Question 1

What is Czechia's FIFA World Cup legacy?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's FIFA World Cup legacy rests on ten total tournament appearances, split across three distinct national eras: Czechoslovakia from 1934 through 1990, the Czech Republic in 2006, and Czechia beginning in 2026. Czechoslovakia laid the foundation for that legacy with runner-up finishes at the 1934 and 1962 tournaments, cementing the program among the sport's early powers. Petr Čech, Pavel Nedvěd, and Josef Masopust rank among the players who carried the nation's reputation across different generations, with Masopust's 1962 Ballon d'Or win standing as a symbol of the country's individual talent output. Political division split the legacy after 1993, with the Czech Republic reaching the finals once (2006) before a 20-year absence, preceded by Czechia's return in 2026.
The Czech Republic's single World Cup appearance under that name ended at the group stage in 2006, a result that fell short of the standard set by the earlier Czechoslovak sides. Political continuity links Czechoslovakia's ten total World Cup appearances, its two runner-up finishes, and its production of Ballon d'Or and Golden Boot-level talent directly to the modern Czechia program. FIFA's official records treat the Czechoslovak era as part of the same national football lineage, connecting the 1934 and 1962 finals runs to Czechia's ongoing tournament history. The nation's broader influence on World Cup history traces back to that mid-century period, when Czechoslovakia's technical, possession-based approach challenged the South American and Western European sides that dominated the competition's first four decades.

Question 2

How many FIFA World Cups has Czechia participated in?

Accepted Answer

Czechia has participated in 10 FIFA World Cups across its combined football history. Czechoslovakia reached the finals eight times, appearing in 1934, 1938, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1970, 1982, and 1990. The Czech Republic added a single appearance in 2006, a tournament ending in group stage elimination behind Italy and Ghana. Czechia's 2026 campaign marks its tenth overall appearance and the first under its current name.

Question 3

What are Czechia's greatest FIFA World Cup accomplishments?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's greatest FIFA World Cup accomplishments center on the 1934 and 1962 tournaments, both ending in runner-up finishes as Czechoslovakia. Czechoslovakia lost the 1934 final to host nation Italy by a 2-1 scoreline after extra time, marking the program's first appearance in a World Cup final. Czechoslovakia returned to the final in 1962, falling 3-1 to Brazil in Santiago, behind a Josef Masopust goal that gave the Czechoslovaks a brief lead. Masopust's individual form during that tournament earned him the 1962 Ballon d'Or, adding an individual honor to the team's collective achievement.

Question 4

Which FIFA World Cup campaign was Czechia's most successful?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's most successful FIFA World Cup campaign was in 1962, when it advanced through the group stage, quarterfinals, and semifinals before reaching the final against Brazil. Josef Masopust opened the scoring in the final before Brazil responded with three unanswered goals from Amarildo, Zito, and Vavá to close out a 3-1 win. Masopust's Ballon d'Or victory later that year distinguished the 1962 run from the 1934 final appearance, adding individual recognition to a deep tournament performance. Goalkeeper Viliam Schrojf and forward Adolf Scherer supported Masopust throughout the run, combining to produce Czechoslovakia's most complete World Cup campaign across ten total appearances.
Czechia World Cup Rankings and Progress

Question 5

How has Czechia progressed at the FIFA World Cup?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's FIFA World Cup progress is measured through group-stage performance, knockout qualification, and final tournament placement across ten total appearances spanning the Czechoslovak, Czech Republic, and Czechia eras. Czechoslovakia set the early standard, reaching the knockout stage in four of eight tournaments and advancing to the final twice, in 1934 and 1962. The Czech Republic's single appearance in 2006 ended at the group stage, finishing third in Group E behind Italy and Ghana. Czechia's 2026 campaign extended that group-stage pattern, finishing fourth in Group A behind Mexico, South Korea, and South Africa with a single point from three matches.
Group-stage performance across the ten appearances shows a program capable of reaching the sport's highest level, but struggling to sustain it across consecutive cycles. Knockout qualification came in less than half of Czechia's World Cup appearances, concentrated in the Czechoslovak era between 1934 and 1990. Final tournament placement ranged from runner-up in 1934 and 1962 to group-stage elimination in 2006 and 2026, reflecting a legacy weighted heavily toward the nation's mid-20th-century peak. The gap between those two eras defines how observers track Czechia's tournament progress heading into future qualifying cycles.

