Miroslav Donutil
Miroslav Donutil at the 43rd Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
Born	(1951-02-07) February 7, 1951 (age 61) Třebíč, Moravia (Czech Republic)
Occupation	Actor

Miroslav Donutil (born 7 February, 1951) is a Czech theatrical, film and television actor, born in Třebíč. Since 1978 when he appeared as Hloch in Čistá řeka, Donutil has three decades of film and TV appearances. He dubbed the voice of Kevin Costner and Gérard Depardieu ^[1]

Career[link]

Donutil grew up in Brno. His parents were enthusiastic amateur actors, and he inclined to theatre from an early age. He studied at the Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts (in Czech: JAMU). During his studies he already appeared in the Brno theatre Husa na provázku, where he was engaged after he graduated at JAMU in 1973.^[2] Donutil collaborated with directors Petr Scherhaufer, Eva Tálská and Zdeněk Pospíšil, and performed in approximately 50 plays in Husa na provázku. Since 1990 he has been a member of the dramatic ensemble of the National Theatre in Prague.^[2] Since 1978 he began to deal with film, and his first promising role was Nikola Šuhaj in Balada pro banditu (1978). He broke through in film at the beginning of 1990s and since that time he gradually builds up his position on the Czech film scene. In 1996 and 1997 he was awarded two TýTý television awards.^[2]

Production[link]

Production in theatres Husa na provázku and National Theatre, film roles, and entry of stories.

Theatre[link]

Husa na Provázku[link]

From year 1970-1990.

• Velký vandr
• Balada pro banditu .... Nikola Šuhaj
• Profesionální žena .... Mánek and Volrábek
• Pohádka máje .... Ríša
• Richard III .... Richard III
• Příběhy dlouhého nosu .... No name
• Don Šajna .... Clown (or Kašpárek)
• Karamazow Brothers .... Old Karamazov

National Theatre, Prague[link]

From year 1990 to present.

• Uncle Vanya (1990) .... title role (New Scene)
• Kazimír a Karolína (1990) .... Kazimír (New Scene)
• As You Like It (1991) .... Clown (New Scene)
• Sevillský svůdce (1991) .... Catalion (New Scene)
• Ionescovy židle (1992) .... An Old Man (Stavovské divadlo)
• Je to tak - chcete-li (1992) .... Lambert Laudisi (Stavovské divadlo)
• Divoká kachna (1993) .... Hjalmar Ekdal (Stavovské divadlo)
• Peroutkův oblak a valčík (1993) .... Kraus (Stavovské divaldo)
• Nobel (1994) .... Adam (Stavovské divadlo)
• Sluha dvou pánů (1994-2010) .... Truffaldino (Stavovské divadlo)
• Višňový sad (1996) .... Gajev (Stavovské divadlo)
• A Midsummer Night's Dream (1997) .... Nicholas Klubko (Stavovské divadlo)
• Na miskách vrah (1997) .... Steve Arnold (Stavovské divadlo)
• Master and Marketa (1999) .... Woland (Stavovské divaldo)
• Hamlet (1999) .... Polonius (Stavoské divadlo)
• Much Ado About Nothing (1999) .... Dougberry (Stavovské divadlo)
• Twelfth Night (2001) .... Tobias Říhal (National Theatre)
• Comedian (2001) .... Archie Rice (Stavovské divadlo)
• Pronásledování a mučení doktora Šaldy (2004) .... Stage director, doctor Nývlt
• Romeo and Juliet .... Capulet (Stavovské divadlo)
• Revizor (2006) .... marshal (Stavovské divadlo)
• Don Juan (2010) .... Don Juan (Stavovské divadlo)
• Naši Furianti (2010) .... Jakub Bušek (sTavovské divadlo)

Filmography (Film and television)[link]

