Victor Moses scores as Nigeria beats Poland 1-0 - read live update

Chelsea fullback Victor Moses got the only goal in the clash through a well taken penalty in the second half - Poland actually scored a goal but it was not allowed by referee Michael Oliver The Super Eagles of Nigeria defeated Poland 1 - 0 away from home in their pre World Cup clash at the Stadion Miejski we Wrocławiu stadium. The first half was a cagey affair with both side showing off their attacking side but at the end of the first 45 minute the scoreline was a goalless draw. The game took a new twist as Victor Moses was brought down in the 58th minute in the 18 yard box which prompted referee Oliver to point to the spot kick. 

Moses calmly placed the ball into the bottom left corner of the post to give the visitors their much awaited lead. Poland came close to getting their equaliser but in-form Uzoho would not have any of that as he held strong to claim a much deserves clean sheet. Read our live report of the game below: FullTime' Michael Oliver blows the final whistle to the amazement and cheer jubilation of the visitors 90+1' Chance! Ahmed Musa missed a well timed pass by Onazi that would have left him one on one with the Polish goalkeeper. Four minutes of added time to be played. 89' SUB for Nigeria. Ighalo OUT, Moses Simon IN. Nigeria seem to have done enough to get the victory despite not showing enough creativity. 

86' Corner! Substitute Onazi showed character in heading out the corner from the Polish 85' The Polish are looking the more composed side with a high pressing play on the Eagles goal 83' Chance! Uzohi showed composure to punch a cross away from goal but Kowaczki was on hand to fire a rebound that went just wide Stats' Corner Kicks! Poland 6 - 1 Nigeria 81' Sub! John Ogu replaces Kelechi Iheanacho 77' Sub! Tyronne Ebuehi replaces Shehu Abdullahi 76' Man down! Shehu Abdullahi is down and receiving medical attention by the Nigeria medic 74' Strike by Przemyslaw Frankowski was parried by the in-form Uzoho 73' Sub! Kenneth Omeruo replaces Leon Balogun Stats' They have been 9 goal attempts by Poland and 7 by Nigeria 68' Sub! Jakub Swierczok who replaced Robert Lewandoskwi, came close to troubling Francis Uzoho but the ball went just inches wide 68' Sub! Jakub Swierczok replaces Robert Lewandoski 65' Chance! Poland came close to getting the equaliser as Artur Jedrzejczyk headed a superb cross from a freekick just wide above the top angle of the crossbar 64' Sub! Ogenyi Onazi replaces Joel Obi 60' GOOOOOAAALLLLLLLL! Victor Moses calmly puts his penalty kick towards the left hand side of the post leaving goalkeeper Fabianski helpless 60' Penalty! A penalty has been given to Nigeria as Victor Moses is brought down. 58' Sub! Nigeria make their first sub as Ahmed Musa replaces Alex Iwobi 57' Yellow Card! Joel Obi gets into referee Oliver's book for his foul on a Polish midfielder 56' UzoHero! Lewandowski was in a one on one situation with he Nigeria goal keeper who made himself big to parry the shot from the Bayern top striker - Uzoho is definitely having a good game 54' The Polish are in much comfortable control of the game 52' Offside! Robert Lewandoski is caught yet again in an offside position, but that did not stop him from striking the ball toward Uzoho - a card offense if you ask us 51' Nigeria is yet to make a sub in this one The referee for this clash is Michael Oliver from the English Premier League 47' The Polish are in calm control of the game Second half is now upon us Half time' Half time is upon us, and at the end of the first 45 minutes, the scoreline is Poland 0 - 0 Nigeria 45+1' A poor cross from Shehu Abdullahi was block by the Polish defensive midfielder Karol Linetty 44' Corner kick! Uzoho yet again puts a brillant goalkeeping display to keep the Polish at bay despite two corners at quick secession - but thanks goes to the young goalie Uzoho 43' Huge chance! Lewandowski strike a mid range shot heading towards the Eagles goal but goalkeeper Francis Uzoho parries it out for a corner It was actually a goal, luckily for the Super Eagles the referee did not call it in 42! A huge chance by Poland cross the line but the referee is signaling play on 41' Freekick for Poland in a dangerous position 38' Man down! Heavy challenge from Marcin Kaminski leaves Victor Moses on the ground 35' Chance! A decent delivery from the Polish almost found its way to the bottom right of the post leaving goalkeeper Francis Uzoho screaming to his defence line over lack of communication 33! Freekick! Victor Moses takes a freekick that came close to troubling the Polish goalkeeper but went just a few inches wide Always refresh your browser to see fresh updates 31! Chance! A superb cross by Iwobi to Ighalo, was cut short by the Polish goalkeeper 30' At the half hour mark, the game is balance but the Eagles so far seem to have a slight edge over their opponent A quick look into the stat of this game, Nigeria have 51% of the possession while Poland have 49% 27' Corner! Poland have a corner kick and it was headed wide by defender Kamil Glik 26' As expected, the game is cagey affair with both side showing equal respect to the opponent 24' Foul! Iheanacho fouls his marker 23' The Super Eagles are keeping a high line marking, hoping to force their opponent with a mistake 22' Offside! Lewandoski was caught in an offside position as he tried to sneak past his marker 20' Foul! Dawid Kownacki brings down Adbullahi Shehu in the Nigeria half 18' Sub! Jacek Goralski comes in for injured Karol Linetty 16' Foul! Victor Moses brought down by Polish midfielder 14' Slow build up play by the Polish 12' Iwobi shows great skills to beat his marker but his cross too deep and runs out of play. Great skills from the youngster 12' The Super Eagles are pressing deep in the Poland half 11' Good footwork by Iwobi from the right flank to send a cross it, unfortunately no Eagles player was on hand to receive it 7' Chance! A brilliant low cross from the left wing met the danger man Lewandoskwi, who effort hit the crossbar 5' Throw in! Nigeria have a throw in deep in opposition half 1' And we are on the way, the much awaited pre World Cup friendly is here And the both team are observing their various national anthem Live updates starts in five minutes. Always refresh your browser to see fresh updates Here are the starting XI for both teams: Nigeria XI to face Poland: Francis Uzoho; Shehu Abdullahi, William Troost-Ekong (c), Leon Balogun, Bryan Idowu, Wilfred Ndidi, Joel Obi, Alex Iwobi, Kelechi Iheanacho, Victor Moses, Odion Ighalo Poland XI V Nigeria: 22. Fabianski, 15. Glik, 20. Piszczek, 23. Kaminski, 10. Krychowiak, 27. Kurzawa, 8. Linnerty, 26. Frankowski, 24. Kowinacki, 9. Lewandowski (C), 19. Zielinski Read our preview below The Super Eagles of Nigeria had the footballing world's attention with their 4 - 2 win against Argentina in their last international fixture. Coming to face a formidable Polish side in their own backyard, can the Eagles replicate the form used in handling the Argentina clash? This would be the first of such meeting between these sides who are both participating in this year's World Cup and could provide a timely glimpse of what to expect from them by the time the competition kickoff. It is an usual tactic for coaches to attack in friendlies since there are no points at stake but it is expected that among these two teams, there will be a mutual respect