| 
Definite dark-horses for the tournament, the Czechs boast two of the best players on
the planet in Pavel Nedved and Thomas Rosicky. Milan Baros and Jan Koller provide a
strikeforce with power and pace, whilst former Manchester United winger Karel Poborsky
is showing why he was one of the stars of Euro 96 with a great run of form. Though
drawn in the ‘Group of Death’, they are a good bet to progress into the very latter stages.
| Czech
Republic 's Warm Up Games |
| Date |
Team |
Venue |
Score |
| 15 Nov 2003 |
Canada |
Teplice |
5-1 |
| 18 Feb 2004 |
Italy |
Palermo |
2-2 |
| 31 Mar 2004 |
Republic of Ireland |
Dublin |
1-2 |
| 28 Apr 2004 |
Japan |
Prague |
0-1 |
| 29 May 2004 |
Liechtenstein |
Seefeld |
|
| 6 June 2004 |
Estonia |
tbc (home) |
|
| Squad |
| Goalkeepers |
| Petr Cech |
Rennes |
| Jaromir Blazek |
Sparta Prague |
| Antonin Kinsky |
Ramenskoye |
| Defenders |
| Rene Bolf/TD>
| Banik Ostrava |
| Zdenek Grygera |
Ajax Amsterdam |
| Tomas Hubschmann |
Sparta Prague |
| Marek Jankulovski |
Udine |
| Martin Jiranek |
Reggina |
| Pavel Mares |
St. Petersburg |
| David Rozehnal |
Brugge |
| Tomas Ujfalusi |
Hamburger SV |
| Midfielders |
| Tomas Galasek |
Ajax Amsterdam |
| Pavel Nedved |
Juventus |
| Karel Poborsky |
Sparta Prague |
| Tomas Rosicky |
Borussia Dortmund |
| Jaroslav Plasil |
AS Monaco |
| Vladimir Smicer |
Liverpool |
| Roman Tyce |
Munich 1860 |
| Stepan Vachousek |
Marseille |
| Strikers |
| Milan Baros |
Liverpool |
| Marek Heinz |
Banik Ostrava |
| Jan Koller |
Borussia Dormund |
| Vratislav Lokvenc |
Kaiserslautern |
| Miroslav Matusovic |
Banik Ostrava |
|
