Group B latest: Austria v Poland

90 PENALTY.  Webb hands Austria a lifeline. It's a soft decision.

84 Austria are piling on the pressure. Another set piece. Better delivery from Leitgeib but Proedl can't direct his header on target.

78 Kienast wins a soft free kick and Boruc makes a mess of dealing with the cross but Poland survive.

76 Vastic wastes free kick. Firing 30-yard drive miles over the bar.

75 Austria are trying to build attacks but often find themselves outnumbered in midfield and Poland are ready to hit them on the break.

73 Proedl booked for a soft foul. It's his second of the tournament and will miss the final group game against Germany.

68 Ambitious 35-yard freee kick from Krzynowek is tipped over by Macho.

63 Great double save from Macho to deny Bak and a follow-up effort from the edge of the box.

Poland's Roger Guerreiro celebrates after opening the scoring

58 Another booking.  Wasilewski for a foul.

56 Austria's Korkmaz booked for foul on Saganowski.

50 Smolarek breaks free down the right for Poland, turns inside and produces a smart save from Macho.

46 Webb waives away appeal for a penalty after Ivanschitz falls theatrically in the box. He was fouled but delayed his fall, good decision.

HT Austria 0 Poland 1

45 Another chance for Austria. Leitgeib's free kick to the far post just goes over the head of unmarked

45 Chance for Austria. Free kick on the right but  Ivanschitz fails to find a team-mate on the edge of the box.

40 Poland have the edge and they have Boruc to thanks for not being at least 4-1 down. Unbelievable.

36 The goal has settled Poland, who for 30 minutes were a complete shambles.

30 GOAL:  For Poland. Saganowski's low shot from a tight angle on the right is pushed into the path of Guerreiro, and he pokes the ball home.

28 Leitgeib found unmarked on the edge of the box but he fails to control the ball.

Poland's Marek Saganowski, right, shoots the ball past Austria's goalkeeper Juergen Macho, to fellow team member Paulo Guerreiro, left, to score

22 It's a one man show. Garics breaks free down the right but Boruc saves again.

16 Now Austria's defenders go walkabout and leave unmarked at the far post but he also can't finish.

15 Poland are all over the place and Boruc rescues them again with another one-on-one save with Leitgeib.

13 Another great chance wasted by Harnik. Korkmaz escapes down the left and squares the ball for Harnik, centre of goal, but his strike is beaten away by Boruc.

11 Poland defence caught napping and Harnik is clear on goal but he is denied by Boruc.

Austria's Christoph Leitgeb, left, shoots past Poland's goalkeeper Artur Boruc but fails to score

9 Promising position for Austria. Free kick 32 m from goal. But Boruc makes comfortable save.

5 Promising start by Austria and Ivanschitz has the first effort on goal but his shot goes past the post.

19.45 Howard Webb blows the whistle and the match kicks off.

Austria and Poland both made three changes to their starting lineups for their Group B game at Euro 2008 on Thursday as they seek to kick-start their campaigns after opening defeats.

Austria coach Josef Hickersberger brought in Christian Leitgeb, Umit Korkmaz and Gyorgy Garics for Joachim Standfest, Ronald Gercaliu and Juergen Saeumel, hoping for a faster start than in the co-hosts 1-0 defeat by Croatia.

Poland's Jacek Krzynowek, center, is tackled by Austria's Andreas Ivanschitz

Poland boss Leo Beenhakker started with Mariusz Jop, Marek Saganowski and Roger Guerreiro in place of injured captain Maciej Zurawski, Pawel Golanski and Wojciech Lobodzinski for a game where defeat would end their interest in the tournament.

Poland lost their first game 2-0 to Germany.

Teams:

Austria: 21-Juergen Macho; 14-Gyorgy Garics, 15-Sebastian Proedl, 3-Martin Stranzl, 4-Emanuel Pogatetz; 8-Christoph Leitgeib, 6-Rene Aufhauser, 10-Andreas Ivanschitz, 11-Umit Korkmaz; 20-Martin Harnik, 9-Roland Linz

Poland: 1-Artur Boruc; 13-Marcin Wasilewski, 2-Mariusz Jop, 6-Jacek Bak, 14-Michal Zewlakow; 18-Mariusz Lewandowski, 5-Dariusz Dudka, 8-Jacek Krzynowek; 11-Marek Saganowski; 20-Roger Guerreiro, 7-Ebi Smolarek.

Referee: Howard Webb (England)