POLAND Szczesny Piszczek, Wasilewski, Perquis, Boenisch Murawski, Polanski Blaszczykowski, Obraniak, Rybus Lewandowski

GREECE Chalkias Torosidis, P'thopoulos, P'dopoulos, Holebas Karagounis, Katsouranis, Maniatis Salpingidis, Gekas, Samaras

Greece can also boast a full bill of health going into the tournament, and is expected to lineup in a 4-3-3 formation versus the host. Vasilis Torosidis appeared a doubt when he picked up a knee injury in a friendly against Slovenia last week, but the right back has shrugged off the knock to take part in recent training sessions.

Sotiris Ninis has also been struggling with a knock, though the 21-year-old has been declared fit and is available for selection. The Panathinaikos attacker is likely to start the game from the bench, with Dimitris Salpingidis set to be favored on the right side of a three-prong strikeforce.

• Poland is co-hosting this summer's Euros along with Ukraine - the first time either nation has hosted a major soccer tournament.

• The White Eagles qualified for their first ever European Championships in 2008, but finished bottom of their group, picking up only one point.

• Poland has faced Greece on 15 occasions and has dominated its European rival, winning 10, drawing two and losing just three times.

• Smuda's men have kept a national-record five successive clean sheets, going 461 minutes without conceding since Tamas Priskin's goal in a 2-1 defeat of Hungary on 15 November, 2011.

• Greece qualified for Euro 2012 by topping Group F, finishing on 24 points and remaining undefeated ahead of Croatia and Israel.

• There are three survivors from the Euro 2004-winning squad in Poland and Ukraine this summer: Giorgos Karagounis, Kostas Katsouranis (pictured right) and Kostas Chalkias.

• Greece has yet to avoid defeat in Poland, and in eight visits it has suffered eight losses, scoring four goals and conceding 22.

• Karagounis has won 117 caps for Greece, only three shy of Theodoros Zagorakis, who holds the national record.