Original title: Sigg lobbed the Czech Republic for 11 years and then defeated Scotland
In the European Football Championship Group D on the 14th, the Scottish team played against the Czech Republic at home. In the end, with Sigg’s wonderful two goals, the Czech team defeated Scotland again after 11 years.
In the first half of the game, the Scottish team performed more aggressively, launching frequent attacks on the left, including several threatening crosses and shots. However, Czech goalkeeper Vaclik performed well and kept the goal at halftime.
Just before the end of halftime, an offensive from the right of the Czech team broke the deadlock and created Sigg’s header. After 45 minutes of the game, the passive Czech team was ahead of the opponent.
After the intermission, the Scotland team regrouped. However, only 6 minutes into the second half, Sigg scored twice. Sigg, who was in the middle circle at the time, found that the Scottish goalkeeper was too far forward, and he opened the door with an ultra-long lob shot to help the Czech team lead 2-0.
Statistics show that Sigg’s lob shot has a distance of 45.4 meters, the longest goal in the history of the European Championship, and a strong contender for the best goal in this European Championship.
The Scottish team and the Czech team have played against each other 9 times in history. Except for one draw, the two teams each won 4 games. However, in recent years, the Scottish team has a better record, leading with 4 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss. The only defeat must be traced back to 2010.
In the following games, the Czech team will face the Croatian team, while the Scottish team will compete with England.
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