Le CSA a publié la liste des joueurs pour les 2 prochains matches amicales et surprise Patrice Bernier sera de la partie. On remarquera aussi la présence de Martin Nash.
Name Position Club Date of Birth Caps Goals/Shutouts
Lars Hirschfeld GK Tottenham Hotspur, English Premier 10/17/78 14 4
Kenny Stamatopoulos GK Enkopping, Swedish Premier 8/28/79 1 0
Paul Fenwick D Hibernian, Scottish Premier 8/25/69 31 0
Mark Rogers D Wycombe Wanderers, English Second Div. 11/3/77 4 0
Jason deVos D Wigan Athletic, English First Division 1/2/74 41 3
Richard Hastings D/M MV Maastricht, Dutch Second Division 5/18/77 34 1
Nick Dasovic D/M Vancouver Whitecaps, A-League 12/5/68 60 2
Ante Jazic D/M Rapid Vienna, Austrian 2/27/76 3 0
Paul Stalteri D/M Werder Bremen, German Bundesliga 10/18/77 45 6
Kevin McKenna D/M/F Heart of Midlothian, Scottish Premier 1/21/80 19 6
Patrice Bernier M Moss FK, Norwegian Premier 9/23/79 0 0
Marc Bircham M Queen?s Park Rangers, English Second Div. 5/11/78 14 1
Jason Bent M Plymouth Argyle, English Second Division 3/8/77 29 0
Daniel Imhof M St. Gallen, Swiss First Division 11/22/77 19 0
Fernando Aguiar M Benfica, Portuguese First Division 3/18/72 13 0
Martin Nash M Dallas Sidekicks, MISL 12/27/75 27 2
Tomasz Radzinski F Everton, English Premier 12/14/73 17 4
Paul Peschisolido F Sheffield United, English First Division 5/25/71 46 9
Amicale contre l'Irlande (18) et les Tchèque (15 nov)
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Vicenç
- Titulaire indiscutable
- Messages : 2464
- Inscription : 04 avril 2003 19:27
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Daniel
- Champion continental
- Messages : 8905
- Inscription : 28 janvier 2003 20:10
- Place dans le stade : Kop [132]
- Localisation : Kop [Section 132], Plateau
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Vicenç
- Titulaire indiscutable
- Messages : 2464
- Inscription : 04 avril 2003 19:27
Ce n'est pas si surprenant que cela, mais je ne crois pas qu'il y avait beaucoup de monde l'an passé qui aurait pensé voir Bernier jouer contre la République Tcheque et Nedved... Ce n'est pas vraiment la A-League, ni la 2e division norvégienne.
Il reste à voir si il va jouer ce qui n'est pas arrivé lors du match contre l'Estonie.
J'espère surtout que c'est match vont être à la tv.
Il reste à voir si il va jouer ce qui n'est pas arrivé lors du match contre l'Estonie.
J'espère surtout que c'est match vont être à la tv.
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Daniel
- Champion continental
- Messages : 8905
- Inscription : 28 janvier 2003 20:10
- Place dans le stade : Kop [132]
- Localisation : Kop [Section 132], Plateau
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Y
- Joueur d'expérience
- Messages : 3389
- Inscription : 22 juin 2003 20:26
- Club préféré : IMPACT
- Mon “autre” club favori : AJA, Ajax
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Bxl Boy
- Champion du monde
- Messages : 20546
- Inscription : 27 janvier 2003 20:08
- Club préféré : RWD Molenbeek (47)
- Place dans le stade : Tribune de presse
- Localisation : Verdun
- Contact :
Le technique :
Rep. tchèque : 16-Jaromir Blazwk, 3-Tomas Ujfalusi, 4-Tomas Galasek, 5-Rene Bolf (2-Petr Johana, 46), 6-Marek Jankulovski, 7-Roman Tyce, 8-Karel Poborski, 9-Jan Koller, 10-jiri Stajner (15-Marek Heinz, 46), 11-Pavel Nedved (C) (12-Jiri Jarosik, 46), 14-Stephan Vachousek
Canada : 1-Lars Hirschfeld, 2-Patrice Bernier, 3-Richard Hastings, 4-Nick Dasovic (14-Paul Fenwick, 75), 5-Jason deVos (C) (12-Mark Rogers, 63), 6-Kevin McKenna, 7-Paul Stalteri, 8-Daniel Imhof, 9-Tomasz Radzinski, 10-Paul Peschisolido (15-Martin Nash, 72), 11-Ante Jazic
Les buts : Marek Jankulovski (26), Marek Heinz (49), Karel Poborsky (55), Libor Sionko (63), Rudolf Skacel (82) (1-0 ... 5-0), Tomasz Radzinski (89) (5-1)
Arbitre : M. Sundell
Avertissements : Stalteri, Bolf
Et le compte rendu de uefa.com :
Czech Republic 5-1 Canada
The Czech Republic ended a memorable year in style with a 5-1 friendly victory against Canada in Teplice.
