Led by the ‘best striker in the world’ Robert Lewandowski, Poland are a side every opposition should tread carefully. Even apart from the brilliant Lewandowski, they have a strong squad with quality players from Europe’s top leagues ready to make their mark.

After progressing into the quarter-finals last season, Poland aims to replicate that or do one better & will hope that Lewandowski taps into his best form to take them far forward.

As unfair as it wouldd be to term Poland as a ‘one-man team’, Robert Lewandowski is the reason many will be watching their games. The Bayern Munich striker is on fire & is at the peak of his career. Lewandowski is coming into this after an amazing season with Bayern Munich – for whom he scored 48 (!!) goals in 40 games – including 41 in 29 Bundesliga games.

The 32-year-old striker is a nightmare to deal with, but he knows that chances won’t come as freely in the Euros for him as it does for Bayern’s games. Poland’s all-time top scorer has to adapt to his situation in creating chances for himself by linking up well with teammates and getting into deadly areas to bang in match-winners for his side to take them far into the tournament.