Szczesny has 'great future' – Wenger
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger feels goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny should be proud of already having made 100 first-team appearances
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Classic clip: Clough and the clown
A timeless clip of Brian Clough continuing to call Polish 'keeper Jan Tomaszewski 'a clown' despite a brilliant performance against England
Read the full storyJagielka: Hard work starts now
Phil Jagielka offered a low-key assessment of England's victory over San Marino and conceded the hard work starts now ahead of Poland
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Photos: World Cup build-up
Check out our latest international football gallery, as teams around the world prepare for the latest round of World Cup qualifying
Read the full storyBlaszczykowski out of England clash
Poland captain Jakub Blaszczykowski will miss the upcoming World Cup qualifier with England with an ankle injury.
The midfielder, a key player for his country, sustained the knock in Borussia Dortmund's 1-1 draw at Hannover yesterday.
Football rumour: Stoke in Boenisch talks
Stoke City are set to sign Poland international defender Sebastian Boenisch, who has left Werder Bremen following the expiry of his contract.
The Mirror reports that the Potters have beaten off opposition from West Ham for the 25-year-old.
What's on the Warsaw menu?
ITV.com's Harry Hesp takes us into a traditional Polish restaurant in Warsaw to discover the wonderful delicacies
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Thinking of what might have been
Polish skipper gutted after defeat
Poland captain Jakub Blaszczykowski admitted it was a shame that the host nation had been eliminated at the group stage, but said that the experience of a major tournament would stand his side in good stead for the future.
– Polish captain Jakub BlaszczykowskiThe positive thing is that we fought to keep things even in all three matches. It was a great tournament, just a shame that we have gone out so early. In the first half we had several great opportunities which we couldn't put away. After the break we knew that we had to attack more. But the Czechs played on the counter and caught us out with one of them. It's very important that we take away big tournament experience.
No laughing matter
Smuda quits as Poland coach
Poland coach Franciszek Smuda has said he will leave his job following the tournament co-hosts' elimination from Euro 2012. The Poles finished bottom of their group after a 1-0 defeat by neighbours the Czech Republic. "This is 100 per cent the end of the road," Smuda told Polish television.