Poland's prime minister said on Friday he felt like he wanted to kill Howard Webb when the English referee awarded the injury-time penalty that allowed Austria to snatch a 1-1 draw at Euro 2008.

The late equaliser on Thursday meant Poland had to settle for one point from their first two games in Group B.

'As the prime minister I have to be balanced and collected,' keen soccer fan Donald Tusk told reporters.

'But last night I was speaking very differently about the whole thing, I wanted to kill.