Coaching crash in Czech football: Silhavy resigns despite qualifying

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Jaroslav Silhavy is saying goodbye as Czech national coach.

Blast in Czech football! On Monday evening, Jaroslav Silhavy (62) and his team made it clear that they had qualified for the European Championships, and shortly afterwards he resigned voluntarily.

“Even though we are happy now, we decided before the match that we would not continue,” Silhavy explained after the match. Silhavy, who led the team to the quarter-finals at the last European Championship, has been under fire for some time due to his team’s poor performance.

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Tremors and a visit to the disco

The Czech Republic won just four of eight matches during the campaign, finishing second behind Albania in Group E. Silhavy took over the national team in 2018.

Before the decisive match against Moldova, the Czech team also caused a scandal when three regular players – Vladimir Coufal (West Ham), Jakub Brabec (Aris Saloniki) and Jan Kuchta (Sparta Prague) – spent the night from Saturday to Sunday in a discotheque. (SDA/dti)

Qualification Group A
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Spain
Spain
8th
20
21
2
Scotland
Scotland
8th
9
17
3
Norway
Norway
8th
2
11
4
Georgia
Georgia
8th
-6
8th
5
Cyprus
Cyprus
8th
-25
0
Qualification group B
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
France
France
7
26
21
2
The Netherlands
The Netherlands
7
4
15
3
Greece
Greece
7
6
12
4
Ireland
Ireland
8th
-1
6
5
Gibraltar
Gibraltar
7
-35
0
Qualification Group C
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
England
England
8th
18
20
2
Italy
Italy
8th
7
14
3
Ukraine
Ukraine
8th
3
14
4
North Macedonia
North Macedonia
8th
-10
8th
5
Malta
Malta
8th
-18
0
Qualification Group D
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Turkiye
Turkiye
7
7
16
2
Croatia
Croatia
7
8th
13
3
Wales
Wales
7
0
11
4
Armenia
Armenia
7
-1
8th
5
Latvia
Latvia
8th
-14
3
Qualification Group E
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Albania
Albania
8th
8th
15
2
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
8th
6
15
3
Poland
Poland
8th
0
11
4
Moldavia
Moldavia
8th
-3
10
5
Faroe Islands
Faroe Islands
8th
-11
2
Qualification Group F
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Belgium
Belgium
8th
18
20
2
Austria
Austria
8th
10
19
3
Sweden
Sweden
8th
2
10
4
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan
8th
-10
7
5
Estonia
Estonia
8th
-20
1
Qualification Group G
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Hungary
Hungary
8th
9
18
2
Serbia
Serbia
8th
6
14
3
Montenegro
Montenegro
8th
-2
11
4
Lithuania
Lithuania
8th
-6
6
5
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
8th
-7
4
Qualification Group H
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Denmark
Denmark
10
9
22
2
Slovenia
Slovenia
10
11
22
3
Finland
Finland
10
8th
18
4
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
10
4
18
5
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
10
-4
9
6
San Marino
San Marino
10
-28
0
Qualification group I
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Romania
Romania
9
10
19
2
Switzerland
Switzerland
9
12
17
3
Israel
Israel
9
-2
12
4
Kosovo
Kosovo
9
1
11
5
Belarus
Belarus
9
-6
9
6
Andorra
Andorra
9
-15
2
Qualification group J
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Portugal
Portugal
10
34
30
2
Slovakia
Slovakia
10
9
22
3
Luxembourg
Luxembourg
10
-6
17
4
Iceland
Iceland
10
1
10
5
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina
10
-11
9
6
Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein
10
-27
0

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