Vitali Lisakovič from Belarus and Tomáš Souček during the World Cup 2022 qualification match.
Vlastimil Vacek, Right
The performance that the team gave on Friday night in Eden forced him to see. Lost points that the representation counted in the qualification calculations. Complications on the way to the second place in the group, which should offer a more advantageous position for the spring play semifinals. And, of course, the knowledge that on neutral soil in Kazan, Russia, his team must unconditionally win over Belarus in order to maintain hope for a better position.
“Of course, the score will also matter, but of course the priority is to win. If we score more goals, it will be a bonus for which we will be grateful, “but he was aware that the game with Belarus would not be an easy task at all.
Already in September in Ostrava, his team had problems with him, and in the end he thankfully took a close 1: 0 win. And such Welsh people bothered the Belarusians in a similar way, as Captain Gareth Bale secured them three points in the third minute.
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And it was also played on neutral ground in Kazan, and the choice of coach Kondratiev was perhaps even worse than it is now.
“We will build players who we are convinced are currently able to handle the match best,” said Šilhavý’s assistant Jiří Chytrý after Wales that there will be changes in the composition of the Czech national team in the next match.
Coach of the Czech national football team Jaroslav Šilhavý and assistant Jiří Chytrý.
Vlastimil Vacek, Right
And this despite the fact that he did not agree with his superior on the causes of the dull performance against the Islanders.
“We had heavy legs,” Šilhavý saw the cause in the excess of autumn matches and training, the accumulating fatigue and the resulting injuries leading to changes in the nomination and subsequent composition of the team.
“It was about the psyche. About the head and thinking of players. When mistakes come, you become uncertain and your legs become heavier. Especially when you have fast Welshmen against you with quality breaks. Then the subconscious starts to work, so the player keeps his distance from the opponent, which is just wrong, “his assistant Jiří Chytrý had a different explanation for the heavy legs.
Czech footballers after the match with Wales.
Vlastimil Vacek, Right
Probably both factors played a role in Friday’s Eden, which was a signal for the coach and his ensemble that they must make changes. This is despite the fact that Šilhavý does not like to resort to them, because he believes and bets on his chosen and tried and tested players.
“New players have come with us, so I’m not quite determined yet,” he reminded Pavelka, who was additionally called and Buch’s national team novice.
“We are thinking about different options. For example, the middle trio with Hložek, because we know that he can play in it and how he will behave there, we are also thinking about Sadílek, “Assistant Smart was a bit more specific.
“It may be that the composition of the team will look different in the front as well,” said Šilhavý, saying that he was not happy with Wales about how his teammates used and what service they provided to Patrick Schick, who plays in the Bundesliga in great shape. so that’s why the coach’s consideration of the need for changes in the line-up and the composition of the team in today’s qualifying game with Belarus.
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Especially when the first priority is the victory and the second victory as high as possible, because points and scores are the determining criteria for placing in the group and the queue of playoffs, of which the first six will have the advantage of home environment in the March semifinals.
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