Poland 1-3 Austria: Euro 2024 Group D result as Marko Arnautovic, Christoph Baumgartner and Gernot Trauner fire the Austrians to a vital win

Baumgartner surges through the middle on an overload and plays in Sabitzer to his left. The Dortmund man cuts inside but sees his low shot magnificently blocked.

Both sides are sticking to their pre-match rallying cries to play positive, attacking football.

It's breathless stuff with plenty of openings at both ends. Long may it continue!

Austria could yet lose three consecutive games at major tournaments for the first time since the World Cup in 1978.

It was all Austria early on, but slowly but surely The Poles have worked their way back into it.

Jan Bednarek sees a goal-bound shot blocked deep inside the area, but Krzysztof Piatek is alert to gobble up the rebound and drag the Poles level.

Piotr Zielinski lets rip with a 30-yard pile-driver that's well blocked.

That was flying and could well have Patrick Pentz some concern.

Wojciech Szczesny comes flying out of his area to neatly time an important headed clearance after Florian Grillitsch had looked for the run of Christoph Baumgartner through the middle.

The Polish shot-stopper then advances off his line to block Marko Arnautovic, although the Austrian forward is then flagged offside.

Busy moments for Szczesny.

Nicola Zalewski skies a first-time effort over the crossbar after Przemyslaw Frankowski's low cross from the right had made its way right across the penalty area.

Nicola Zalewski takes aim from 20 yards but sees his shot blocked by Mwene.

Poland scream for a handball but the referee isn't interested.

They just can't live with Austria's aggressive style.

Gernot Trauner thumps a header beyond the 'keeper at the near post from Phillipp Mwene's lovely left-wing cross.

Poland may have lost their opening match 2-1 against the Netherlands, but they’ve never been beaten in consecutive games within the same edition of the Euros before...

Poland's defence is already creaking with a series of dangerous crosses from either flank.

So far, Wojciech Szczesny hasn't been called into action.

This is their 12th meeting. Poland have notched up five wins and Austria have triumphed on four occasions with two matches drawn.