‘Somebody give me vodka’ – Matty Cash celebrates reaching World Cup with Poland after switching nationality
MATTY CASH hilariously asked for somebody to “give me a vodka” after qualifying for the World Cup with Poland.
The Aston Villa right-back, who was born in Slough, switched nationalities just five months ago.
He made his international debut for the Poles in November of last year.
And just four months later he booked his place in Qatar after their 2-0 victory over Sweden on Tuesday night.
Cash then brilliantly took to Twitter to release a short emotional statement.
Speaking on social media, he said: “WE’RE GOING TO THE WORLD CUP !! WHAT A NIGHT .
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“Now, somebody give me vodka .”
And he released pictures of the celebrations in the dressing room including a shot of him enjoying a beer with his team-mates.
After a tense first half, Poland took the lead four minutes into the second period.
And it was their talisman Robert Lewandowski who broke the deadlock from the penalty spot.
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Piotr Zielinski then made sure of the victory in the 72nd minute as they secured their spot at a second successive World Cup finals.
Poland have been eliminated in the group stages of their last three World Cups.
They have not advanced through to the knockout stages since 1986.
Their best showings at the finals came in 1974 and 1982 when they finished third – losing to the eventual winners on both occasions.