In Tuesday’s World Cup duel, the Czech football team fell 0: 1 on the soil of Wales, while most of the second half was played by the weakening of the expelled Patrik Schick. It was the tall striker who earned the lowest mark from the Czechs due to the red card, on the contrary, the goalkeeper Tomáš Vaclík and midfielder Vladimír Darida earned the best rating.
The Czech national team member Patrik Schick receives a red card in a qualifying duel with Wales.
Nick Potts, ČTK / AP
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It is graded as in school, the best one, the worst five.
PAVEL KADEŘÁBEK, LUKÁŠ MASOPUST, MATĚJ VYDRA and ANTONÍN BARÁK not rated, they spent less than 20 minutes on the field.
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1. Tomáš Vaclík
Like against Belgium, he took fantastic interventions in Cardiff. First against the call of Bale from two steps, then at the chance of James. He had no claim against James’ goal header.
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2. Vladimir Coufal
He strongly supported the offensive, sent several centers to the 16 home. However, he did not watch the ball from the center.
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3. Ondřej Čelůstka
He was much more confident than in Eden v. Belgium, when he was defeated by gunner Lukaku and scored. Too bad he didn’t settle in the end.
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4. Ondřej Kúdela
Experienced performance. In the first half, the header prevented a pass to the home striker, who would otherwise have advanced himself to the goalkeeper Vaclík.
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5. Jan Bořil
He didn’t feel offensive as usual. He saw Balea at the last minute chance, but he still managed to put pressure on him. He didn’t guard James’s goal header.
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6. Tomáš Holeš
Excellent performance against Belgium kept him in the starting lineup. They understood Souček solidly in the middle of the advance. He worked in a large space.
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7. Tomáš Souček
Once again he worked in a large space, playing, participating in many events. As usual, he did a lot of work in the defensive phase.
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8. Lukáš Provod
He scored a goal with Belgium, he could also hit Cardiff. After Darida’s pass, he rushed alone to the goal, but did not solve the final.
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9. Vladimir Darida
He invented a great pass for the defense of Provod, but he unfortunately missed the chance. As usual, he did a lot of work on the defensive. He fired great after the break.
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10. Jakub Jankto
Very active in the first half. Wales was a threat, firing dangerously several times. His performance lacked only a goal. Too bad he didn’t hit the right hand in the first half.
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11. Patrik Schick
He didn’t get a chance, he was valid in the interlude. At the beginning of the second half, the Czech team weakened unnecessarily, he was expelled for bending after Roberts.
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12. Michael Krmenčík
He jumped into the game shortly after Schick was eliminated. After his action, Provod rushed into the penalty area, but the defenders pacified him. He didn’t get a chance.
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