It hardly does it justice to suggest that Michal Zyro’s last meeting with Scottish opposition was bittersweet. The Legia Warsaw midfielder scored in both legs of his club’s thumping 6-1 aggregate victory over Celtic in the Champions League qualifiers — only for his outstanding efforts to be rendered meaningless. It was the most painful of blows. The administrative error that saw Legia bring on the suspended Bartosz Bereszynski in place of Zyro for the final few minutes of their win at Murrayfield has entered the annals of footballing infamy. Michel Zyro of Legia Warsaw celebrates scoring against Celtic in the home leg of the Champions League tie
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Poland's win over Germany leaves them on top of Group D
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Scotland take on Poland at the Stadion Narodowy in Warsaw
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Michal Zyro faces Scottish opposition for the first time since Legia Warsaw were kicked out of the Champions League for fielding an ineligible player against Celtic
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