The Czech Republic beat Scotland in Glasgow with a historic goal by a check

The Czech Republic topped the hotly contested Group D of the European Cup. Even playing inside Hampden Park, in Glasgow, Jaroslav Silhavi’s team beat Scotland 2-0, on Monday (14).

The two goals of the match were scored by Patrick Schick, the second is A Cover paint.

Despite their ability to hold the ball and control the “temperature” of the match, Scotland managed to risk only in the first half when the Dykes quickly got rid of the defense and hit hard, but by the end of the match.

Under pressure at the start of the match, the Czech Republic managed to balance the match. And he knew how to enjoy the good moment.

Even as the Scottish defense rose, Koval put in a superb effort at the cross pass and Schick curled it into the net in the 42nd minute.

The second stage followed exactly the same scenario: pressure from homeowners and a check target.

After seeing goalkeeper Marshall in front, a striker stepped forward Bayer Leverkusen He hit the cover, and scored a historic goal at Hampden Park. The number 10 shirt ended the match with five shots on goal, four on goal and two on the net.

When he tried to chase his “honorable goal”, Scotland faced the stellar performance of goalkeeper Vaclic.

Tournament mode

With their victory in Glasgow, the Czech Republic takes over the European Cup Group D. tie with England With points (3), the Czechs outperform the goal difference in the tiebreak.

Scotland, on the other hand, is a bow lantern, zero in score and with a balance of -2, behind Croatia.

Hey Kara: Patrick Schick

The main offensive reference in the Czech Republic, Patrik Cech left the field as the owner of the game. After opening the scoreboard in the first half, the number 10 jersey scored a goal anthology He hit for coverage from almost midfield after spotting David Marshall early.

It was bad: David Marshall

Early in the match, he took a scoop from the cover of a check at the start of the second half and squandered the offensive momentum of Scotland, who were trying to seek a tie in the match.

Upcoming games

After Monday’s game, the Czech Republic will return to the field on Friday, playing a crucial match against Croatia, once again inside Hampden Park.

Scotland will try to recover in one of the most anticipated matches of the first stage: the derby against England at Wembley Stadium in London.

data sheet

Scotland 0 x 2 Czech Republic

Objectives: Patrik Schick (42′ and 52′), for the Czech Republic

Scotland: Marshall. Hendry (McGregor), Hanley E. Cooper; O’Donnell (Forrest), McTominay, McGinn, Armstrong (Fraser) e Robertson; Dykes (Nysept) E. Christie (Adams). Technical: Steve Clark

Czech Republic: Faclik. Koval, Celostka, Kallas & Borrell; King (Holes), Soucek, Masopust (Otter), Darida (Sevcík) H yankto (Hluzik); Check (Kremensk). Technical: Jaroslav Silhave