• Čistá řeka (1978) - Hloch
• Balada pro banditu (1978) - Nikola Šuhaj
• Postřižiny (1981) - boots
• Straka v hrsti (1983) - a nose man
• Slivovice (1983)
• Zastihla mě noc (1985) - catechist
• Výměna (1985)
• Čarovné dědictví (1985) - rejtar
• Outsider (1986) - dr. Bartoš
• Galoše šťastia (1986) - captain
• Správná trefa (1987) - Potužník st.
• Figurky ze šmantů (1987) - Placák
• Iba deň (1988) - Pipco
• O buchtách a milování (1990)
• Keď hviezdy boli červené (1990) - Dzurjanik
• Jen o rodinných záležitostech (1990) - reader of the paper
• Tank Battalion (1991) - 1st Lt. Růžička
• Podivné jméno pro psa (1992) - Emil
• Kocourkov (1992) - Emil
• The Inheritance or Fuckoffguysgoodday (1992) - dr. Ulrich
• The Black Barons (1992) - lieutenant Troník
• Uctivá poklona, pane Kohn - 5. episode - Abychom zdraví byli (1993) - Lederer
• Hotýlek v srdci Evropy (1993) - Otík Kocián
• Three Alberts and Miss Matylda (1994)
• Pevnost (1994) - důstojník
• Legenda Emöke (1994)
• Nevinný (1995)
• Fany (1995) - verger Homolka
• Lea (1996) - Gregor Palty
• Eine Kleine Jazzmusik (1996) - director Czermak
• Drákulův švagr (1996)
• Drákulův švagr (TV show) (1996) - 9. episode: Uškrcená laborantka - Arné Vulkán
• Trampoty pana Humbla (1997) - Karel Humbl
• Motel Anathema (1997)
• Legenda Emöke (1997)
• Cosy Dens (Pelíšky) (1998) - Šebek
• Pasti, pasti, pastičky (1998) - Josef Dohnal
• Hotel Herbich (1999) Karel Herbich (13 episodes, 1999-2000)
• Společnice (2000)
• Případy detektivní kanceláře Ostrozrak (2000) - Kleingöring
• Útěk do Budína (2002) - Jožka
• Borůvkový vrch 2002) - Karel Král
• Želary (2003) - priest
• Nuda v Brně (2003) - Miroslav Norbacher
• Bankrotáři (2003) - Čechura
• Nehoda (2004) - father
• I ve smrti sami (2004) - Enno Kluge
• Sklo (2005)
• From Subway with Love (2005) - Žemla
• Hrubeš a Mareš jsou kamarádi do deště (2005) - Václav Hrubeš st.
• 15:29 (2005)
• Policeman's Humoresque - photographer Líbal
• 3 plus 1 with Miroslav Donutil (TV series, 2005)

Notes[link]

References[link]

• Fikejz, Miloš (2006). Český film. Herci a herečky I. (A-K). Prague: Libri. pp. 214–216. ISBN 80-7277-332-1.  (Czech)

External links[link]

• Miroslav Donutil at the Internet Movie Database
• Miroslav Donutil at the Česko-Slovenská filmová databáze (Czech and Slovak Movie Database (Czech)

Václav Kadlec (born 20 May 1992) is a Czech footballer. He plays as a striker, currently for Czech club Sparta Prague.

He made his début in the Gambrinus liga on 25 October 2008 for Sparta against 1. FK Příbram. He scored his first league goal at the age of 16.^[1]

Kadlec had a trial at Liverpool's academy in 2007.^[2]

On 12 October 2010, Kadlec made his first appearance for the Czech Republic national team against Liechtenstein and scored on his début, becoming the youngest goalscorer in the Czech Republic national team history.^[3] He was voted the Czech Talent of the Year at the 2010 Czech Footballer of the Year awards. Later in the year he made his debut for the under 21 team, also marking it with a goal. He represented the team at the 2011 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship.

Career statistics[link]

As of 31 December 2011.^[1]

International goals[link]

#	Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result	Competition
1	October 12, 2010	Vaduz	Liechtenstein	2-0	Win	UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official website of Václav Kadlec
• Václav Kadlec international stats at the Czech Football Association website (Czech)
• ""Nový Rosický" Václav Kadlec: V deseti letech jsem dal 700 nožiček" (in Czech). Nova Sport. CET 21 spol. s r.o.. http://tn.nova.cz/sport/fotbal/gambrinus-liga/on-line-rozhovor-se-spartanem-vaclavem-kadlecem.html. Retrieved 2009-08-22. 

v t e Czech Republic squad – 2011 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship Fourth Place 1 Vaclík 2 Lecjaks 3 Řezník 4 Mazuch 5 Čelůstka 6 Vácha 7 Hořava 8 Dočkal 9 Kozák 10 Morávek 11 Pekhart 12 Kovařík 13 Gecov 14 Kadlec 15 Černý 16 Štěch 17 Suchý 18 Mareček 19 Chramosta 20 Rabušic 21 Hošek 22 Hloušek 23 Hanuš Coach: Dovalil

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Jan Budař
Jan Budař in 2007
Born	(1977-07-31) July 31, 1977 (age 34) Frýdlant, Czechoslovakia
Nationality	Czech
Other names	Pavel Bedura
Occupation	Actor, scriptwriter and director

Jan Budař, alias Pavel Bedura (born 31 July 1977) is a Czech actor, director, singer, composer and script writer.

