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Scotland 0: 2 Czech Republic
42 ‘Patrick Schick [0:1]52 ‘Patrick Schick [0:2]
66 min. The Scots had another wonderful opportunity, but T. Vaclikas played an incredible ball.
61 min. Uch, sigh in the Scottish camp. S. Armstrong fired and the ball missed the goal after the rebound.
55 min. Czech captain V. Darida was able to finish off the Scots: his ball hit whistling over the crossbar. Will the Scots already give up and put white towels in the square?
52 min. OBJECTIVE! What was that?! P.Schickas shoots the ball almost from the center of the field and lands in the goal together with the Scottish goalkeeper D.Marshall. Incredible shot and the Czech Republic already leads 2: 0!
49 min. What’s going on in Glasgow? The Czechs almost hit the goal, but T. Vaclikas practically took the ball out of the goal at the last moment. Woof!
48 min. Transverse! Scott J. Hendry was inches from the tying goal, but the ball missed the goal.
47 min. What a start to the second half! The Czechs besieged the Scottish Gate, which was rescued by Marshall.
45 min. This is so much in the first half! He remembered the swamp for more than 40 minutes, but P.Schiko’s goal should open up more space for potential opportunities after the break.
42 min. OBJECTIVE! P.Schick leaps over all the Scottish defenders and hits his nails with his head and nails the Czech Republic to the front. 0: 1.
32 min. All of Scotland breathed a sigh of relief! The country’s brightest star, A. Robertson, shot at the goal from a very grateful position, but T. Vaclik pointed his finger at the goal with the tips of his fingers. This is the best chance in this match so far.
19 min. What worried Czech coach J.Šilhavy most was the menacing Scottish counterattack and L. Dykes’ shot that missed the goal.
16 min. Scottish goalkeeper D. Marshall had to work! P. Schikas fired a very dangerous shot.
5 minutes. The most dangerous first Scottish attack! After the mistakes of the Czech defenders, J. McGinn tried to attack the rival goal.
1 minute. Let us begin! Good football everyone!
Starting teams:
Scotland (3-5-2): David Marshall, Jack Hendry, Liam Cooper, Grant Hanley, Andrew Robertson, Scott McTominay, John McGinn, Stuart Armstrong, Stephen O’Donnell, Ryan Christie, Lyndon Dykes.
Strategist: Steve Clarke.
Czech Republic (4-2-3-1): Tomas Vaclikas, Janas Borilas, Tomas Kalasas, Ondrejus Celustka, Vladimiras Coufalas, Alexas Kralas, Tomasas Soucekas, Jakubas Jankto, Vladimiras Darida, Lukasas Masopustas, Patrikas Schickas.
Strategist: Yaroslav Šilhavy.
The 1998 World Cup was the last time we saw Scottish footballers fighting on an elite team.
Since then, the Scots have missed five planetary and continental championships, before team head coach Steve Clarke finally placed this soccer-mad nation among the top 24 teams in Europe.
“No matter what I let into the square, I hope everyone plays fantastic for their country. As a coach, this is the most important thing I can expect from my players, ”said the Scottish manager on the eve of the match.
Czechs are more frequent guests in big tournaments: since 1992, when the Czech Republic separated from Slovakia and competed separately in tournaments, 10.6 million. The population of the country did not miss a single European Championship in 1996. They even played in the final of the tournament.
It is true that the Czechs have not been part of the elite of European football lately, as evidenced by their two meetings with Scotland in 2020. In the UEFA League of Nations, when today’s rivals of J. Šilhavy’s students were stronger both in Glasgow and Olomouc.
“We know what to expect: intense one-on-one duels and a strong opponent with quick counterattacks. We need to be focused for the full 90 minutes. We can’t give up our offensive style, although you can’t expect to put pressure on your opponents all the time. show, for which we deserve three points, ”said the Czech strategist.
This will be a Group D match. Yesterday, a match was played: England defeated Croatia 1: 0 in front of their fans at Wembley Stadium.
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