That's all from Sportskeeda's LIVE coverage of the UEFA Euro 2024 fixture between Poland and Austria. Thank you for tuning in and following our live blog. We hope you join us again when France lock horns against the Netherlands later tonight. 

Austria, on the other hand, will head into their final group stage game with a lot of confidence. Another win against the Netherlands may help them secure direct qualification to the knockouts.  

Poland, unfortunately, suffered their second consecutive defeat in the Euro 2024. So now they can't qualify directly to the knockouts from Group D. They will have a slim chance of going through if they win their last group-stage fixture against France four days later. 

FULL TIME: Poland 1-3 Austria

A brilliant display from Rangnick's Austria as they showed great composure on the ball and were majorly the better team in almost all departments. Right from their pressing to their patience in the buildup, everything worked beautifully and on most occasions, Poland had no answers to the questions asked by Austria. They had a blemish in the first half from which Piatek scored but they came up with a far better defensive display in the second half. In attack, Arnautovic with his positioning was very crucial and it allowed Baumgartner to play in behind and it also resulted in a goal. Overall, this win will lift their spirits after a frustrating defeat against France. 

90+2' A late chance for Poland as a long ball from the right finds Grosicki in space, completely unmarked. But the forward failed to control the ball properly and his effort was way off target. The Austria defence was caught totally off guard there. 

90' A total of four minutes have been added on. 

87' Substitution for Poland

Piotr Zielenski is replaced by Kacper Urbanski

85' ALMOST!! Austria are runnning riot now in Berlin. This time a brilliant buildup play saw Laimer make an excellent move in space but the Bayern Munich midfielder failed to hit the target. 

84' CHANCE!! A big opportunity for Austria as Polish defenders failed to clear their lines properly and Posch picked it up in the right flank and decided to make an ambitious effort from distance. The ball was on target and it forced Szczesny to come up with a great save. 

80' Double change for Austria

Goal-scorer Baumgartner and Arnautovoic make way for Romano Schmid and Michael Gregoritsch respectively. Both the players get huge cheer from the large Austrian crowd present at the stadium. 

78' GOOOOOAAAALLLLLL for Austria!!!!!

Arnautovic makes no mistake in converting the spot-kick. He sends Szczesny the wrong way and calmly slots the ball home. This looks done and dusted for Poland. Poland 1-3 Austria

78' PENALTY for Austria!!

Sabitzer and Arnautovic combine and the former gets the ball in behind the Polish defence and almost squares it past Szczesny. But the Polish goalkeeper catches Sabitzer unfairly in the box. 

75' Substitution for Poland

36-year-old winger Kamil Grosicki replaces Bartosz Slisz

70' A booking for Austria's captain Marko Arnautovic

66' GOOOOOOOOOAAAAAALLLLLL for Austria!!

Christoph Baumgartner hands Austria the lead following a beautiful buildup from the Austrians. Rangnick's men moved the ball from right to left very quickly and subsequently, a ball from the left flank was played inside the box. Arnautovic was the intended target but his dummy run found Baumgartner in space and the midfielder nestled it past the goalkeeper. Poland 1-2 Austria

65' Lewandowski gets booked for an infringement!

That's the first involvement of Lewandowski since coming off the bench and unfortunately he gets booked following a collision with Lienhart. 

63' Substitution for Austria

Phillipp Mwene is taken off and Alexander Prass is on. 

62' Yellow card for Moder!

Austria were in a middle of the good buildup just when Moder catches Baumgartner unfairly and gets booked. 

60' Double change for Poland 

Piatek and Buksa are off and Lewandowski and Swiderski replace them upfront. 

59' A forced change for Austria!

Goal-scorer Trauner is injured and Rangnick replaces him with Kevin Danso. 

57' Too many tackles flying in from both the teams. As we speak Robert Lewandowski is getting ready to come on for Poland. It will be a massive boost for them to have someone of his calibre on the pitch for the last 30 minutes or so. 

56' A booking for Wimmer!

Poland pushed bodies forward in a counter-attack and Zalewski was running riot on the left flank until Wimmer brought him down. The referee was quick to spot the infringement. 

54' Sabitzer finds a pocket of space and hits it the first time but Bednarek comes up with a great block. Austria are gaining momentum in this match. 

53' A yellow card for Slisz!

Poland's Slisz understood the danger and brought down Baumgartner unfairly in midfield. The Austrian midfielder shielded the ball really well and was all set to run at the Polish defence. 

51' Wimmer has had an instant impact from the bench. He has looked very energetic and has been driving the ball forward for Austria. 

50' Austria are taking time in their buildup as they search for the opening in the Polish defence. Good spell of pressure from Rangnick's men. 

46' Both teams make a change.

Jakud Moder replaces Jakub Piotrowski for Poland while Patrick Wimmer comes in for Florian Grillitsch for the Austrians. 

46' Second-half kicks-off!!

HALF TIME: Poland 1-1 Austria

In the first 15 minutes, Austria had the lion's share of possession and also created more opportunities. They rightfully found the back of the net through a brilliant header from Trauner. However, Poland gained momentum in the game after they pushed more bodies in attack. They finally scored the equalizer from a corner as Austrian defenders failed to clear the lines and the ball landed kindly for Piatek, who made no mistake in blasting it past Pentz in goal. It has been a feisty first-half and we expect the same in the upcoming 45 minutes. 

45' Poland have a freekick in a dangerous position after Lienhart brought down Slisz unfairly. However, Zalewski's freekick was parried away by Pentz. 

