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WORLD CUP QUALIFYING - UEFA

Slaski Stadium

Referee: Aliaksei Kulbakou | Attendance: 14000

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Poland

  • Rafal Boguski 1'
  • Ebi Smolarek 18'
  • Rafal Boguski 27'
  • Robert Lewandowski 43'
  • Ireneusz Jelen 51'
  • Ebi Smolarek 60'
  • Mariusz Lewandowski 63'
  • Ebi Smolarek 73'
  • Ebi Smolarek 81'
  • Marek Saganowski 88'

10 - 0

FT

Four for Smolarek

Ebi Smolarek hit four goals to inspire Poland to a 10-0 drubbing of San Marino in a one-sided World Cup qualifier on Wednesday.

Poland, beaten 3-2 in Northern Ireland on Saturday, cruised

into a 4-0 halftime lead against Group Three bottom team San

Marino thanks to two goals from Rafal Boguski, one by Smolarek

and another from Robert Lewandowski.

The visiting defence was penetrated six more times in the

second period through Smolarek (three), Ireneusz Jelen, Mariusz

Lewandowski and Marek Saganowski.

"I am happy about the four goals. It shows I want to be an

important part of the team," said Smolarek.

Poland have 10 points from six games while San Marino have

lost all their matches. Northern Ireland top the table on 13

points ahead of Slovakia on 12.

"The group is even and the race will go until the very end,"

said Poland coach Leo Beenhakker.

"Even the favourites, Czech Republic, clearly have problems

winning games," added the Dutchman.

The Czechs, beaten 2-1 at home by the Slovaks on Wednesday,

have eight points.