[Sport] Scotland - Czech Republic 0-0, in group D at EURO 2020, in the first match of the day. Big blunder that McGill doesn't take advantage of

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Scotland and the Czech Republic face NOW, in Monday's first match of EURO 2020. England won the first Group D match, 1-0 against Croatia.
U17 Elite League: UTA Arad - Viitorul, Monday, 14:00, Digi Sport 1.
Media: Digi Sport Special, Monday, 20:45, Digi Sport 1.
Scotland - Czech Republic 0-0, LIVE TEXT:
Min. 5: Opportunity Scotland. O'Donnell throws the ball from the edge to the Czech square, Soucek fights and, instead of clearing, sends to McGinn, who is blocked by Kallas. The phase continues, but the Scots fail to score.

Min. 1: The match begins.
Scotland: Marshall - Hanley, Cooper, Hendry - O'Donnell, Armstrong, McGinn, McTominay, Robertson - Dykes, Christie
Coach: Steve Clarke
Czech Republic: Vaclik - Coufal, Celustka, Kalas, Boril - Soucek, Kral - Masopust, Darida, Jankto - Schick
Coach: Jaroslav Silhavy
Scotland - Czech Republic, LIVE TEXT, from 16:00. What stars are the two teams based on?
The Scots qualified with great emotions for EURO 2020, and now they want to start the final tournament perfectly, on Hampden Park. The Scots' hopes are linked to captain Andrew Robertson (27 years old), the 25th most valuable player in EURO 2020. The Liverpool winger is quoted at 65 million euros, according to Transfermarkt.de.

On the other hand, the most valuable footballer in the Czech camp is Tomas Soucek (26 years old), from West Ham. The midfielder has a market share of 40 million euros.
Scotland - Czech Republic, LIVE TEXT, from 16:00. Probable teams:
Scotland: Marshall - Hendry, Hanley, Tierney - O'Donnell, McTominay, McGregor, McGinn, Robertson - Dykes, Adams
Czech Republic: Vaclik - Coufal, Celustka, Kalas, Boril - Soucek, Kral; Masopust, Darida, Jankto - Schick
EURO 2020 groups
Group A (Rome and Baku): Turkey, Italy, Wales, Switzerland
Group B (Copenhagen and St. Petersburg): Denmark, Finland, Belgium, Russia
Group C (Amsterdam and Bucharest): Netherlands, Ukraine, Austria, Northern Macedonia
Group D (London and Glasgow): England, Croatia, Scotland, Czech Republic
Group E (Seville and St. Petersburg): Spain, Sweden, Poland, Slovakia
Group F (Munich and Budapest): Hungary, Portugal, France, Germany