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Team News
Poland forward Robert Lewandowski and Switzerland's Xherdan Shaqiri, who have yet to shine at Euro 2016, will have another chance to brighten up the tournament when their teams clash in St Etienne in the last 16 on Saturday.
Although neither player has had an especially bad tournament, they have yet to produce performances that match their billing as their teams' most creative players, and get on the scoresheet for the first time.
Lewandowski made it six international matches without scoring when he missed an early chance in their 1-0 win over Ukraine.
However, he still worked hard in attack and was always getting in position to receive the ball so there are no real concerns about his form.
"He has a lot of influence on the way we play," said coach Adam Nawalka. "He is an incredibly important player for us. He is our engine, like a locomotive and he provides us with power."
Similarly, Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic is unconcerned that Shaqiri, who scored a hat-trick against Honduras in the World Cup two years ago, has not shown off his dribbling or long-range shooting skills.
"Individualists are having a tough time at his tournament," said Petkovic, "I'm satisfied that Xherdan is not an individualist at the moment, but a team player.
"He gives everything for the team and that's what he should keep doing. When the team goes well, everyone profits."
There are no clear favourites between two technically gifted sides who have both progressed beyond the group stage of the competition for the first time.
Both have struggled for goals, however, scoring only twice each in three matches.
Switzerland have got better as the tournament has gone on and dominated possession when they held hosts France to a 0-0 draw in their final group game on Sunday to qualify.
Poland went through their group without conceding a goal, coming second behind Germany, and gave the impression that they had an extra gear to move into.
"We want to stick to our tried and tested philosophy and prepare for the game as normal," said Switzerland captain Stephan Lichtsteiner.
"We've looked at Poland and analysed them, but we want to focus on our own qualities. If we play to our potential on Saturday we'll be a very difficult opponent for Poland." —Reuters
Deadly Duel
Stephan Lichtsteiner (Switzerland)
Age: 32
Position: Defender
Caps: 84
Arkadiusz Milik (Poland)
Age: 22
Position: Forward
Caps: 29
Tireless, tough and good on the ball, Lichtsteiner doesn’t have an obvious weakness, and rarely has a bad game. The Swiss right back has earned a reputation as one of the best in the business. Milik will be the key player to look for alongside Lewandowski in Poland's attack. His sublime form could be deadly for the Swiss.
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He (Lewandowski) has a lot of influence on the way we play. He is an incredibly important player for us. He is our engine, like a locomotive and he provides us with power
Adam Nawalka, Poland coach
Individualists are having a tough time at his tournament. I'm satisfied that Xherdan is not an individualist at the moment, but a team player
Vladimir Petkovic, Switzerland coach
Predicted XI
Switzerland: Y Sommer, S Lichtsteiner, F Schar, J Djourou, R Rodríguez, V Behrami, G Xhaka, B Dzemaili, X Shaqiri, B Embolo, A Mehmedi
Poland: L Fabianski, L Piszczek, K Glik, M Pazdan, A J?drzejczyk, J B?aszczykowski, G Krychowiak, K M?czynski, K Grosicki, A Milik, R Lewandowski
Stat Attack
Switzerland have won only one of their 10 games against Poland; a friendly 40 years ago (2-1 in May 1976). Meanwhile, the Poles have won four and drawn five
All three games played in St Etienne at Euro 2016 have ended in a draw
Did you know?
Switzerland’s last shot on target was 103 minutes ago, against Romania
Switzerland are unbeaten in their last four EURO games (2 wins followed by 2 draws), after having lost six of their previous eight matches in the competition
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