Fans share a joke before Austria v GermanyPhotograph: Samuel Kubani/AFPThe coaches of Austria and Germany - Josef Hickersberger, right, and Joachim Loew – shake hands ahead of the Group B match.Photograph: Alexander Hassenstein/GettyA Poland fan before kick off at the Hypo-ArenaPhotograph: Mike Egerton/PA
Mixed reactions from the German striker Mario Gomez, left, and the Austrian goalkeeper Juergen Macho to an early missed chancePhotograph: Tannen Maury/EPAUnassignedThe Croatian forward Mladen Petric, right, and Polish defender Jakub Wawrzyniak during the early stages of the match in Klagenfurt Photograph: Vincenzo Pinto/AFPThe German forward Lukas Podolski scraps with Austrian midfielder Rene Aufhauser during a goalless first halfPhotograph: Yuri Kadobnov/AFPThe head coaches Joachim Loew, center, and Josef Hickersberger, right, argue with the match's fourth official Damir Skomina. Boach coaches were sent to the stands in the first halfPhotograph: Frank Augstein/APLoew and Hickersberger take the long walk from the pitchPhotograph: Clive Rose/GettyA 25-yard Michael Ballack free-kick opened the scoring for Germany and all but assured their passage to the quarter-finalsPhotograph: Alexander Hassenstein/GettyCroatia's Ivan Klasnic, the first player to take part in a European Championships after a kidney transplant, put his country 1-0 up against Poland and en route to a possible 100 percent record in Group BPhotograph: Mike Egerton/PAKlasnic is mobbed by jubilant team-mates after his emotional strike against PolandPhotograph: Czarek Sokolowski/APAn Austria fan begins to cope with the news that her team are going out of the competition without winning a single gamePhotograph: Herbert P Oczeret/EPA
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