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In Sports News this Monday: supporters continue to boycott the home games
of Bohemians 1905 due to a new ground-share deal – player Lukáš Hartig
says he hopes they come around; Milan Baroš signs a lucrative new deal
with Galatasaray; Tomáš Berdych is now seventh in the world, his highest
ranking to date; and ice hockey goalie Milan Hnilička retires at 37.
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In Sports News: sparks fly in the Czech football league as Bohemians Praha
refuse at the last minute to play Bohemians 1905 in a first division game;
Baník Ostrava go top, but for how long?; Milan Baroš bags a hat-trick for
Galatasaray in his first start since October; and it’s Pardubice vs
Vítkovice in the Extraliga playoffs finals.
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In Sports News: Czech downhill skiers clinch a sensational win in the World
Cup Nations Teams event in Garmisch-Partenkirchen; football’s Sparta eke
out last-minute win against Mladá Boleslav; Baroš scores in his first
game back for Galatasaray; in hockey, Slavia and Liberec become the last
two teams to reach the quarterfinals; Czech athletes post disappointing
results at World Indoor Athletics championships.
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Current AffairsCzech soccer star Vladimír Šmicer calls time on career at 36
One of the greatest Czech footballers of his generation, Vladimír Šmicer,
has announced the end of his career. The 36-year-old former Liverpool
player has suffered a lot of injuries in recent years, and said after a
game for Slavia Prague on Monday that he had pulled on his boots for the
last time.
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In Sports News this Monday: Czech footballer Milan Baroš could be out for
two months after breaking a bone in his foot in a game for Galatasaray,
while Marek Jankulovski is set for ankle surgery; Teplice remain on top of
the Czech football league, despite dropping two points at České
Budějovice; skier Šárka Záhrobská takes nul points from her first
slalom event of the season; and after 20 rounds Třínec lead ice
hockey’s Extraliga.
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SpecialCzech soccer star Vladimír Šmicer looks back on a successful career – Part 2
In his final appearance for the club, Vladimír Šmicer scored for
Liverpool as they came from 3:0 down to beat AC Milan in the 2005 Champions
League final, one of the most dramatic football matches of all time. The
Czech player had started what became the game of his career as a
substitute, but was sent on after half an hour when a team-mate got
injured. Looking back over four years later, Šmicer remembers his reaction
when Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez told him to get ready.
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