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Vastic breaks Poles' hearts

AFP, Vienna
Croatian bom Austrian player of the year Ivica Vastic became the oldest scorer in Euro championships his
I tory as he converted an injury-time penalty to give the co-hosts a 1-1 draw with Poland and ironically send his Croatia compatriots into the Euro 2008 quarterfinals.
The 38-year-old - who also scored the last time Austria appeared in a major finals at the 1998 World Cup in France -- slotted home to keep Austrian hopes alive of making the quarterfinals, though they will have to beat Germany to do so.
Austrian coach Josef Hickersberger believed that justice had been done.
The Poles really had their backs to the wall in the first-half and we should have been 2-0 up but we just didn’t score," said Hickersberger, who is in his second spell as national coach.
" But the team reacted really well after falling 1-0 behind to a goal that was offside.
"The sport of football is not always about justice: when the referee decides on something, it is like he is God.'
The Poles, who were incredulous at English referee Howard Webb’s decision, had earlier taken the lead through 26-year-old Brazilian-born striker Roger Guerreiro, who only became a > naturalised Pole in March.
Poland's veteran Dutch coach Leo Beenhakker had been apoplectic at Webb's decision but the 65-year-old had calmed down enough afterwards to make an honest assessment of the Poles chances of
making the last eight.
"I am happy with my boys, I cannot reproach them for anything But I don't believe that we have a chance of qualifying. If we had won today (Thursday) then yes, but now....' mused the former Holland and Trinidad andTobago coach.
The Austrians started brightly with captain Andreas Ivanscliitz --whose romantic life has featured largely in the papers of late - having two shots at goal, one sailing harmlessly wide while his 32 metres freekick didn't pose a problem for Polish 'keeper Artur Boruc.
However. Boruc had to be at his best in the 11th minute as a poor backpass by a Polish defender released Austria's Martin Harnik, who raced clear but his shot into the far corner was deflected by the Celtic 'keeper for a corner.
Boruc did even better two minutes later as Vmit Korkmaz put in a great pass into the penalty area but Harnik again had his shot saved by Boruc with his legs failing to add to his international haul of two goals.
The Polish guardian was again equal to the task a few minutes later as with the Poland defence in disarray Christoph Leitgeb ran onto a beautifully weighted pass but his shot was again saved by Boruc.
Marek Saganowski controlled the ball after a brilliant cross from Euzebiusz Smolarek inside the penalty area and managed to get his pass past the outstretched hand of Jurgen Macho and the boot of Austria's Middlesbrough defender Emmanuel Pogatetz, for Guerreiro to slot it into the net. though he looked to be offside.