Question 6

What are Czechia's FIFA World Cup standings?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's FIFA World Cup standings place the nation fourth in Group A of the 2026 tournament, finishing behind Mexico, South Korea, and South Africa with one point from three matches. Mexico topped the group after wins over South Africa and Czechia, while South Korea's opening win over Czechia helped it finish second on goal difference. South Africa's draw against Czechia and result against South Korea secured third place, leaving Koubek's squad in the bottom position with two goals scored and six conceded. Betting markets track group standings closely, since final position determines knockout qualification and shapes outright and group-winner odds, as platforms track the World Cup Standings .

Question 7

How often has Czechia reached the knockout stage?

Accepted Answer

Czechia has reached the FIFA World Cup knockout stage in 4 of 10 total tournament appearances. Czechoslovakia advanced to the knockout rounds in 1934, 1938, 1962, and 1990, reaching the final in both 1934 and 1962. The Czech Republic's 2006 campaign and Czechia's 2026 campaign both ended at the group stage, adding two tournaments without a knockout appearance to the total. The 40% knockout rate reflects a legacy concentrated almost entirely within the Czechoslovak era between 1934 and 1990.

Question 8

How has Czechia's World Cup performance changed over time?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's World Cup performance has declined from the Czechoslovak era's two runner-up finishes to group-stage exits in both tournaments played under the Czech Republic and Czechia names. Czechoslovakia averaged deep knockout runs across a cluster of appearances from 1934 through 1962, supported by generational talents (Josef Masopust and Oldřich Nejedlý). The Czech Republic's 2006 squad, built around Pavel Nedvěd and Petr Čech, exited the group stage despite a strong opening win over the United States. Czechia's 2026 campaign continued that recent pattern, finishing fourth in Group A with a single point, extending a stretch without a knockout-stage appearance since 1990.
Czechia World Cup Team Identity

Question 9

What defines Czechia's FIFA World Cup playing style?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's FIFA World Cup playing style centers on technical midfield craft, disciplined defensive shape, and a reliance on set-piece efficiency over sustained possession dominance. Czechoslovakia's mid-century sides built their tactical identity around fluid midfield passing and individual creativity, a system that carried Masopust's generation to consecutive knockout runs. The Czech Republic's 2006 squad shifted toward a more direct, physically organized approach built around Nedvěd's box-to-box influence and Koller's aerial presence. Czechia's 2026 campaign under Koubek leaned further into a compact defensive block and transition-based attacking, reflecting a squad built for containment rather than control against stronger opposition.
Technical strengths across Czechia's World Cup history trace back to a passing and movement foundation established during the Czechoslovak era, still visible in players (Vladimír Coufal and Tomáš Souček) who progress possession through structured buildup. Defensive organization has remained a consistent identity marker, with back lines across every era prioritizing compactness and disciplined marking over high-risk pressing. Creativity has narrowed over time, concentrated in individual moments rather than sustained collective buildup, a shift evident in the 2026 squad's reliance on set pieces for both of its group-stage goals. The style's evolution reflects a program moving from an attacking, technically expressive identity toward a pragmatic, defensively anchored approach suited to underdog status against elite opponents.

Question 10

Which tactical system has brought Czechia the most success?

Accepted Answer

The tactical system that has brought Czechia the most success is a possession-based, technically driven midfield structure, exemplified by the Czechoslovak sides of 1934 and 1962. Masopust and Scherer operated through fluid positional interchange, allowing Czechoslovakia to control matches against South American and Western European opposition during both runner-up campaigns. The system relied on quick combination play through midfield rather than direct service into a target forward, a contrast to the more transition-heavy approach used in 2006 and 2026. The 1962 final run stands as the clearest evidence that a possession-oriented midfield system, supported by individual quality, produced Czechia's deepest tournament results.

