"In the seventh minute McFarland impeded Lubanski as the Pole started to slip past him to collect a long ball from Gorgon. Gadocha took the free kick a few yards from the edge of the penalty area on the left of goal, and surprised the England defenders with a wicked inswinger. Everybody seemed to be standing stockstill as Banas darted in to score, the ball bouncing into hte net off Shilton."Robert Gadocha, 7' 6:33
"However, within [48 seconds] of the second half, the Poles scored again with a goal which was one of the worst ever conceded under Ramsey's managership. There seemed little danger to England as McFarland nodded a high ball straight down to Moore. But, untypically, the England captain lost concentration for a fraction of a second, and was smartly dispossessed by the alert Lubanski, who ran on alone to beat Shilton with a shot in off the near post."Włodzimierz Lubański, 47' 46:48
1Jan TomaszewskiJan Tomaszewski. Born 9th Jan 1948, Wrocław.
2Krzysztof RześnyKrzysztof Rześny. Born 2nd Aug 1946, Lukow, Poland.
3Jerzy GorgońJerzy Paweł Gorgoń. Born 18th Jul 1949, Zabre.
4Adam MusiałAdam Musiał. Born 18th Dec 1948, Wieliczka.
5Mirosław BulzackiMirosław Andrzej Bulzacki. Born 23rd Oct 1951, Łódź.
6Jerzy KraskaJerzy Adam Kraska. Born 24th Dec 1951, Plock, Poland.
7Jan BanaśJan Banaś. Born 29th Mar 1943, Berlin.
8Lesław ĆmikiewiczLesław Ćmikiewicz. Born 25th Aug 1948, Wrocław.
9Kazimierz DeynaKazimierz Deyna. Born 23rd Oct 1947, Gdansk.
10Włodzimierz LubańskiWłodzimierz Leonard Lubański. Born 28th Feb 1947, Gliwice. (c) 56'55:20
11Robert GadochaRobert Gadocha. Born 10th Jan 1946, Krakow.
15Jan DomarskiJan Andrzej Domarski. Born 28th Oct 1946, Rzeszów. 56'55:20
1Peter ShiltonLeicester, 11th of 125 caps 23 years, 8 months, 18 days Goalkeeper
2Paul MadeleyLeeds, 11th of 24 caps 28 years, 8 months, 16 days Right Back
3Emlyn HughesLiverpool, 24th of 62 caps 25 years, 9 months, 9 days Left Back
4Peter StoreyArsenal, 17th of 19 caps 27 years, 8 months, 29 days Defensive Midfielder
5Roy McFarlandDerby, 17th of 28 caps 25 years, 2 months, 1 day Centre Back
6Bobby MooreWest Ham, 105th of 108 caps 32 years, 1 month, 24 days Centre Back(c)87th captaincy
7Alan BallArsenal, 65th of 72 caps 28 years, 0 months, 25 days Midfielder77'76:17 "Ball appeared to be intervening in a scuffle between Peters and a Polish forward, but Schiller had no hesitation in showing him the red card."
8Colin BellMan City, 29th of 48 caps 27 years, 3 months, 8 days Midfielder
9Martin ChiversSpurs, 20th of 24 caps 28 years, 1 month, 9 days Centre Forward
10Allan ClarkeLeeds, 11th of 19 caps 26 years, 10 months, 6 days Centre Forward
11Martin PetersSpurs, 60th of 67 caps 29 years, 6 months, 28 days Midfielder
England Starting Formation
4-1-3-2
Notes
Disputed first goal scorerMoore and Shilton believed the ball hit Moore's leg first and then bounced off Shilton before he could react, so it should have been a Moore own goal. Both Banas and Gadocha claimed the goal, the latter much to Banas's annoyance years later. Whereas most print media go with Banas, Gadocha is official credited with the goal by FIFA. TV replays are inconclusive.
Player InjuryLubanski goes down under a fair tackle from McFarland [52:44] and seems to jar his knee on landing. McFarland is not impressed by the "play acting" by standing over him (and I'm sure totally accidently) kicking him in the side. Ball is frustrated too but Lubanski's injury appears genuine. He is unceremoniously carried off the pitch and eventually replaced by Domarski [55:20].
England red cardĆmikiewicz had tripped Peters directly in front of Ball and the English number 7 grabbed the Polishman by the scruff of the neck and pulled him to his feet raising his knee into Ćmikiewicz's groin as he did so. The knee didn't connect, or at least Ćmikiewicz didn't react as if it did, all he could do was look on in non-plussed wonderment at what had happened so quickly. Schiller was in no doubt what Ball had done and the red card was out immediately.
Sources
England - The Quest for the World Cup - A Complete Record by Clive Leatherdale (Two Heads Publishing 1994)
England: The Complete Post-War Record by Mike Payne (Breedon Books Publishing Company 1993)
Poland 2 - 0 England 
"In the seventh minute McFarland impeded Lubanski as the Pole started to slip past him to collect a long ball from Gorgon. Gadocha took the free kick a few yards from the edge of the penalty area on the left of goal, and surprised the England defenders with a wicked inswinger. Everybody seemed to be standing stockstill as Banas darted in to score, the ball bouncing into hte net off Shilton."Robert Gadocha, 7' 6:33 
56'55:20
56'55:20
77'76:17 "Ball appeared to be intervening in a scuffle between Peters and a Polish forward, but Schiller had no hesitation in showing him the red card."
England Alf Ramsey
Austria Paul Schiller
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