Biography[link]

Budař graduated from Brno's Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts (JAMU) in 2000.^[1] He started his career in Brno's theatres under the tutelage of Vladimír Morávek, one of the most acclaimed Czech theatre directors. This creative partnership culminated in their first film, Boredom in Brno. Budař also co-authored the script and composed the music. The comedy was awarded five Czech Lions in 2003, including Best Male Actor for Jan Budař's performance. This success led to roles in such films as Marek Najbrt's debut Champions and Jan Hřebejk's recent Up and down, the Czech entry for the Academy Awards, which won the top awards at the Czech Lions Awards 2005. The team of Morávek and Budař created their second film, Hrubeš and Mareš best friends: come rain or shine. Having achieved his first life's ambition of acting on screen, he has only two more: playing alongside Audrey Tatou in a film directed by Pedro Almodóvar and touring with his Eliščin Band, "the Band of Shy Elise". Besides acting, writing, composing and singing with his band, Budař also makes his own short films, documentaries and videoclips. In March 2005, Budař won the Czech Lion award for "Best Supporting Actor" in Champions. In February 2005, Budař was sent to Berlin as a shooting star to represent Czech cinemathography at the Berlinale Film Festival 2005. Source: http://www.janbudar.cz/ http://www.velkaepocha.sk/200903109741/Jan-Budar-Jezdit-s%C2%A0traktorem-po-poli-je-lehky.html http://zivotopis.osobnosti.cz/jan-budar.php http://zena-in.cz/clanek/jan-budar-prirodni-ukaz-na-poli-hudebnim-i-hereckem?preview=on

Filmography[link]

• 2013: Hořící keř (TV film), directed by Agnieszka Holland
• 2012 Polski film (Czech Republic, Poland)
• 2012 Sanitka II
• 2012 Duše na talíři
• 2012: Akvabely
• 2012: Výstava (Slovakia)
• 2012: O pokladech^[2]
• 2012: eŠTeBák (Konfident) (Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland)
• 2011: Czech Made Man
• 2011: Lidice (Czech Republic, Poland)
• 2011: Odcházení
• 2011: Rodina je základ státu
• 2011: Setkání s hvězdou: Vilma Cibulková (TV film)
• 2011: Vesnice roku (student film)
• 2011: Vetřelci a lovci: Užij si se psem (TV film)
• 2010: Dešťová víla
• 2010: Heart Beat 3D
• 2010: Osudové peníze (TV film)
• 2010: Pravidelný odlet
• 2010: Román pro muže
• 2009: Holka Ferrari Dino
• 2009: Hrubeš a Mareš Reloaded
• 2009: Ljubavni život domobrana (Love life of a gentle coward) (Croatia)
• 2009: Operace Dunaj (Operation Dunaj) (Czech Republic, Poland)
• 2009: Protector (Czech Republic, Germany)
• 2009: Vyprávěj (TV serial)
• 2009: Žena bez piana (Mujer sin piano) (Spain)
• 2008: Bratři Karamazovi: Vzkříšení (theatre)
• 2008: Dark Spirits Natěrač (TV film) (USA)
• 2008: Nebe a Vincek (TV Film)
• 2008: Soukromé pasti (TV serial)
• 2007: Bez dechu (student film)
• 2007: Hodina klavíru (TV Film)
• 2007: Muzika (Slovakia, Germany)
• 2007: Svatba na bitevním poli
• 2007: Trapasy (TV serial)
• 2007: Václav
• 2006: Marta a Berta 26
• 2006: Pravidla lži (Rules of lies)
• 2006: Vratné lahve (Empties)
• 2005: Hrubeš a Mareš jsou kamarádi do deště
• 2005: Stavrogin je ďábel (theatre)
• 2005: Svatyně
• 2005: Toyen
• 2005: Voníš jako tenkrát
• 2004: Duše jako kaviár (Dirty soul)
• 2004: Horem pádem (Up and down)
• 2004: Mistři (Champions)
• 2004: Ráno Ruth to vidí jinak (TV film)
• 2003: Čert ví proč
• 2003: Boredom in Brno
• 2001: Muž, který vycházel z hrobu (TV film)
• 2001: Otec neznámý aneb Cesta do hlubin duše výstrojního náčelníka (TV film)
• 2001: Ta třetí (TV film)
• 2000: Český Robinson (TV serial)
• 2000: Rasistické historky (TV serial)
• 1999: Urlaub auf Leben und Tod - Eine Familie hält zusammen (TV serial)
• 1997: Četnické humoresky (TV serial)
• 1997: Stůj, nebo se netrefím!

