, but the linesman resolutely pointed his flag at the cornerflag. Alexander Milošević ran over to the corner to take the kick. Alexander Milošević made a great header on U21 Sweden's corner, it was just that U21 Poland's Wit Bronkala managed to reach the ball for a save. Bruno Van Bombergen lost his temper 36 minutes into the game and shoved another player to the ground. He was immediately shown a red card. After 36 minutes of play, the referee blew the whistle. It was a penalty for U21 Sweden! U21 Sweden:s Fisnik Fart showed great skill when he stopped Alfred Mentis:s penalty. Emil Majtyka received a nice pass in the box and took a hard shot in the 42nd minute. Fisnik Fart tensed up and prepared to dive, but the shot went over the goal with him having to interfere. Fisnik Fart showed his good apprehension of the play when he made a fantastic save on a shot from Emil Majtyka, who was totally free with the ball in the 47th minute. After the first half the score was level. The break gave the players a chance to catch their breath, whilst the managers went over the tactics with them again.

U21 Poland's Adam Walkowski was substituted for Emil Majtyka. 53 minutes into the match, U21 Poland's goal looked a bit too open when Henning Skager came free, but Wit Bronkala reached the ball before it rolled over the goal line. An unexpectedly hard shot by Novak Djokovic in the 56th minute of play forced U21 Poland's goalkeeper Wit Bronkala to throw himself to the left, to be able to save the ball. Wit Bronkala made a wonderful reflex save on a shot from Best Bro in the 57th minute of play. After 59 minutes, Dennis Esbjörnsson mouthed his way into the referee's book. The tension between the U21 Sweden and the U21 Poland players grew even worse after the yellow card. U21 Poland made a substitution. Kasino Grositskiy replaced Bernard Trochowski. The supporters of U21 Poland booed when U21 Sweden was adjudged a doubtful freekick after 60 match minutes in a wonderful position. Dennis Esbjörnsson didn't get a good kick on the ball. U21 Poland's attacker deliberately struck the ball against an opponent to win a corner for his team. The corner was taken by Adam Walkowski in the 62nd minute. After taking down the ball on U21 Poland's corner Adam Walkowski fired away a hard shot, but the defenders efficiently covered the most dangerous angles and Fisnik Fart quite easily take care of the ball. U21 Poland's Wit Bronkala played magnificently when he managed to stop the ball from hitting the goal, after a sharp shot by Novak Djokovic in the 63rd minute of play. Wawrzyniec Cipinski received a nice pass, split the defenders, and ran untouched towards the goal. Fisnik Fart came out and tried to block the shot, but Wawrzyniec Cipinski slotted it home off the left post making it 0-1 in the 66th minute. A collision led to U21 Poland getting a freekick after 68 minutes play. Zachary Zerde hit a great ball. 71 minutes into the game, Henning Skager cracked a shot to the right of the goalkeeper, 1-1. Wit Bronkala was not in position, and could only watch the ball fly in. In the 77th minute, Henning Skager ran past the defenders and hit a shot which went straight ahead into goal. Wit Bronkala was frozen by the shot and now it was 2-1. In the 84th match minute, U21 Sweden was awarded a freekick, the ball was picked up by Dennis Esbjörnsson to maneuver through the defense. Wit Bronkala showed brilliant goalkeeper skills when he caught the ball after a hard shot from Novak Djokovic in the 86th minute of the match. In the 89th minute, Adam Walkowski reached a very good position and smashed the ball with a huge effort into the net, just to the left of Fisnik Fart. The goal made the score 2-2. The supporters of U21 Sweden booed when U21 Poland was adjudged a doubtful freekick after 96 match minutes in a wonderful position. Wincent Wasikowski didn't get a good kick on the ball. An unexpectedly hard shot by Novak Djokovic in the 97th minute of play forced U21 Poland's goalkeeper Wit Bronkala to throw himself to the left, to be able to save the ball.