BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Slovakia midfielder Lukas Haraslin's multilingual skills helped his team to frustrate Poland's attacking tactics during their opening Euro 2020 Group E win on Monday.
Haraslin was able to understand Poland's game plan after learning some Polish during his five-year stint with Lechia Gdansk.
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