Czech Republic vs Poland Live Stream - Poland as well as the Czech Republic have injury concerns over influential players in advance of their crunch Group A encounter on Saturday.
Having drawn their opening two games against Greece and Russia 1-1, Euro 2012 co-hosts Poland must win as a way to qualify for the quarter-finals.
However, the Poles have several fitness worries, with midfielder Eugen Polanski among the walking wounded because of a bruised knee.
Polanski said: "We know that we are able to take a step special for fans along with the country.
"This is a vital game inside my career. This whole tournament is very important.
"All the preparation, all of the training, 4 weeks of preparation, we're to put five weeks in whole, and that we wish to demonstrate that individuals can provide everything.
"If we give 100% of ourselves, we're going to win definitely tomorrow."
Poland boss Franciszek Smuda knows the thing it will need to succeed following successive 1-1 draws with Greece and Russia.
He said: "First of all, we will need to play good football. Secondly, we will need to fight in the first towards the last whistle."
As well as Polanski, Smuda has doubts over defender Damien Perquis and midfielder Dariusz Dudka, adding: "If there was no problems with injuries, I'd really like to make use of a similar line-up even as had against Russia, but maybe those injuries will impact our decision and we'll must make some changes."
Smuda's other major selection dilemma requires if they should recall Wojciech Szczesny in goal or keep faith with Przemyslaw Tyton, who saved a penalty after Szczesny was sent off against Greece.
Asked who his goalkeeper can be, Smuda joked: "Definitely not me. Whoever's involving the posts.
"We have some of question marks. We've got some injuries. Tomorrow, we'll make sound decision."
Czech Republic have injury concerns of their own but goalkeeper Petr Cech looked to own recovered from your shoulder problem after coming through training unscathed.
The same can't be said for captain Tomas Rosicky, who sat the session using the Achilles injury that forced him off during Tuesday's 2-1 win over Greece.
Rosicky said: "It's improving but we decided that I won't train tonight and we'll hold back until tomorrow."
The Arsenal midfielder played down fears his absence might have a devastating impact on his team-mates.
"What I'm outlook during team is excellent hope, a fantastic possibility to see a quarter-finals," he stated.
"Of course, the people are involved basically play or otherwise. But hopefully to endure. We've a fantastic opportunity here and that we know about it, and we need to grab this opportunity and go through."
A draw ought to be enough for the Czechs to succeed unless Greece have the ability to shock Russia inside the other final group game and coach Michal Bilek had not been afraid for his side to become cast since the villains.
"We want to navigate to the quarter-final," he was quoted saying. "Right now, it's one or the other and we will do our utmost to do this goal.
"Of course, we respect our opponent but we are not scared. Unfortunately we cannot mean goodbye on the Euros and we need to undergo."
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