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11-10-2004 | Ian Willoughby

Registana, photo: CTK In Sports News: Czech tennis number one Jiri Novak wins the sixth ATP title of his career, the Japan Open; the Czech football team take the first points of their campaign to reach the 2006 World Cup; Tomas Jun scores a hat trick for the Under 21s and receives a debut call-up for the senior squad; Sparta and Ostrava are fined by UEFA; the famous Velka Pardubicka steeplechase is won for the second year in a row by German-trained Registana. More

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27-09-2004 | Ian Willoughby

Prime Minister Stanislav Gross and swimmer Martin Kovar, photo: CTK In Sports News: the Czech Davis Cup team beat Paraguay to stay in the World Group; Martin Kovar is the star of the Czech Paralympics team, with three golds in swimming; Jaromir Jagr scores a hat trick for 'home' club Kladno; Sparta win ahead of their Champions League game against Lyon in Prague; sparks are still flying over the circumstances of Pavel Nedved's retirement from international football; Josef Masopust says Petr Cech should be made Czech captain; decathlete Roman Sebrle ends a great season with another win.  More

Current AffairsCzech hockey league sees return of NHL stars

17-09-2004 | Jan Velinger

Czech goalie Tomas Vokoun and Canadian Vincent Lecavalier, photo: CTK A long-standing dispute between players and owners in North America's National Hockey League came to a head on Thursday when the league locked-out players on a day they would have normally started training camp. The dispute has put the regular season — as well as next year's Stanley Cup play-offs — at threat, and as a result many European players have returned home to play in their national leagues. More

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06-09-2004 | Martin Hrobský, Ian Willoughby

Czech Martin Straka fights with German Robert Leask, photo: CTK In Sports News: the Ice Hockey World Cup came to Prague last Friday and the Czechs got their first win of the tournament - we talk to Czech stars Jaromir Jagr and Petr Sykora about the team's chances of going further in the tournament; in football, the Czech midfield is in disarray ahead of a World Cup qualifier against Holland; and Czech tennis has a new hero in Tomas Berdych, who has reached the last 16 at the US Open. More

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09-08-2004 | Ian Willoughby

Sparta-Slovacko, photo: CTK In Sports News today: the new Czech football season began with poor performances by some of the league's top teams: Ostrava and Slavia were both beaten, while Sparta could only manage a draw; meanwhile, the bribery scandal engulfing the game is due to continue, with more arrests expected this week; canoeist Martin Doktor has taken his 70th (!) Czech national title, just days before the start of the Olympics, while Czech-born golfer Alex Cejka has narrowly missed out on his first PGA trophy. More

Current AffairsIce hockey star Jaromir Jagr looking forward to "home" World Championships

23-04-2004 | Ian Willoughby

Jaromir Jagr, photo: CTK The Czech Republic has been gripped by ice hockey fever, with the sport's World Championships due to start in Prague and Ostrava on Saturday. On the eve of the competition, the biggest Czech hockey star of all time, Jaromir Jagr, talks about the Czech team's chance of success, the passion Czechs have for the sport and how his club team-mates from North America will enjoy visiting the Czech Republic with their national teams.  More

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13-04-2004 | Jan Velinger

Jaromir Jagr, photo: CTK Jaromir Jagr returns to the Czech Rep to train for the upcoming Ice Hockey World Championships; goalie Tomas Vokoun backstops the Nashville Predators to an important win over the Detroit Red Wings in the first round of the Stanley Cup play-offs; Sparta Prague downs Pilsen to keep chances against Ostrava Banik alive; and Jiri Welsch is set to make NBA history as the first Czech to ever appear in a post-season NBA game.  More

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