Sagna looked at Lewandowski wearing the number 9 jersey, feeling an admiration for "a great man should be like this".
Ma'el nodded, watching other forwards shine, he also had a tingle in his feet, eager to score his first goal in the European Cup.
After this goal, the second turning point of the match occurred just before the end of the first half.
Greece's defender Papastathopoulos tripped Poland's number 10, Obraniak, receiving a second yellow card which turned into a red and was sent off.
As he left the field, he was visibly displeased, which also provoked booing from the Greek fans.
Ma'el and Sagna quickly took out their phones to watch the replay, only to find that Poland's number 10 clearly slipped on his own, yet the Greek defender took the blame.
Misjudgment!
"This just happens sometimes."
Sagna, seeing his point validated, shrugged boastfully, "See, Greece was about to gain momentum, but was suddenly harmed by a misjudgment, appealing after such matches is useless.