Question 11

What are Czechia's biggest strengths at the FIFA World Cup?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's biggest strengths at the FIFA World Cup include defensive organization, set-piece delivery, and individual moments of technical quality from midfield. Defensive organization allowed the 2026 squad to hold South Africa to a single penalty-derived goal despite conceding six goals across the group stage. Set-piece delivery produced both Czechia's goals in 2026, with Krejčí's header against South Korea and Sadílek's early strike against South Africa both originating from structured buildup play. Individual technical quality, visible historically through Masopust and Nedvěd and currently through Souček and Coufal, continues to separate Czechia from lower-ranked opposition in tight matches.

Question 12

Which weaknesses have affected Czechia's FIFA World Cup performances?

Accepted Answer

Weaknesses affecting Czechia's FIFA World Cup performances include limited possession control, a lack of a consistent goal-scoring forward, and defensive lapses against elite attacking sides. Possession figures dropped to 36.7 percent across the 2026 group stage, leaving the team without sustained control against Mexico, South Korea, and South Africa. Patrik Schick's missed chances across the first two 2026 matches highlighted a longstanding difficulty converting striker-level talent into consistent tournament goals. Defensive lapses, including the six goals conceded in 2026 and the four conceded during the 2006 group stage, point to a recurring vulnerability against opponents capable of sustained attacking pressure.
Czechia World Cup Star Performers

Question 13

Who are Czechia's greatest FIFA World Cup performers?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's greatest FIFA World Cup performers are evaluated through leadership, goals, assists, defensive contributions, and memorable individual performances across ten total tournament appearances. Goal-scoring output separates strikers (Oldřich Nejedlý) and midfielders (Josef Masopust) who delivered decisive moments during Czechoslovakia's two runner-up campaigns. Leadership and defensive contributions elevate figures (František Plánička and Petr Čech) who anchored their respective generations from between the posts. Memorable performances, including Masopust's 1962 final goal and Nejedlý's semifinal hat-trick in 1934, continue to define the standard for individual excellence at the tournament.
Czechia's greatest FIFA World Cup performers are listed below.

Oldřich Nejedlý: Oldřich Nejedlý stands as Czechia's all-time leading World Cup goalscorer with 7 goals across the 1934 and 1938 tournaments. Nejedlý won the Golden Boot at the 1934 World Cup with 5 goals, including a hat-trick against Germany in the semifinal. A broken leg in the 1938 tournament ended his international career after 2 additional goals in the opening round. FIFA officially revised his 1934 tally from 4 to 5 goals in 2006, confirming his standing as the tournament's outright top scorer.
Josef Masopust: Josef Masopust delivered Czechoslovakia's most decorated individual World Cup campaign at the 1962 tournament in Chile. Masopust scored the opening goal of the final against Brazil, giving Czechoslovakia an early lead before Amarildo, Zito, and Vavá secured a 3-1 win. Josef’s performance across the tournament earned the 1962 Ballon d'Or, making him the only Czechoslovak player to win the award. Masopust's combination of goal output and playmaking defined the midfield system that carried Czechoslovakia to the final.
František Plánička: František Plánička captained and anchored Czechoslovakia's goal throughout the 1934 World Cup run to the final. Plánička conceded sparingly across the group stage and knockout rounds before suffering an injury during the final against Italy. Frantisek’s leadership and shot-stopping ability earned him recognition as one of the finest goalkeepers of the pre-war era. Plánička's influence extended beyond the 1934 tournament, shaping the standard for Czechoslovak goalkeeping through the following decade.
Tomáš Rosický: Tomáš Rosický produced the standout individual performance of the Czech Republic's 2006 World Cup campaign. Rosický scored twice in the opening 3-0 win over the United States, including a long-range strike from outside the penalty area. His play-off goal against Norway had secured the Czech Republic's place at the tournament before the finals began. Rosický's Group E performance remains the most productive individual scoring display by a Czech Republic player at a World Cup.
Petr Čech: Petr Čech provided defensive stability for the Czech Republic throughout the 2006 World Cup group stage. Čech made repeated saves during Ghana's 2-0 win over the Czechs, limiting the scoreline despite a heavy defeat. Čech’s tournament experience and shot-stopping reputation carried over from a career regarded as among the finest in Czech football history. Čech's total of 124 international caps remains the national team record across every era.
Ladislav Krejčí: Ladislav Krejčí captained Czechia through the 2026 World Cup, scoring the team's opening goal of the tournament against South Korea. Krejčí converted a header from a Vladimír Coufal delivery in the 59th minute, providing the campaign's first moment of attacking success. Krejčí’s leadership across all three group stage matches reflected the responsibility placed on the center-back as both captain and primary outlet. Krejčí's goal and full 270 minutes played established him as the defining figure of Czechia's 2026 campaign.

