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The Czech Republic is ready to do a good job at this European Championship. His dream would be to repeat the final he played 25 years ago at Wembley, a stadium that he will visit again, against Germany. It seems complicated. He has a talented team with whom he really aspires to be able to make the first cut and get into at least the round of 16. He could not do it in 2016, where he already saw the faces with Croatia, with whom he will have to face again this time. England and Scotland, both with the field factor in their favor, complete group D.
The summoned
- Goalkeepers
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Tomáš Vaclík, Jiří Pavlenka and Aleš Mandous.
- Defenses
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Vladimír Coufal, Pavel Kadeřábek, Ondřej Čelůstka, Tomáš Kalas, David Zima, Jan Bořil, Aleš Matějů and Jakub Brabec.
- Midfielders.
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Lukáš Masopust, Vladimír Darida, Tomáš Souček, Antonín Barák, Alex Král, Tomáš Holeš, Petr Ševčík), Jakub Jankto, Adam Hložek and Jakub Pešek.
- Forwards.
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Patrik Schick, Michael Krmenčík, Matěj Vydra and Tomáš Pekhart.
Leverkussen striker Patrick Schick is the standard-bearer for the team led by a Czech football historian like Jaroslav Silhavy. Nor should we ignore the burly West Ham midfielder Tomas Soucek, the axis on which this team turns.
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