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Czech Republic 2-0 EstoniaTwo goals from Milan Baroš ensured that the Czech Republic will go into the finals of UEFA EURO 2004™ in good heart thanks to a victory in Teplice four days before they leave for Portugal. Related ItemsCzechs able to look forwardBrückner feels the painCzechs clear in finals aimBrückner seeks 'new solution'Teams settle on final lineupsHome victory cheers CzechsMatusovic misses Czech cutEarly goalsThe Liverpool FC striker scored twice in the opening 22 minutes to send the majority of the 11,873 supporters home happy and give the Czechs a valuable boost ahead of their Group D challenge. Germany, the Netherlands and [url=http://fumcbakersfield.org/fumc-search.html]soccer jerseys cheap[/url] Latvia are also in the section. Two changesCzech Republic coach Karel Brückner made two changes to the side that started Wednesday's 3-1 win against fellow EURO 2004™ finalists Bulgaria. Martin Jiránek from Reggina Calcio came into the center of defence and Baroš replaced his Liverpool team-mate Vladimír Šmicer in attack. Quick rewardThe new-look defence was rarely put under pressure, but at the other end of the field Baroš vindicated his coach's faith as early as the sixth minute. The striker collected Tomáš Rosický's pass and burst clear of the visitors' defence before dribbling round Estonian goalkeeper Martin Kaalma and opening the scoring. Quick reactionsThe same two players combined for the second goal after 22 minutes. Rosický's deflected shot hit the crossbar and Baroš reacted quickest to collect the rebound and score his 16th international goal in only his 25th game for his country. However, Baroš - the most prolific scorer in the current Czech side - was [url=http://www.cathedralguadalupe.org/events/PressRelease.cfm]cheap nike soccer jerseys[/url] forced off before half-time with a head injury. More chancesThe visitors continued [url=http://tonichilds.com/news/wj.html]wholesale nba jerseys[/url] to defend with ten men behind the ball, leaving the Czechs to enjoy the majority of the possession and creating a number of chances to further extend their lead before the interval. Captain Pavel Nedved's long-range effort cannoned off a post and Karel Poborský also hit the frame of a goal from sharp angle after Jan Koller has also gone close. Half-time reshuffleBrückner reshuffled the lineup dramatically at half-time, sending nine fresh players on the pitch. Only third-choice goalkeeper Jaromír Blažek and Vratislav Lokvenc, who has a minor injury, did not take part in the match. The changes disrupted the home side's rhythm, although it might have ended 3-0 as Rosický's free-kick was met by the head of Štepán Vachoušek, but once more the substitute was denied by the post. 'A little tired'Brückner was particularly pleased with his side's defensive display, which produced the first clean sheet since the 5-0 qualifying victory against Moldova a year ago. He said: "After an unsettled start we played much better at the back than in the game against Bulgaria." Rosický, who replaced Nedved as captain after the break, added: "We are a little tired after the training camp but two days off will help us [url=http://mastiffrescue.org/otrwf/]soccer jerseys cheap[/url] and we have time to get into shape."
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