Question 14

Which Czechia player has scored the most FIFA World Cup goals?

Accepted Answer

Oldřich Nejedlý has scored the most FIFA World Cup goals in Czechia's history, totaling 7 goals across the 1934 and 1938 tournaments. Nejedlý's 5-goal haul at the 1934 World Cup included a hat-trick against Germany in the semifinal, earning him the tournament's Golden Boot. FIFA officially credited him with an additional goal in November 2006, revising his original 1934 tally from 4 to 5. Nejedlý's remaining 2 goals came during the 1938 tournament before a leg fracture ended his participation and international career.

Question 15

Which Czechia goalkeeper has the best FIFA World Cup record?

Accepted Answer

František Plánička holds the best FIFA World Cup record among Czechia goalkeepers, built during Czechoslovakia's runner-up campaign at the 1934 tournament. Plánička captained the side and started every match on the way to the final, limiting opponents across the group stage and knockout rounds. An injury sustained during the final against Italy remains the only blemish on an otherwise commanding tournament record. Plánička’s performance across the 1934 campaign established a defensive standard later matched only by Petr Čech's contribution to the 2006 squad.

Question 16

Which Czechia player delivered the most iconic FIFA World Cup performance?

Accepted Answer

Josef Masopust delivered the most iconic FIFA World Cup performance in Czechia's history, scoring in the 1962 final against Brazil. Masopust's goal gave Czechoslovakia an early lead in Santiago before Brazil responded with 3 unanswered goals to win the final 3-1. Masopust's tournament performance earned the 1962 Ballon d'Or, a distinction unmatched by any other Czechoslovak, Czech Republic, or Czechia player. The combination of a World Cup final goal and an individual Ballon d'Or continues to define the peak of Czechia's football legacy.
Czechia World Cup Match Insights

Question 17

What do Czechia's FIFA World Cup matches reveal?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's FIFA World Cup matches reveal a program built on efficient scoring against lower-ranked opposition and defensive vulnerability against elite attacking sides. Match outcomes across ten total tournaments show a pattern of decisive wins over teams outside the traditional European and South American football powers, contrasted by narrow losses or eliminations against stronger opponents. Scoring trends favor set-piece goals and individual moments of technical quality over sustained attacking buildup, a pattern visible from Nejedlý's 1934 hat-trick through Krejčí's header in 2026. Defensive performances have varied by era, ranging from Plánička's near-flawless 1934 run to the six goals conceded across Czechia's 2026 group stage.
Opponent quality has consistently shaped tournament outcomes across Czechia's World Cup history. Wins over the United States in both 1990 (5-1) and 2006 (3-0) demonstrate strength against teams outside Europe and South America's traditional football hierarchy. Losses to Brazil in the 1962 final and to Mexico in the 2026 group stage highlight a recurring gap against elite attacking nations and motivated host countries. The combination of scoring efficiency against lower-tier opposition and defensive strain against top-tier teams provides the clearest evidence of Czechia's tournament ceiling across every era represented in World Cup play.

