Goal! #SCO 0-2 #CZE (Schick, 52 – what a goal): #Euro2020 – live! #SCOCZE- Guardian sport June 14, 2021īut obviously not everyone was too happy with Scotland going two down.sorry, lads. The Guardian even veered away from their seemingly automated score updates to appreciate the effort. Nice of Patrik Schick to get his worldie out of the way before he plays England- Molly Hudson June 14, 2021
Schick! Did you see that!- Tom Williams June 14, 2021 Missed the goal as stuck “working” but sounds like either all of Twitter is overplaying it or Soccerstand is really underplaying it. Le freak, c'est Schick- FourFourTwo June 14, 2021 Patrick Schick's effort did this to David Marshall.
The quality of a goal is measured by how much it forces the opposition goalkeeper to scramble. The curve on Patrik Schick’s goal ? /Y57imr03Oe- talkSPORT June 14, 2021 #Euro2020 #CZE #SCOCZE /imssf0WAxj- OptaJoe June 14, 2021 A moment in European Championships history that Schick has etched and one that will live on forever.Ĥ9.7 - Patrik Schick's second goal (49.7 yards) is the furthest distance from which a goal has been scored on record at the European Championships (since 1980). ? Watch live: #bbceuros #euro2020 /p8DjWwZeVQ- Match of the Day June 14, 2021 Patrik Schick scores for the Czech Republic from the halfway line. The ball rolled back into Scotland's own half and into Schick's path, and.well, have a look for yourself. Jack Hendry tried his luck from all of 30 yards out, but his shot was easily blocked. The 25-year-old rose highest from a cross and powered it beyond a helpless David Marshall, but little did anyone know what would happen minutes after half-time.īoth sides came racing out of the gates, with Che Adams making himself a nuisance and causing the Czech Republic some real problems. Patrik Schickboy Schick was born 30 days before Trainspotting was released in the cinema- Duncan Alexander June 14, 2021 Patrick Schick heads in his 11th goal for the Czech Republic.īeast. Scotland braced itself for their first appearance at a major tournament since the 1998 FIFA World Cup, with 12,000 fans allowed into Hampden Park for their opening Euro 2020 group stage fixture with Czech Republic.Īnd while those 12,000 roared them on like the old days of Hampden, they fell behind to a header from Patrik Schick shortly before half-time. Before you know it, you're having your lunch and tucking into the first of three successive games. I was checking where he was standing.” Bird’s Eyes View.The days seem to go by quicker when a major tournament is on. In the post-match presentation, Schick said, “I saw him (the goalkeeper) off his line, I checked in the first half when this situation would come. While he only had one defender to beat with a teammate arriving for support, the 25-year-old noticed that Scotland goalkeeper was off his line and decided to shoot from the long way out. The 52nd minute saw the Scotland defender Jack Hendry’s shot was blocked by a Czech player and the rebound rolled to Schick at the centerline. He then doubled his tally in the 52nd minute with an outrageous effort. The 25-year-old put the Czechs in the lead in the 42nd minute with a header. It was the Bayer Leverkusen forward’s second goal of the game. Both sides knew that three points at Hampden Park would be hugely significant in the battle to qualify for the last-16 after England had beaten Croatia in Group D on Sunday. Glasgow, Hampden Park: Czech Republic’s Patrik Schick scored what football experts think surely be the Euro 2020 goal of the tournament in the Czech Republic’s 2-0 victory against Scotland on Monday.
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