Czech Cerny frets about Scottish stalemate

The Czech goalkeeper Cerny fears for his national team lost to Scotland

Tomas Cerny says that if Scotland beat the Czech Republic in Prague next month he will end his country's chances of qualifying for UEFA EURO 2012.

Guardian Czech Hamilton was stunned when your country lost at home to Lithuania on Tuesday in the opening match of their qualifying campaign.

Cerny said the BBC Scotland: "now everyone is aware that the next game in Prague will be crucial.

"If we don't win this game, then the campaign may well be."

After drawing 0-0 at home to Scotland in their opening, Lithuania was to Olomouc and won 1-0 against the Czech Republic, in a game that Cerny found painful viewing.

Unfortunately, "I watched the 90 minutes," revealed Cerny.

Czech Republic is in a period of transition, trying to bring younger players through
Hamilton goalie Tomas Cerny

"Wasn't good football and we didn't play well.

"It was a big disappointment for everyone at home because when teams as Lithuania come to the Czech Republic, we hope to beat them 3-0, 4-0. thats not the case anymore and it's going to be difficult.

"Czech Republic are not as strong as they used to be. If Lithuania arrived in Prague three or four years ago they probably would have been defeated easily.

"Lithuania now has better while the Czech Republic is in a period of transition, trying to bring younger players through."

Cerny, who played in the youth and U21 level for your national team, has not given hope of getting a call to the senior squad. The man who currently occupies the position number one for the Czech Republic is Chelsea's Petr Cech.

"I still hope," said goalkeeper of 25 years of age.

"But it all depends on how I in Hamilton. If we do very well in the Championship and I also personally, then I'll probably be noticed. of course, I hope the opportunity will come, but we'll see."

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