Question 18

Which FIFA World Cup opponents has Czechia performed best against?

Accepted Answer

Czechia has performed best against the United States among FIFA World Cup opponents, winning both historical meetings by a combined 8-1 scoreline. Czechoslovakia defeated the United States 5-1 at the 1990 World Cup in Italy, marking the Americans' heaviest loss in the tournament in 40 years. The Czech Republic beat the United States 3-0 in the 2006 group stage, with Tomáš Rosický scoring twice and Jan Koller adding an early header. The results both stand among the most one-sided wins recorded by any Czechoslovak, Czech Republic, or Czechia side across ten World Cup appearances.

Question 19

What can Czechia's results against Mexico reveal about their World Cup performance?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's results against Mexico reveal a competitive record shaped by strong defensive organization and limited World Cup consistency. Czechia defeated Mexico 2 to 1 in the 2000 FIFA Confederations Cup, while Mexico recorded a 2 to 0 victory in the 2006 World Cup era.
Czechia's World Cup record shows 12 wins, 5 draws, and 16 losses across 33 matches, with 47 goals scored and 49 conceded. The 2006 campaign ended during the group stage after defeats against Ghana and Italy, despite a 3 to 0 opening victory over the United States. The results indicate that Czechia has produced strong individual tournament performances without maintaining consistent World Cup progress. The historical record provides useful context when assessing Czechia vs Mexico Statistics.

Question 20

Which FIFA World Cup match best represents Czechia's playing style?

Accepted Answer

Czechoslovakia's 3-1 semifinal win over Germany at the 1934 World Cup best represents Czechia's playing style across tournament history. Oldřich Nejedlý scored a hat-trick in the match, opening the scoring in the 19th minute before adding two more goals in the 71st and 89th minutes. The result showcased the technical, midfield-driven approach that carried Czechoslovakia to the final that year. The combination of individual quality and collective organization remains the clearest historical example of the identity connecting Czechia's ten World Cup appearances.

Question 21

How can Czechia's FIFA World Cup match trends improve your betting strategy?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's FIFA World Cup match trends can improve betting strategy by highlighting the gap between performance against lower-ranked opponents and performance against elite attacking nations. Historical results against the United States (a combined 8-1 across two meetings) point toward stronger value in matches against teams outside football's traditional top tier. Recent results, including 6 goals conceded across the 2026 group stage, suggest caution in goals-against and clean-sheet markets when Czechia faces possession-heavy or host-nation opposition. Bettors evaluating these patterns can review structured match trend data and strategy guidance through Betting Strategy .
Czechia World Cup Predictions

Question 22

What can fans expect from Czechia in future FIFA World Cups?

Accepted Answer

Fans can expect Czechia to build toward a stronger future World Cup campaign through continued squad development and a maturing generation of young players. The 2026 group stage exit exposed gaps in attacking depth and possession control, areas Miroslav Koubek and future coaching staff will likely target ahead of the next qualifying cycle. Tactical evolution toward greater possession retention, currently limited to 36.7 percent across the 2026 group stage, stands as a clear priority for improving results against higher-ranked opposition. International competitiveness remains achievable given Czechia's return to the finals after a 20-year absence, a milestone that provides a foundation for sustained qualification going forward.
The recent performances suggest a squad still adjusting to the physical and tactical demands of World Cup-level competition after a two-decade gap. The blend of experienced figures (Tomáš Souček and Vladimír Coufal) with younger talents (Robin Hranáč and Pavel Šulc) points toward a transitional period rather than an immediate leap forward. Continued development within the domestic Czech league and increased representation at top European clubs will likely shape the pace of that transition. Fans tracking Czechia's trajectory should expect incremental progress rather than a rapid return to the knockout stage, based on the gap between the 2026 group stage results and the standard set by past Czechoslovak campaigns.

Question 23

Which young players could shape Czechia's next FIFA World Cup campaign?