41' Sabitzer and Arnautovic have been key for Austria in this game. Sabitzer has worked hard and has been involved in almost all of their meaningful buildups. Meanwhile, Arnautovic has been decent as well in holding the ball up the field and also dropping down to link the midfield with attack. 

39' Austria have looked good after conceding the goal. They have pushed bodies forward in every counter and are looking to take the lead. This is turning out to be a very exciting spectacle for the viewers. 

34' It's end-to-end football in Berlin as Sabitzer's freekick almost found Lienhart in the penalty area. But he was not in a great position to direct it towards the goal. But an opportunity nevertheless. 

31' GOOOOOOAAAALLLLLL!! Poland's constant pressure have bear fruit as Piatek slammed home the equalizer. Austrian defenders were scrappy in clearing their lines from a corner and a cross from the left reaches Buksa in the middle and his subsequent shot was blocked by Trauner. However, Piatek picked up the rebound and slotted it past Pentz. Poland 1-1 Austria

29' HUGE CHANCE!! Another big opportunity for Poland goes begging. Frankowski is running mayhem from the right but his subsequent cross was headed out for a corner by Lienhart. 

24' Poland are growing into the game as Zielinski carries the ball forward and then combines with Frankowski but the latter's cross was headed away by Trauner. Zielinski's shot from the ricochet was also blocked by the Austrian defence. 

22' Opening for Austria. A brilliant ball from defence was played towards the on-rushing Baumgartner but Szczesny was off his lines quickly to thwart away the danger. The entire Poland defence were caught out there with a defence-splitting pass.

19' Another opportunity for Poland! A brilliant move from the Polish as they made a quick transition from defence to attack. Frankowski with the delivery found Zalewski on the left side but the latter's effort was way off target. Poland gradually growing into the game. 

17' CHANCE! First chance of the game for Poland as Buksa finds a pocket of space near the Austrian final third and he sorts his feet out before getting a shot away but it hits an Austrian defender. Poland players claim for a handball but the referee is not interested. 

14' Poland in the first quarter have looked unimaginative, drab and second-best by a fair margin. They need a lot to change to get back into this game. Austria are looking dangerous in every buildup. 

9' GOOOOOAAAALLLLLL!!!! Trauner with a towering header puts Austria in the lead. It all started from a throw-in which was thwarted away by the Polish defence but Mwene won back the ball and lost his marker and sent it a brilliant delivery for Trauner, who rose above the Polish defenders to make the perfect connection. Excellent move and a well deserved goal for Rangnick's men. 

7' Austria clearly with the upper hand early on as Poland are failing to match their opponent's intensity. Arnautovic has already seen the ball a few times in the first few minutes and he will be a busy man in this match. 

4' Bright start for Austria as they push bodies forward identifying an opportunity to hit Poland on the counter. However, Sabitzer's ball to Arnautovic was not proper but Austria manage to earn a corner. 

1' KICK OFF! Austria will begin the proceedings, they are in their traditional red and black while Poland sport an all-white kit. 

The players are out on the pitch and the National Anthems are about to begin! 

There were a lot of talk regarding Robert Lewandowski's availability. But Poland's captain and all-time goal-scorer starts on the bench against Austria. However, there are indications of him impacting the game at some point in the second half. 

Here are the substitutes!

Poland: Salamon, Walukiewicz, Swiderski, Moder, Lewandowski, Grosicki, Skorupski, Romanchuk, Puchacz, Damian Szymanski, Bereszynski, Sebastian Szymanski, Bulka, Skoras, and Urbanski.

Austria: Lindner, Wober, Danso, Prass, Gregoritsch, Hedl, Querfeld, Kainz, Schmid, Daniliuc, Seidl, Wimmer, Weimann, Entrup, Grull.

The teams are out!

Poland starting XI: Szczesny; Bednarek, Dawidowicz, Kiwior; Frankowski, Piotrowski, Zieliński, Slisz, Zalewski; Piątek and Buksa.
Austria starting XI: Pentz; Posch, Trauner, Lienhart, Mwene; Seiwald, Grillitsch; Laimer, Baumgartner, Sabitzer and Arnautovic. 

Form guide

Poland:Form (all competitions, most recent first): LWWDWW
Austria:Form (all competitions, most recent first): LDWWWW

Both teams have had a decent run heading into the tournament and though they lost their opening fixtures, they still had lots of positives going for them. We expect nothing less than a high-voltage contest. 

Ralf Rangnick, Austria coach: "The essence of the game is clear. It has the character of a knockout match. Both teams have a good chance to go through with a win, a draw doesn't really help either of us. How it will ultimately play out is up to how we perform, and that's what we're focused on. We want to reach the knockouts and we always knew we'd have to beat at least one, maybe two teams in our group to achieve that. Our style of play isn't set up to try and get draws. We'll be playing for the win."

Ahead of the match, Poland head coach, Michał Probierz said, "Have I had sleepless nights before this game? Definitely not. In general, I sleep very well, especially when I know that as a coach I have done my best to prepare the team. Austria play aggressive football so we have to do the same. But on the other side, that is not enough. I want us to do both: to play aggressively, but play good football as well. If we combine those things, then our prospects of winning will improve."

Hello and welcome everyone as we catch all the live action from the UEFA Euro 2024 fixture between Poland and Austria. Both teams are heading into this game after losing their opening fixtures. While Poland lost 2-1 against the Netherlands, Austria suffered a frustrating 1-0 defeat against France. Hence, both teams need to win this match to get back in contention for the knockouts.