News about Wojciech Szczesny

After losing a point on Euro 2024, Rob Page leapt to the defence of Dan James. After the game was goalless at the end of extra-time, Poland made all five of its kicks, leaving James needing to score to keep Wales alive. Wojciech Szczesny saved his shot, and Poland moved to the Finals in Germany this summer. 'We rallied around Daniel James,' said Page, who had the courage to take the penalty.' Well, he missed it, but the team and the squad are just amazing.' I am so proud of this group.

Juventus is preparing to sell Polish keeper Wojciech Szczesny, despite Bayern Munich's vetoes. Yann Sommer, who is closing in on a transfer to Inter Milan, has been the Polish shot-stopper to replace him. If Sommer leaves, Bayern will need someone who hasn't played since the World Cup after breaking his leg while skiing.

Wojciech Szczesny, Juventus's goalkeeper, has admitted that after suffering a heart scare during a game, he expected to die. During Juventus' Europa League victory over Sporting Lisbon in April, Szczesny complained of chest pains, and he had to be recalled in the first half. With his coworkers concerned, the Poland national was left in tears.

PETE JENSON: Sevilla defeated Juventus 3-2 extra time for their seventh time in history after winning the Europa League final for the seventh time in their history. The Spaniards have won six times and have maintained their record of never losing a semi-final on an extraordinary night.

Juventus 1-1 SEVILLA: Federico Gatti scored with a header seven minutes into added time to earn Juventus a 1-1 home draw against Sevilla in Europa League semi-final first leg on Thursday. Sevilla's heavy rain and the heat of the Italian crowd at a packed Allianz Stadium managed to dominate the game, looking well-prepared for their seventh title ahead of Gatti's last-gasp effort, which kept the tie evenly balanced. Sevilla got off to a good start, and Juve goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny made a superb save to stop Youssef En-Nesyri's close-range header from blocking Youssef En-Nesyri's close-range header.

Wojciech Szczesny, Juventus's goalkeeper, has admitted that he had to come off in the first half of his team's 1-0 victory over Sporting Lisbon as he was unable to breathe. In the 41st minute after clutching his chest, Szczesny's team was extremely worried, rushing to the touchline for the shot-stopper to be aided. After being hospitalized for more than two minutes, he walked off the field in tears, followed by Juventus' medical staff as fans gave him a standing ovation.

Federico Gatti's goal in the second half of the Europa League secured the hosts a 1-0 victory over Portuguese side Sporting Club de Portugal in the first leg of their quarter-final on Thursday, bringing them one step closer to the Europa League's last four. Sport dominated much of the match and had a chance to score in the first half. Before Gleison Bremer cleared a Nuno Santos shot off the line a few minutes later, Captain Sebastian Coates had a shot saved by Juve goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny. Juve's injury woes were exacerbated further by Szczesny's departure shortly before the break, although his replacement Mattia Perin made a superb double save to save the clean sheet.

According to Italian reports, Wojciech Szczesny has turned down the opportunity to join Tottenham Hotspur. The Juventus goalkeeper's deal is set to expire in summer 2024, but the Italian giants have the ability to prolong it for another year. Spurs chief Fabio Paratici has taken a Szczesny route, according to Gazzetta dello Sport, as they look to find a replacement for Hugo Lloris ahead of his expected departure.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: It was another action-packed weekend in Italy as Serie A saw many more twists and turns. Napoli lost just their second league match of the season against Lazio on Friday night, while Roma displaced AC Milan in the top four positions after Jose Mourinho's side defeated Juventus. Sportsmail delves into Serie A's weekend action, offering you ten things we learned.

AS Roma beat Juventus 1-0 in Serie A on Sunday, snaping the visitors' undefeated run of seven games in all competitions, thanks to a long-distance attack by defender Gianluca Mancini. Mancini won Roma in the 53rd minute after halftime, delivering a spectacular low shot from a distance into the bottom left corner and leaving Juve keeper Wojciech Szczesny no chance. Juventus, who had multiple opportunities to score, were left with ten men just before fulltime when Moise Kean kicked out at Mancini after the Roma player grabbed his shirt in a tussle, resulting in a straight red card one minute after starting.

Nantes's Ludovic Blas shocked Juventus with a dramatic second-half equalizer that put Nantes on parody in the Europa League play-offs. With a fine finish in the top corner past a nimble Wojciech Szczesny, the Blas capped off a blistering Nantes counter attack. In Turin, the hosts had the lead after Dusan Vlahovic scored in the first half after being halted by a Federico Chiesa flick to start scoring.

After losing 2-0 to mid-table Monza, Juventus fell even further down the Serie A table on Sunday. Patrick Ciurria started the scoring with an impressive finish from inside, before Danny Mota Carvalho rounded Wojciech Szczesny to double the lead. Juve has dropped to 13th place after a recent points penalty, while Monza is in 11th.

Wilton Sampaio, the controversial Brazilian referee who was heavily chastised for England's World Cup loss to France, has been kept on at the tournament and may even officiate the final in Qatar. Despite a slew of controversial decisions in England's 2-1 loss to France on Saturday night, FIFA's decision means Sampaio could possibly even take charge of the final this Sunday. After surviving FIFA's final round of cuts, Premier League referee Anthony Taylor remains in contention to head the World Cup final.