Source:^[3]

Documentary films[link]

• 2011: Film o filmu: Czech Made Man
• 2008: Anatomie gagu
• 2008: Film o filmu: Protektor (TV film)
• 2008: Peníze Jiřího Krejčíka
• 2007: Film o filmu: Václav (TV film)
• 2006: Přestávka

Film direction[link]

He directed several short films and videoclips mostly for his new album.

• 2012: Polski film^[4]
• 2006: Strážce plamene v obrazech (Video film)
• 2004: Ráno

Television programs[link]

• 2011: Český lev 2010
• 2010: E.ON Energy Globe Award ČR
• 2010: Rozmarná léta českého filmu
• 2009: Fakta Barbory Tachecí
• 2008: Český lev 2007
• 2007: Český lev
• 2007: Dobročinná akademie aneb Paraple 2007
• 2005: Všechnopárty
• 2004: Na stojáka
• 2004: Uvolněte se, prosím
• 2000: Krásný ztráty

Source:^[3] http://zena-in.cz/clanek/jan-budar-prirodni-ukaz-na-poli-hudebnim-i-hereckem?preview=on http://filmcenter.cz/cz/osoba/2607-jan

Awards[link]

• 2011: festival NOVOMĚSTSKÝ HRNEC SMÍCHU (Nové Město nad Metují) - Best Male Actor - Czech Made Man^[5]
• 2007: Václav – Czech Lion - Best Supporting Actor
• 2005 - Studio Hamburg Shooting Stars Award
• 2004: Mistři (Champions) - Czech Lion - Best Supporting Actor
• 2004: The Alfréd Radok Award (Ceny Alfréda Radoka) Best Actor for Mr. Stavrogin in The Devils (The Alfréd Radok Award in collaboration with the Aura–Pont agency and the magazine Svět a Divadlo (The World and Theatre) for achievements in Czech theatre
• 2003: Boredom in Brno - Best script (co-authored with Vladimír Morávek)
• 2003: Boredom in Brno - Best Male Actor
• 2003 - Trilobit Award by FITES (Film and Television Association), Prague, Czech Republic

Source: http://www.janbudar.cz/

Discography[link]

Budař has composed over 50 songs in Czech, English and Spanish. He has also composed music for the films Boredom in Brno and Hrubeš and Mareš and for over 20 theatre performances. With his band Eliščin Band, Budař released three albums. Source: http://www.janbudar.cz/

CDs[link]

• Písně pro Hrubeše a Mareše, 2005
• Uletěl orlovi, 2006
• Proměna, 2008

DVDs[link]

• Uletěl orlovi, 2006

Film music[link]

• Lidice, 2011
• Protector, 2009
• Hrubeš a Mareš Reloaded, 2009 ^[6]
• Nebe a Vincek [TV film], 2008^[7]
• Hrubeš a Mareš jsou kamarádi do deště, 2005^[7]
• Boredom in Brno, 2003^[7]
• Rasistické historky, 2000^[7]

References[link]

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External links[link]

• http://www.janbudar.cz/
• Jan Budař at the Internet Movie Database
• Jan Budař: "Jezdit s traktorem po poli je lehký." (Czech)
• Jan Budař Životopis (Czech)
• Jan Budař, přírodní úkaz na poli hudebním i hereckém (Czech)
• http://www.janbudar.pl/
• http://www.tekstowo.pl/piosenki_artysty,jan_buda__a_eli__in_band.html
• http://filmcenter.cz/cz/osoba/2607-jan
• http://kultura.idnes.cz/gottwald-sedlacek-komunisti-ceske-stoleti-f20-/televize.aspx?c=A120504_133251_filmvideo_ptk
• http://www.filmneweurope.com/news/slovakia/the-confidant-opens-in-slovakia
• http://kultura.pravda.sk/jan-budar-moc-nad-zivotmi-ludi-moze-vzrusovat-foz-/sk_kfilm.asp?c=A120516_204326_sk_kfilm_p46
• http://www.csfd.cz/film/249541-bratri-karamazovi-vzkriseni/

