Poland's star player finally broke his European Championship drought but it wasn't enough to keep Poland in the tournament. A night that started spectacularly for the Poland captain with a goal after just one minute and 40 seconds - the second fastest in any European Championship - ended in frustration and heartbreak as his team lost on penalties to Portugal in their quarterfinal at the Stade Velodrome. ''It's painful,'' said Lewandowski, who found the net just once in France after scoring 13 times in qualifiers.
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