FIFA World Cup 2014
Montenegro is in qualification group H, with England, Poland, Ukraine, Moldova and San Marino.
In their first match, Montenegro played against Poland in Podgorica. Poland scored the first goal from a penalty kick in 5th minute. The scorer was Jakub Blaszczykowski. After the goal, Montenegro had a couple of chances, and they all culminated after a goal by Nikola Drinčić in 26th minute, after an assistance by Mirko Vučinić. In the extra period of the first half, Montenegro scored their second goal after a corner kick. The scorer was Mirko Vučinić. In the second half, Poland took the control over the match, and they used that control to score the equalizier in 55th minute. The scorer was Adrian Mierzejewski. After that, both teams had chances to win, but the result stayed 2:2. Both teams got red cards in this match. In Montenegro, Savo Pavićević was sent off, and in Poland, Ludovic Obraniak.
On 11 September, Montenegro played against San Marino in Seravalle. In a very one-sided match, Montenegro won 6:0 respectievly. It is also the biggest win for Montenegro since their formation.
In one of the most crucial matches for qualifying to the FIFA World Cup, Montenegro won 1:0 in Kiev against Ukraine. The goalscorer was Dejan Damjanović. This result has drasticly improved Montenegro chances to qualify for the World Cup, because they have won a match against a big rival for one of the two spots which lead to Brazil 2014.
In their last match in 2012, Montenegro played against San Marino in Podgorica, on 14. November. Montenegro won 3:0. After four matches, Montenegro is first in group H, with 10 points.
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