Accepted Answer

Robin Hranáč, Pavel Šulc, and Michal Sadílek could shape Czechia's next FIFA World Cup campaign as the squad's core of emerging talent. Hranáč started every 2026 group stage match at center-back, gaining tournament experience despite an own goal conceded during Euro 2024. Šulc entered as a substitute across the 2026 campaign, adding attacking width and set-piece delivery from a wide forward role. Sadílek scored Czechia's opening goal against South Africa in 2026, positioning the midfielder as a potential scoring outlet heading into the next qualifying cycle.

Question 24

What can Czechia's results against South Africa reveal about their international progress?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's results against South Africa reveal competitive performances across different international eras. Czechia drew South Africa 2 to 2 at the 1997 FIFA Confederations Cup, then drew 1 to 1 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The two draws show Czechia remained competitive against South Africa without securing a victory. Czechia's broader World Cup record includes 12 wins, 6 draws, and 18 losses across 36 matches, reflecting stronger tournament success alongside inconsistent results. The historical comparison provides useful context for Czechia vs South Africa Statistics.

Question 25

How does Czechia's performance compare with South Korea in World Cup competition?

Accepted Answer

Czechia's performance compares strongly in historical achievement, while South Korea has shown greater recent consistency. Czechia reached the World Cup final in 1934 and 1962 as Czechoslovakia, while South Korea reached fourth place in 2002. Czechia entered 2026 with 33 World Cup matches, recording 12 wins, 5 draws, and 16 losses. South Korea entered the tournament with 38 matches, recording 7 wins, 10 draws, and 21 losses.
South Korea had a stronger recent qualification record, reaching 12 World Cup tournaments through 2026. The team entered the 2026 tournament after 11 consecutive qualifications since 1986. Czechia returned to the World Cup in 2026 after a 20-year absence. The campaign ended in the group stage after defeats to South Korea and Mexico, plus a draw with South Africa. South Korea defeated Czechia 2 to 1 in their 2026 group match. The result gave South Korea a 2 to 0 record against Czechia in their documented competitive and friendly meetings since 2016. The comparison shows Czechia has the stronger historical peak, while South Korea has maintained greater World Cup continuity in recent decades. The contrast provides useful context for South Korea vs Czechia Statistics.

Question 26

What factors could improve Czechia's future FIFA World Cup results?

Accepted Answer

Improved possession retention, stronger center-forward output, and greater tournament experience could improve Czechia's future FIFA World Cup results. Possession dropped to 36.7 percent across the 2026 group stage, a figure requiring improvement against opponents capable of controlling long stretches of matches. Center-forward output remained limited in 2026, with Patrik Schick failing to convert clear-headed chances across the first two group matches. The additional tournament experience for younger players (Robin Hranáč and Pavel Šulc) could translate into sharper decision-making in future World Cup qualifying and finals.

Question 27

How can I bet on Czechia's next FIFA World Cup match?

Accepted Answer

You can bet on Czechia’s future FIFA World Cup result by following these four steps. First, confirm the fixture date, opponent, and venue through an updated match schedule. Second, compare available markets (match result, goals over/under, both teams to score) across licensed sportsbooks. Third, review Czechia's recent form, squad news, and head-to-head history against the upcoming opponent before selecting a market. Lastly, place the wager through a trusted platform, with markets and odds for Czechia's next match available on the Football Betting .
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Tournament	Matches Played	Wins	Draws	Losses	Goals Scored	Goals Conceded	Clean Sheets	Average possession	Shots / Game	Shots on Target / Game
2026	3	0	1	2	2	6	0	—	8.3	2.3
2006	3	1	0	2	3	4	1	—	—	—
Total / Average	6	1	1	4	5	10	1	—	8.3	2.3

Tournament	Pass Accuracy	Corners / Game	Fouls / Game	Yellow Cards	Red Cards	GK Clean Sheets
2026	—	—	—			0
2006	—	—	—	0	0	1
Total / Average	—	—	—	0	0	1

