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After all, the Czech Republic-Scotland, counting for the Nations League, will actually take place, although the Czech federation announced yesterday that the game, referring to the second round of the Nations League and scheduled for next Monday , had been delayed due to two suspected cases of coronavirus.
The Czech federation said on Saturday that the match will be played, but that the national team will be made up of a new technical team and players. In other words, all previous squads will be replaced after midfielder Tomas Soucek (West Ham) and forward Patrik Schick (Roma) have been advised to isolate themselves after being in contact with a staff member who tested positive.
This suspicion led to the postponement in 24 hours of the departure to Slovakia, where the Czechs won 3-1 yesterday. The postponement of the match with Scotland was justified by fear of “spreading the virus further.”
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Monday’s Nations League game between the Czech Republic and Scotland will go ahead as planned after negotiations between the Czech Federation and UEFA representatives.
The Czech team will be made up of new players and staff members.
– Czech soccer team (@ceskarepre_eng) September 5, 2020
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