Czech women's national soccer team

Czech Republic
Česká republika

Association	Fotbalová asociace České republiky
confederacy	UEFA
Technical sponsor	puma
Head coach	Karel Rada
captain	Lucie Voňková
Record scorer	Gabriela Chlumecká (51)
Record player	Eva Šmeralová (71)
Home stadium	Changing stages
FIFA code	CZE
FIFA rank	29. (1678 points) (As of August 14, 2020)
First jersey Second jersey
Balance sheet
118 games 52 wins 21 draws 45 losses
statistics
First international match Czech Republic 6-0 Slovakia ( Czech Republic ; June 21, 1993 )
Biggest win Czech Republic 12-0 Lithuania ( Czech Republic ; October 10, 1997 )
Biggest defeat Norway 9-0 Czech Republic ( September 24, 1994 )
(As of November 27, 2013 )

The Czech national football team represents the Czech Republic in international women's football . The national team is subordinate to the Czech Football Association and is coached by Vladimír Hruška. The Czech selection has not yet qualified for a major tournament. She is the successor to the Czechoslovak team , which played 28 games between 1986 and 1992, but could never qualify for a continental or world championship. The Czechoslovak team was the only one that played a game against the GDR women's national team .

In qualifying for the 2011 World Cup , the team met Sweden , Belgium , Wales and Azerbaijan . The Czech women took second place behind Sweden.

In qualifying for the EM 2013 , the Czech Republic met Austria , among others , but achieved only third place with four wins, one draw and three defeats, which meant that the playoffs of the group runners-up were missed. The decisive factor was a 2-3 home defeat against Austria on June 16, 2012, which also meant the first defeat against Austria.

In the FIFA world rankings, the Czech Republic ranked 19th from September 2006 to December 2007, but then fell back to 26th.

Tournament balance sheet

World Championship
1991 - Did not participate - Part of Czechoslovakia that failed to qualify. 1995 - did not qualify 1999 - did not qualify 2003 - did not qualify	2007 - did not qualify 2011 - did not qualify 2015 - did not qualify 2019 - did not qualify
European Championship
1984 - Not Participated - Part of Czechoslovakia that did not participate. 1987 - did not participate - part of Czechoslovakia that did not participate. 1989 - Did not take part - part of Czechoslovakia that was eliminated in the quarterfinals. 1991 - Did not participate - Part of Czechoslovakia that failed to qualify. 1993 - Didn't Participate - Part of Czechoslovakia that failed to qualify. 1995 - did not qualify	1997 - did not qualify 2001 - did not qualify 2005 - did not qualify 2009 - did not qualify 2013 - did not qualify 2017 - did not qualify
Olympic games
1996 - did not qualify 2000 - did not qualify 2004 - did not qualify	2008 - did not qualify 2012 - did not qualify 2016 - did not qualify
Cyprus Cup
2015 : 6th place	2016 : 4th place

Squad

The following players have been nominated for the Cyprus Cup 2018 .

number	Surname	society	Date of birth	debut	International matches	Gates	Last use
goal
16	Alexandra Vaníčková	FC Viktoria Plzeň	06/15/1997	2015	04th	00	02.03.2018
01	Barbora Votíková	Slavia Prague	09/13/1996	2014	10	00	02/28/2018
Defense
04th	Petra Bertholdová	Sparta Prague	11/24/1984	2002	64	02	October 24, 2017
	Aneta Dědinová	Slavia Prague	03/09/1994	2015	18th	00	02.03.2018
	Anna Dlasková	Sparta Prague	10/06/1995	2013	08th	00	02.03.2018
08th	Jana Sedláčková	FF USV Jena	01/21/1993	2009	41	03	02.03.2018
03	Nikola Sedláčková	Slavia Prague	09/06/1990	2009	24	00	02.03.2018
14th	Petra Vyštejnová	Sparta Prague	11/12/1990	2008	59	00	02/28/2018
midfield
06th	Eva Bartoňová	Slavia Prague	10/17/1993	2010	40	03	02.03.2018
0	Kateřina Bužková	Sparta Prague	03/19/1996	2015	06th	00	02.03.2018
12	Klára Cahynová	1. FFC Turbine Potsdam	12/20/1993	2011	45	03	02.03.2018
18th	Jitka Chlastáková	Slavia Prague	10/13/1993	2012	34	04th	02.03.2018
15th	Lucie Kladrubská	Sparta Prague	06/30/1987	2011	05	00	02.03.2018
11	Tereza Krejčiříková	Slavia Prague	06/21/1996	2013	20th	03	02.03.2018
	Antonie Stárová	Sparta Prague	October 12, 1998	2016	08th	00	02.03.2018
10	Kateřina Svitková	Slavia Prague	03/20/1996	2014	24	13	02.03.2018
attack
19th	Petra Divišová	Slavia Prague	06/05/1984	2007	46	16	02/28/2018
13	Tereza Kožárová	Slavia Prague	10/18/1991	2010	36	07th	02.03.2018
20th	Pavlína Nepokojová	Sparta Prague	01/29/1989	2008	18th	01	02.03.2018
17th	Tereza Szewieczková	Slavia Prague	05/04/1998	2017	07th	00	02.03.2018
09	Lucie Voňková	FC Bayern Munich	02/28/1992	2009	45	11	02.03.2018

Well-known players

Starting eleven in the game against Germany in April 2018

• Pavlína Ščasná ( KIF Örebro )
• Dagmar Urbancová ( Bayern Munich )

Games against national teams from German-speaking countries

All results from a Czech perspective.

The teams of Germany and the Czech Republic before the international match on August 2, 2007

date	place	Result	occasion
Germany
August 28, 2003	Passau	0: 4	European Championship qualification
September 25, 2004	Příbram	0: 5	European Championship qualification
August 2, 2007	Gera	0: 5
19th September 2017	Ústí nad Labem	0: 1	World Cup qualification
April 7, 2018	Halle (Saale)	0: 4	World Cup qualification
Switzerland
April 7, 2007	Lhota	3-0
1st December 2015	Neuchâtel	1: 5	European Championship qualification
4th June 2016	Jablonec nad Nisou	0: 5	European Championship qualification
Austria
3rd October 1994	Gloggnitz	3: 3
April 25, 1999	Blšany	5-0
17th September 2011	Vöcklabruck , Austria	1: 1	European Championship qualification
June 16, 2012	Prague	2: 3	European Championship qualification
2nd March 2018	Larnaca ( CYP )	0: 2	Cyprus Cup 2018

See also

• Czech national soccer team

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Women's world rankings. In: fifa.com. FIFA , August 14, 2020, accessed on August 14, 2020 (teams without a place and points are provisional because no more than five games have been played or the teams have been inactive for more than 18 months). 
2. ↑ Lost one game on penalties .
3. ↑ fotbal.cz: Nominace žen "A" na Cyprus Women's Cup 2018  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
4. ↑ Numbers for the game against Iceland on October 24, 2017 .
5. ↑ ^{a b} Status: After the games against Belgium on February 28 and Austria on March 2, 2018

Web links

• Official homepage of the Czech Association (Czech)
• Czech Republic on the FIFA homepage