Czechs crush Turkey - tonight's internationals

Four first-half goals saw the Czech Republic inflict a crushing 4-0 defeat on Turkey in one of tonight's international matches.

Wed, 30 Apr, 2003 - 23:30

Four first-half goals saw the Czech Republic inflict a crushing 4-0 defeat on Turkey in one of tonight's international matches.

The victory was made in the Westfalenstadion and Anfield with Borussia Dortmund’s Tomas Rosicky opening the scoring after just two minutes of the friendly before his club mate Jan Koller added a second.

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