Brückner still unbeaten
The Czechs, who qualified for UEFA EURO 2004™ by topping qualifying Group 3 last month, are unbeaten in 19 games since coach Karel Brückner took over the squad in January 2002. Of those matches, 15 have been wins and there never looked like being any other outcome at the Stínadla stadium in the first meeting between the two countries.
Record night
Marek Jankulovski, Marek Heinz, Karel Poborský, Libor Sionko and Rudolf Skácel scored the goals for the home team, but it was Poborský's strike that was the most well received. The AC Sparta Praha playmaker was making his 90th appearance for the Czechs, equalling the record held by Zdenek Nehoda.
Radzinski denied
The Czechs had a bright start, with Stepán Vachousek, who was replacing the injured Vladimír Smicer in attack, hitting the bar in the first minute. However, the Canadians soon had a chance of their own when Tomasz Radzinski found himself in a one-on-one situation with Jaromír Blazek, only for the Czech goalkeeper to come out on top.
Koller fouled
The breakthrough finally came in the 27th minute when Jan Koller was tripped in the penalty area by Canadian captain Jason De Vos. Marek Jankulovski made no mistake from the spot and the Czechs were on their way. There were to be no more goals before the interval although home captain Pavel Nedved hit the crossbar.
Birthday celebrations
Half-time replacement Heinz extended the advantage just three minutes into the second half with a goal on his debut. Poborský then wrapped up the victory with a headed effort in the 55th minute, his seventh in Czech colours. Brückner, who celebrated his 64th birthday on Thursday, was able to experiment in this contest and another substitute Libor Sionko, back after 14 months away from the national side, rewarded his coach with a fourth.
Irish trip
Victory was complete when Skácel struck nine minutes before the final whistle although there was still time for Radzinski to score a consolation. The North American team will get the chance to make amends for their defeat with a trip to play the Republic of Ireland on Tuesday.
Rep. tchèque : 16-Jaromir Blazwk, 3-Tomas Ujfalusi, 4-Tomas Galasek, 5-Rene Bolf (2-Petr Johana, 46), 6-Marek Jankulovski, 7-Roman Tyce, 8-Karel Poborski, 9-Jan Koller, 10-jiri Stajner (15-Marek Heinz, 46), 11-Pavel Nedved (C) (12-Jiri Jarosik, 46), 14-Stephan Vachousek
Canada : 1-Lars Hirschfeld, 2-Patrice Bernier, 3-Richard Hastings, 4-Nick Dasovic (14-Paul Fenwick, 75), 5-Jason deVos (C) (12-Mark Rogers, 63), 6-Kevin McKenna, 7-Paul Stalteri, 8-Daniel Imhof, 9-Tomasz Radzinski, 10-Paul Peschisolido (15-Martin Nash, 72), 11-Ante Jazic
Les buts : Marek Jankulovski (26), Marek Heinz (49), Karel Poborsky (55), Libor Sionko (63), Rudolf Skacel (82) (1-0 ... 5-0), Tomasz Radzinski (89) (5-1)
Arbitre : M. Sundell
Avertissements : Stalteri, Bolf
Et le compte rendu de uefa.com :
Czech Republic 5-1 Canada
The Czech Republic ended a memorable year in style with a 5-1 friendly victory against Canada in Teplice.
Brückner still unbeaten
The Czechs, who qualified for UEFA EURO 2004™ by topping qualifying Group 3 last month, are unbeaten in 19 games since coach Karel Brückner took over the squad in January 2002. Of those matches, 15 have been wins and there never looked like being any other outcome at the Stínadla stadium in the first meeting between the two countries.
Record night
Marek Jankulovski, Marek Heinz, Karel Poborský, Libor Sionko and Rudolf Skácel scored the goals for the home team, but it was Poborský's strike that was the most well received. The AC Sparta Praha playmaker was making his 90th appearance for the Czechs, equalling the record held by Zdenek Nehoda.
Radzinski denied
The Czechs had a bright start, with Stepán Vachousek, who was replacing the injured Vladimír Smicer in attack, hitting the bar in the first minute. However, the Canadians soon had a chance of their own when Tomasz Radzinski found himself in a one-on-one situation with Jaromír Blazek, only for the Czech goalkeeper to come out on top.
Koller fouled
The breakthrough finally came in the 27th minute when Jan Koller was tripped in the penalty area by Canadian captain Jason De Vos. Marek Jankulovski made no mistake from the spot and the Czechs were on their way. There were to be no more goals before the interval although home captain Pavel Nedved hit the crossbar.
Birthday celebrations
Half-time replacement Heinz extended the advantage just three minutes into the second half with a goal on his debut. Poborský then wrapped up the victory with a headed effort in the 55th minute, his seventh in Czech colours. Brückner, who celebrated his 64th birthday on Thursday, was able to experiment in this contest and another substitute Libor Sionko, back after 14 months away from the national side, rewarded his coach with a fourth.
Irish trip
Victory was complete when Skácel struck nine minutes before the final whistle although there was still time for Radzinski to score a consolation. The North American team will get the chance to make amends for their defeat with a trip to play the Republic of Ireland on Tuesday.