Bruckner names Czech squad for Euro 2004

There were few surprises when Czech Republic coach Karel Bruckner named his provisional squad for Euro 2004 today.

Bruckner names Czech squad for Euro 2004
Wed, 19 May, 2004 - 14:47

There were few surprises when Czech Republic coach Karel Bruckner named his provisional squad for Euro 2004 today.

The team will be led by Juventus star Pavel Nedved with Chelsea-bound goalkeeper Petr Cech and Borussia Dortmund midfielder Tomas Rosicky also taking their places in the 24-man party.

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