Czech Republic are set to start their Euro 2016 qualifier on Tuesday and it won’t be an easy task for them as they will be facing World Cup 2014 third place holder, Netherlands.
Czech head coach, Pavel Vrba also admitted that they will be experiencing a difficult contest as Netherlands are a strong side that are being considered as favorite in their group.
However, Vrba believes that his players will not give up easily as the tactician is confident that his team can produce an excellent showing in front of their loyal home fans.
Meanwhile, Dutch themselves are looking forward to restart their campaign under Guus Hiddink’s tenure after Louis Van Gaal departing the national side to coach Manchester United earlier this summer.
Hiddink’s return to the national side didn’t start with a positive result after their friendly defeat over Italy, but the Dutchman is keen on proving his quality in the real test this midweek against Czech.