Karagounis (Greece) missed the penalty saved by the goalkeeper.

Szczęsny (Poland) is sent off.
Wojciech Szczęsny has been sent off after bringing down Dimitris Salpingidis, who had darted through on goal and was one-on-one with the keeper.

Fortounis (in) - Gekas (out) (Greece)
An interesting introduction by Greece - 19-year-old Kostas Fortounis is a creative attacking midfielder - Greece want a win.

Salpingidis (Greece) scores!
The substitute brings Greece level, pouncing on a loose ball and firing in after neither Poland keeper Wojciech Szczęsny nor Greece's Fanis Gekas could get a full connection on a cross from the right.

The referee blows for half-time.
Jim Wirth, National Stadium Warsaw: A goal and a player up at the break: no Polish supporter will have any complaints about that. The only small cloud in the sky for the co-hosts is that they have missed sone very good chances, and Greece are a side that will prey on their nerves as long as there is just the one goal in it.

Papastathopoulos (Greece) is shown a second yellow card and is dismissed.
Jim Wirth, National Stadium Warsaw: Sokratis Papastathopoulos is the first player to be sent off in the opening game of a UEFA European Championship since Patrik Andersson at UEFA EURO 2000, dismissed for two yellow cards as Belgium beat Sweden 2-1 in Brussels to bring the curtain up.

K. Papadopoulos (in) - A. Papadopoulos (out) (Greece)
Avraam Papadopoulos seems to have been unable to shake off a knock he suffered earlier and is replaced by his highly-rated young namesake.

Papastathopoulos (Greece) is booked.
Sokratis Papastathopoulos becomes the first player to be booked in the tournament so far, with a robust challenge in the air.

Lewandowski (Poland) scores!
Robert Lewandowski is the hero as Poland take the lead. The Dortmund striker meets the cross at the back-post, after Chalkias became stranded in no-man's land, and thumps in a wonderful downward header.