Czech Republic vs England – Euro Qualifiers Quick Preview
The international break is upon us once again and there are a long list of exciting international fixtures coming up. It has been great few weeks of club football since the last international break as we look forward to an entertaining national team matches. The Euro Qualifiers games is ongoing at the moment with a number of fixtures kicking off today.
Czech Republic vs England is one of the Euro Qualifiers fixtures that will kick off later tomorrow. The other fixtures kicking off today are Kazakhstan vs Cyprus, Belarus vs Estonia, Austria vs Israel, Belgium vs San Marino, Croatia vs Hungary, Latvia vs Poland, Netherlands vs Northern Ireland, North Macedonia vs Slovenia, Russia vs Scotland, Slovakia vs Wales.
England who are also known as the Three Lions will be facing Czech Republic at the Sinobo Stadium later tomorrow as they both continue to aim for success in the group. England have won all their games so far and are leading the group with maximum points obtained. On the other hand, Czech Republic are second in the group, behind England with 9 points earned. They’ve played more games than the Three Lions and have lost 2 of their last 5 games played and won the rest.
The main focus will be on England as they have added quite a number of young talents to the squad especially young players from the Chelsea academy who have been performing well for Chelsea this season. Players like Mount, Abraham and Tomori are names that were recently called up to be part of the England Squad due to their performances for Chelsea this season. There are also exciting talents in the Czech national team as it will be exciting to see how these two teams face each other when the match kicks off tomorrow.
This isn’t an easy fixture for both nations as England who have been flying high under Southgate at the moment will be looking to get the crucial 3 points against Czech Republic who will be going full force to make up for their 2 losses already in the group. The game kicks off by 19:45 tomorrow and it is expected to be an exciting game of football.
Well, I think Southgate will put the youngsters to the field during the game, not from the start, but I might be wrong. As the previous match in London was 5:1, I hope that this one could result in a draw, 1:1 I would say. But it will be a tough one for the Czech team, they must play their best and be very productive and England must have a bad day.