England v Poland 1973: When Clough's 'clown' stopped England
None of the England team were laughing at the end of a completely one-sided match that saw them take 36 shots to Poland's two, force 26 corners, hit the woodwork twice and have four efforts cleared off the line.
But Tomaszewski has much happier memories.
"I have never watched the game again," he told BBC Sport. "But if you have a game like this, you always remember it in your heart. I can wake up in the middle of the night and remember every minute."
Lawro on England: Why the Three Lions' biggest worry against Poland is themselves
Yes, Poland have their inspirational captain Jakub Blaszczykowski and quality striker Robert Lewandowski.
But where else are they going to hurt you?
The biggest danger for England is England. We did well on Friday night (even if you do take into account that Montenegro are an average side).
But how often have you seen us string together two performances of top quality?
The danger men: How England could get Pole-axed on Tuesday
England face Poland in a must-win World Cup qualifier on Tuesday – so we look at the five men who could consign Roy Hodgson’s boys to the dreaded play-offs.
England give Poland 10,000 extra tickets for crucial clash
England's hopes of securing qualification for the World Cup in Brazil next summer have been dented by a seemingly short-sighted FA plan to offer Polish fans thousands of extra tickets for Tuesday's crucial match at Wembley.
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I would be shocked if England failed to qualify for the 2014 World Cup.
But not half as I shocked as I will be if anyone manages to beat Brazil at home next summer.
There were chances galore but no celebrations, endless recrimination but no rational explanation.
The last time Poland paid a World Cup visit to Wembley they brought down the curtain on England’s golden age.
England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Ireland all field separate national teams for World Cup competition.
Captain Jakub Blaszczykowski and star striker Robert Lewandowski have both made a point of saying they are coming to Wembley to give England a bloody nose. They will be backed by more than 18,000 partisan Poles.
Germany [is] unbeaten in their last 31 qualification matches for either a World Cup or European Championships dating back to their 3-0 defeat to the Czech Republic in October 2007.
The headline and exerpt are misleading. Even if England loses to Poland and finishes 2nd place in their group, they can still go the Brazil 2014 by winning a playoff between 2nd place teams.
England defender Gary Cahill has admitted that he does not know what to expect of Poland when the two sides meet in Tuesday's World Cup qualifier at Wembley Stadium.
"It's a bit nervy in the sense that we don't know what to expect,"