Marek Jankulovski

Personal information
Full name	Marek Jankulovski
Date of birth	(1977-05-09) 9 May 1977 (age 35)
Place of birth	Ostrava, Czechoslovakia
Height	1.84 m (6 ft 1⁄2 in)
Playing position	Left back / Left winger
Youth career
1987–1994	Baník Ostrava
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps†	(Gls)†
1994–2000	Baník Ostrava	110	(15)
2000–2002	Napoli	51	(8)
2002–2005	Udinese	91	(15)
2005–2011	Milan	117	(4)
2011	Baník Ostrava	1	(0)
National team‡
2000–2009	Czech Republic	77	(11)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 16 October 2011. † Appearances (Goals). ‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 8 October 2009

Marek Jankulovski (born 9 May 1977) is a former Czech footballer. His most notable achievements include winning the UEFA Champions League with A.C. Milan and being voted the 2007 Czech Footballer of the Year.

He was well known for his versatility being able to play anywhere up the left wing. He was also known for his ability to cross the ball and his considerable technical ability.

Club career[link]

Baník Ostrava[link]

Jankulovski started his career for Baník Ostrava. In 1994 he made a breakthrough into the first team and the season concludes with a third place in league. Between 1995 and 1997 remains in the team Jankulovski czech , who does not live exciting season ending tournament in the middle of the ranking. In the 1997-1998 season the team came fourth in the Gambrinus Liga . Jankulovski start to have increased chance to succeed baníkovského AAA season came in 1996/97 due to its performance and immediately asked for a place in the first team. Rarely missed the starting line-up, although he was criticized for his poor defensive work. Also regularly played in the reserve representative selections. It remains to Ostrava until 2000, when he was noticed by the Naples and then moves to Italy. In total the team with 110 games czech dispute [4] in the league.

Napoli[link]

In the season 1999/00, get the left-footed eight goals in 27 games, which made ​​foreign clubs aware of him but after a recommandation of Zdeněk Zeman, Jankulovski joined Napoli. He made his Serie A debut on 1 February 2000 against Lecce. In the first season in Serie A , following the exemption of technical Bohemian after 6 games, sitting on the bench Neapolitan Emiliano Mondonico, which grants the player more space than the previous coach. The Naples at the end of the season recedes in Serie B and start a new season with coach Luigi De Canio , who allowed the young Jankulovski to shine from the outset.

Udinese[link]

On 1 February 2002, he joined Udinese for worth 3.5 million euros and was loaned back to Napoli.^[1] At Udinese, he was devotes very talented player, becoming been a key element of the team with which he plays 104 games and scored 17 goals. With the shirt also debuted Udinese in the UEFA club competitions competing in 4 games in the UEFA Cup.

In the summer of 2004 Jankulovski was linked with a move to Juventus F.C. and CSKA Moscow, but stayed at Udinese, signing a contract in October 2004, keeping him at the club until June 2008.^[2]

Milan[link]

Jankulovski was unveiled as a Milan player after signing for an undisclosed fee from Udinese in June 2005.^[3] Jankulovski couldn't start playing immediately, due to a broken ankle sustained in the May 2005 Coppa Italia semi final against A.S. Roma.^[3] Jankulovski struggled to find form in his first season but was one of Milan's best players during the 2006–07 season, making 50 appearances for the team in all competitions, scoring three goals, including one beautiful 25-yard shot, scored against Livorno. On 23 May 2007, he took part in 2–1 victory in the final of the UEFA Champions League against Liverpool. He also scored the second goal of Milan's victory against Sevilla in the 2007 UEFA Super Cup held on 31 August 2007 with a wonderful volley, following a pass from Andrea Pirlo.

Jankulovski during his time at AC Milan

On 28 May 2008, Jankulovski was named Czech Player of the Year, with Petr Čech coming in second place.^[4]

In the 2009–10 Winter Transfer period, Milan were said to have offered Jankulovski to F.C. Internazionale Milano in exchange for Mancini. Jankulovski refused to move to Inter, he later said that betraying Milan was not an option, stating, "Truth be told, I didn’t give it much thought..I wanted to stay at Milan, I’ve been here for five years and I’m settled."^[5]

