J.Klinsmann: "Such moments are special" © EuroFootball.com

In these matches, the Germans celebrated victory, while the defeated Poles practically buried all hopes of taking the second place in the group. Therefore, the coaches' moods were different after the match.

The coach of the German national team, Jurgen Klinsmann, praised the game of Oliver Neuville and David Odonkor, who appeared after the substitution. It was Neuville who scored the only goal of the match right after a pass from the left side by Odonkor.

"We wanted to bring more speed to the match, and both players who appeared after the substitution are fast, they brought more life to the game," commented the strategist on his decisions.

In Neuville's opinion, Germany deserved to win. - "I was a bit lucky, but I think the victory was well deserved."

The last time before the team from Europe in major tournaments, Germany had won in 1996. In that national team, which won the European champions title, the current coach Jurgen Klinsmann also played. This victory against the Poles, according to him, is very important.

"Such moments are special, also for the coach," said the criticized coach before the championship. - "When everything comes together in one place like now, it's like a big explosion of emotions." National team attacker David Odonkor was also delighted. - "I can't even describe this feeling, it's amazing. I'm happy that 'Olli' scored the goal and we won the match. I feel great having played for half an hour. It's a wonderful feeling," the player did not hide his emotions.

The coach of the Polish national team, Pawel Janas, admitted that Oliver Neuville's goal condemned his team. After two matches, the Poles still haven't earned any points.

"The goal at the very end of the match doomed all our chances and I feel terrible," the coach did not hide his feelings.

"In the final minutes, we made mistakes, leaving the middle of the field empty and our defense had no chance." - analyzed Pawel Janas. - "Unfortunately, we still can't score goals."

"Essentially, it is most likely that these matches end the World Cup for us," admitted the coach of the Polish national team.