IN ITALY, ALVISE CAGNAZO: The 2022 World Cup in Qatar has 65 players. At least 21 of the 32 teams to start the tournament boasting at least one name from the Italian top flight, but one (Morocco's Walid Cheddira) is playing in the second-tier Serie B for Luigi De Laurentiis' Bari, but not all of them. So how are they getting on at the tournament? Olivier Giroud (inset bottom) has shown no signs of slowing down, Adrien Rabiot has been a surprise package, and goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny (right) has kept Poland afloat. But it's been a frustrating tournament for Romelu Lukaku (left), Cameron stopper Andre Onana (inset top), and Argentina forward Paulo Dybala. On the biggest stage, Alvise Cagnazzo of Sportsmail rules, and the flops who will have a point to prove when the league returns to action in late December.

With a 3-1 victory over Poland on Sunday, Kylian Mbappe helped France beat Poland in the first half with two spectacular goals to lift the defending champions into the quarterfinals. In the first half, Poland defied Didier Deschamps until Olivier Giroud's in the 44th minute, becoming his country's all-time record goal scorer with 52 goals ahead of France legend Thierry Henry. But Mbappe stole the show after the break with two spectacular goals in the second half, first thrifling a thunderbolt past Wojciech Szczesny in the 74th minute before doubling his count with a stunning attempt into the top right hand corner in stoppage time.

ADRIAN KAJUMBA: Wojciech Szczesny remembers being teased about his inability when it comes to keeping penalties. 'I've recently heard "Wojciech you haven't saved a penalty for a year now!"' He said back in 2014 that he was a student at the University of On the other hand, he said in 2014. [It was not from someone at the club], it was from, let's say, a friend who is also a sponsor.' With his reputation as a penalty-saving specialist burgeoning, Szczesny isn't having to wait any longer these days.

EXCLUSIVE: FIFA has officially backed Danny Makkelie's decision to award Argentina the penalty that Lionel Messi missed against Poland on Wednesday. Messi went down clutching his face after being pinned by goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny, who was trying to claim Julian Alvarez's cross in Argentina's 2-0 victory in the 36th minute. VAR Pol van Boekel commissioned a pitchside investigation by Makkelie, who pointed to the spot.

Lionel Messi's behavior (have) have been scrutinized after the Argentina star rolled around pretending injury after crashing with Wojciech Szczesny (inset right) to win a penalty against Poland in their crucial World Cup match on Wednesday night. As part of Sportsmail and MailPlus' daily videocast 'World Cup Confidential,' daily newspaper journalists Ian Ladyman, Matt Barlow and Rob Draper, as well as Sportsmail columnist Chris Sutton (left) were among the many 'World Cup Confidential' writers. Every morning of the tournament, MailOnline's website is updated, and our YouTube channel is accessible.

Messi missed what looked to be a crucial spot-kick in the first half as Argentina aimed to guarantee their safe passage to the last-16. Argentina finished top of the group on a night of high drama in Group C, with Poland advancing with them in spite of a significant goal difference to Mexico. Szczesny admitted after the game that he 'owed it' to his team to save Messi's effort from 12 yards after the penalty was given to the Paris Saint Germain star.

After being out of pocket after losing a €100 bet with Lionel Messi in Poland's World Cup match against Argentina, Wojciech Szczesny may have to negotiate a pay raise. After VAR's unlawfully intervention awarding a penalty in the 34th minute, the 32-year-old Juventus shot-stopper barred Argentina's superstar from the penalty spot.

During Poland's 2-0 loss to Argentina, head coach Czeslaw Michniewicz admitted his "heart stopped" during the Polish side's World Cup on goal difference, which saw his team fall into the last 16 of the World Cup. Mexico conceded a last-gasp goal in a 2-1 victory over Saudi Arabia, triggering Poland to progress purely on fair play rules. With Group C on a knife edge going into the final round of fixtures, the Mexicans conceded a last-gasp victory over Spain. Argentina advanced as group champions after Lionel Messi saw a contentious penalty saved by Wojciech Szczesny.

Wojciech Szczesny is one of the world's best penalty keepers after denying Lionel Messi from the penalty spot in Poland's World Cup match against Argentina on Wednesday. Alan Shearer, Rio Ferdinand, and former Argentina and Man City defender Pablo Zabaleta all lauded the Juventus goalkeeper's individual efforts, speaking at halftime.

In the first half of Argentina's Group C match against Poland, Argentina received a questionable penalty after minimal contact from Wojciech Szczesny on Lionel Messi. Messi then missed the all-important spot kick, with the former Arsenal goalkeeper saving his second goal in as many games and extending his country's undefeated World Cup record. With Szczesny saving two of those, Polish goalkeepers have now saved four of their last six penalties at the World Cup.

When Poland and Argentina meet in their last game of Group C in the World Cup, they will battle it out for a last-16 spot. Argentina is coming back from a humiliating surprise loss to Saudi Arabia after beating Mexico 2-0 to get back to their resurgent form. Poland is currently ranked fourth in the group with four points going into the match, after losing 2-0 to Saudi Arabia in their previous match after a draw with Mexico. With the match coming, Sportsmail takes you through everything you need to hear about below.