World Cup Year	Wins	Goals	Points	Possession	Pass Accuracy
2026	0	2	1	N/A	N/A
2006	1	3	3	N/A	N/A
Total	1	5	4	0%	0%

Date	Tournament	Opponent	Score
2026-06-12	FIFA World Cup (Group)	South Korea	2-1
2026-06-18	FIFA World Cup (Group)	South Africa	1-1
2026-06-25	FIFA World Cup (Group)	Mexico	0-3

Player Name	Goals	Assists	Apps	Key Passes	Tackles Won	Interceptions
Ladislav Krejci	2	0	6	1.1 / match	3.2 / match	3.5 / match
Michal Sadilek	2	0	6	2.5 / match	4.2 / match	2.6 / match
Adam Hlozek	0	0	6	2.5 / match	1.7 / match	0.6 / match
Lukas Provod	0	0	6	4.8 / match	2.5 / match	1.3 / match
Matej Kovar	0	0	6	0.0 / match	0.0 / match	0.2 / match
Pavel Sulc	0	0	6	2.7 / match	2.6 / match	2.0 / match
Robin Hranac	0	0	6	0.4 / match	1.1 / match	1.5 / match
Tomas Soucek	0	0	6	2.5 / match	6.7 / match	5.4 / match
Vladimir Coufal	0	2	6	5.8 / match	9.3 / match	6.3 / match
Jaroslav Zeleny	0	0	4	3.9 / match	6.6 / match	6.4 / match

Player	Passes	Key Passes	Assists	Pass Accuracy
Vladimir Coufal	8861	42.7	2	31%
Alexandr Sojka	180	1.7	1	8%
Ladislav Krejci	6053	7.3	0	53%
Michal Sadilek	7989	31.3	0	45%
Adam Hlozek	2111	18.5	0	10%
Lukas Provod	2803	22.3	0	25%
Matej Kovar	2206	0.2	0	21%
Pavel Sulc	2054	17.3	0	17%
Robin Hranac	1958	1.7	0	34%
Tomas Soucek	11882	33.5	0	33%

Category	Player
Top Goalscorer	Ladislav Krejci (2 goals)
Top Assist Provider	Vladimir Coufal (2 assists)
Best Midfielder	Michal Sadilek
Best Defender	Vladimir Coufal
Best Goalkeeper	Matej Kovar
Highest Rated Player	Lukas Hornicek
Young Talent	Alexandr Sojka
Captain	Ladislav Krejci
Top Scorer #2	Michal Sadilek (1 goals)
Top Assist Provider #2	Alexandr Sojka (1 assists)

Player Name	Position	Int. Apps	Int. Goals	Int. Assists	National Team Years	Previous Club
Vladimir Coufal	Defender	6+	0+	2+	1930–2026	—
Ladislav Krejci	Defender	6+	2+	0+	1930–2026	—
Michal Sadilek	Midfielder	6+	2+	0+	1930–2026	—
Alexandr Sojka	Midfielder	3+	0+	1+	1930–2026	—
Lukas Hornicek	Goalkeeper	0+	0+	0+	1930–2026	—
Matej Kovar	Goalkeeper	6+	0+	0+	1930–2026	—
Jindrich Stanek	Goalkeeper	1+	0+	0+	1930–2026	—
Stepan Chaloupek	Defender	2+	0+	0+	1930–2026	—
Tomas Holes	Defender	4+	0+	0+	1930–2026	—
Robin Hranac	Defender	6+	0+	0+	1930–2026	—

Statistics	Home	Away	Neutral
Team	Czech Republic	Czech Republic	Czech Republic
Wins	0	0	—
Draws	0	0	—
Losses	2	1	—
Goals Scored	0	0	—
Goals Conceded	4	3	—
Possession	—	—	—

Competition	Matches	Goals	Wins
FIFA World Cup 2026	3	2	0
FIFA World Cup 2006	3	3	1
Total	6	5	1

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