In April 2011, Jankulovski had surgery on his knee, causing him to miss the rest of the season of 2010–2011 Serie A Season. Jankulovski was involved in the AC Milan squad that won a Serie A league for the first time since 2003–04 season. Following AC Milan winning the Serie A, Jankulovski was finally release on a free transfer after 5 years at the club. Marek Jankulovski has revealed this will be his final season for AC Milan as he intends to return to the Czech Republic to close out his career.^[6]

Return to Baník Ostrava[link]

In October 2011, Jankulovski returned to his club Banik Ostrava for the first time since leaving Banik Ostrava for Italy 11 years before.^[7] In his first game back at Ostrava, Jankulovski managed just eight minutes after coming on as a substitute before suffering a knee injury and leaving the pitch.^[8] On 20 February 2012, he announced his retirement due to not being able to recover from his knee injury.^[9]

Career statistics[link]

International career[link]

For the Czech Republic, he played in Euros 2000, 2004, 2008 and the 2006 World Cup. He earnt 77 caps for the Czech national side, scoring 11 goals.

Honours[link]

Milan

• UEFA Champions League: 2006–07
• UEFA Super Cup: 2007
• FIFA Club World Cup: 2007
• Serie A: 2010–11

Personal life[link]

His father, Pando Jankulovski, is a Macedonian who emigrated to Czechoslovakia from Yugoslavia.^[10] Marek's mother is Czech. Marek is married to Jana Jankulovska and they have two daughters together, Karolína and Kristýna.

References[link]

External links[link]

• Marek Jankulovski international stats at the Czech Football Association website (Czech)
• Profile on uefa.com
• Profile at iDNES.cz

Czech Republic squads v t e Czech Republic squad – 2000 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship Runners-Up 1 Chvalovský 2 Lukáš Došek 3 Petrouš 4 Grygera 5 Lengyel 6 Týce 7 Sionko 8 Ujfaluši 9 Jankulovski 10 Tomáš Došek 11 Baroš 12 Polák 13 Jarošík 14 Brabec 15 Jarolím 16 Drobný 17 Libor Došek 18 Šimák 19 Heinz Coach: Brückner v t e Czech Republic squad – 2000 Summer Olympics 1 Chvalovský 2 Došek 3 Petrouš 4 Kováč 5 Lengyel 6 Týce 7 Sionko 8 Ujfaluši 9 Jankulovski 10 Kučera 11 Baroš 12 Polák 13 Brabec 14 Došek 15 Vozábal 16 Šimák 17 Heinz 18 Drobný 19 Lička 20 Stracený 21 Čupr 22 Čech Coach: Brückner v t e Czech Republic squad – UEFA Euro 2000 1 Srníček 2 Řepka 3 Látal 4 Nedvěd 5 Fukal 6 Vlček 7 Němec 8 Poborský 9 Kuka 10 Koller 11 Rosický 12 Lokvenc 13 Bejbl 14 Horváth 15 Jankulovski 16 Maier 17 Šmicer 18 Novotný 19 Rada 20 Berger 21 Gabriel 22 Blažek Coach: Chovanec v t e Czech Republic squad – UEFA Euro 2004 semi-finalists 1 Čech 2 Grygera 3 Mareš 4 Galásek 5 Bolf 6 Jankulovski 7 Šmicer 8 Poborský 9 Koller 10 Rosický 11 Nedvěd 12 Lokvenc 13 Jiránek 14 Vachoušek 15 Baroš 16 Blažek 17 Hübschman 18 Heinz 19 Týce 20 Plašil 21 Ujfaluši 22 Rozehnal 23 Kinský Coach: Brückner v t e Czech Republic squad – 2006 FIFA World Cup 1 Čech 2 Grygera 3 Mareš 4 Galásek (c) 5 Kováč 6 Jankulovski 7 Sionko 8 Poborský 9 Koller 10 Rosický 11 Nedvěd 12 Lokvenc 13 Jiránek 14 Jarolím 15 Baroš 16 Blažek 17 Štajner 18 Heinz 19 Polák 20 Plašil 21 Ujfaluši 22 Rozehnal 23 Kinský Coach: Brückner v t e Czech Republic squad – UEFA Euro 2008 1 Čech 2 Grygera 3 Polák 4 Galásek 5 Kováč 6 Jankulovski 7 Sionko 8 Fenin 9 Koller 10 Svěrkoš 11 Vlček 12 Pospěch 13 Kadlec 14 Jarolím 15 Baroš 16 Blažek 17 Matějovský 18 Sivok 19 Skácel 20 Plašil 21 Ujfaluši 22 Rozehnal 23 Zítka Coach: Brückner