2010 Czechia Men Goal Logs, All Competitions

Goal Log

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Goalkeeper
1	2008-10-11	First round	Away	Martin Fenin	Poland	N	87	0-2	Artur Boruc
2	2008-10-15	First round	Home	Libor Sionko	Slovenia	Y	62	0-0	Samir Handanović
3	2008-11-19	First round	Away	Radoslav Kováč	San Marino	Y	47	0-0	Aldo Junior Simoncini
4	2008-11-19	First round	Away	Zdeněk Pospěch	San Marino	Y	53	1-0	Aldo Junior Simoncini
5	2008-11-19	First round	Away	Tomáš Necid	San Marino	N	66	2-0	Aldo Junior Simoncini
6	2009-04-01	First round	Home	Marek Jankulovski	Slovakia	Y	30	0-1	Ján Mucha
7	2009-09-05	First round	Away	Daniel Pudil	Slovakia	Y	68	0-1	Ján Mucha
8	2009-09-05	First round	Away	Milan Baroš	Slovakia	N	83	1-2	Ján Mucha
9	2009-09-09	First round	Home	Milan Baroš	San Marino	Y	28	0-0	Aldo Junior Simoncini
10	2009-09-09	First round	Home	Milan Baroš	San Marino	Y	44	1-0	Aldo Junior Simoncini
11	2009-09-09	First round	Home	Milan Baroš	San Marino	Y	45+3	2-0	Aldo Junior Simoncini
12	2009-09-09	First round	Home	Václav Svěrkoš	San Marino	Y	47	3-0	Aldo Junior Simoncini
13	2009-09-09	First round	Home	Milan Baroš	San Marino	Y	66	4-0	Aldo Junior Simoncini
14	2009-09-09	First round	Home	Tomáš Necid	San Marino	Y	86	5-0	Aldo Junior Simoncini
15	2009-09-09	First round	Home	Václav Svěrkoš	San Marino	Y	90+4	6-0	Aldo Junior Simoncini
16	2009-10-10	First round	Home	Tomáš Necid	Poland	N	51	0-0	Wojciech Kowalewski
17	2009-10-10	First round	Home	Jaroslav Plašil	Poland	Y	72	1-0	Wojciech Kowalewski

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Goalkeeper
1	2008-10-11	First round	Away	Paweł Brożek	Poland	Y	27	0-0	Petr Čech
2	2008-10-11	First round	Away	Jakub Błaszczykowski	Poland	Y	53	1-0	Petr Čech
3	2009-04-01	First round	Home	Stanislav Šesták	Slovakia	Y	22	0-0	Petr Čech
4	2009-04-01	First round	Home	Erik Jendrišek	Slovakia	Y	82	1-1	Petr Čech
5	2009-09-05	First round	Away	Stanislav Šesták	Slovakia	Y	59	0-0	Petr Čech
6	2009-09-05	First round	Away	Marek Hamšík	Slovakia	Y	73	1-1	Petr Čech

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