Euro 2016 Match Schedule - Czech Republic Team

Update the latest information on the schedule, players, coaches and squad of the Czech Republic team at Euro 2016

Table D

Czech Republic

The Czech Republic are rediscovering the glory days of 1996 and 2000, when they reached the final and semi-finals of the Euros. They progressed through the group stages in 2012 and are now on a steady rise.

Eligibility

Group A winner

Despite not having many stars, the Czech Republic team should never be underestimated. They completely dominated the confrontations with Iceland, Türkiye and the Netherlands. As a result, the Czech Republic won 4 out of 6 matches against those 3 opponents.

Probability of success

In theory, it is difficult to rate the Czech Republic highly, they will have to win the 3rd ticket to enter the round of 16. The Czech Republic's chance of going on is only 52.4% while the possibility of winning the championship is 1%, very small.

Expected lineup

• Goalkeeper:Petr Cech;
• Defender:Pavel Kaderabek, Michal Kadlec, Tomas Sivok, David Limbersky;
• Midfielder:Jaroslav Plasil, Pavelka, Borek Dockal, Vladimir Darida, Ladislav Krejci;
• Forward:Tomas Necid.

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  Key player

  Petr Cech

  In the qualifying rounds, Cech conceded 14 goals, more than anyone else, but he was always the most reliable stopper. After a very good first season at Arsenal, Czech fans can put their faith in him.

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  Coach

  Pavel Vrba

  He has done well since taking charge in 2014, after taking Viktoria Plzen to the Champions League. He impressed during the qualifying rounds and the Euros will be the next test to overcome.

Match schedule

• Match 1 vs.Spain

  20:00 13/06

  Stade de Toulouse, Toulouse

  Vrba is confident that the team will do well in their first encounter with Spain.

• Match 2 vs.Croatia

  23:00 17/06

  Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Etienne

  This was only the third time the two teams had met, with the Czechs winning the first time.

• Match 3 vs.Türkiye

  02:00 22/06

  Stade Bollaert-Delelis, Lens

  At Euro 2008, the Czech Republic took a 2-0 lead against Türkiye, but were eventually beaten 2-3 and eliminated.

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