2003/05
Friendly Czech 2 Hungary 0
Friendly Cyprus 3 Czech 4
Friendly Wales 0 Czech 0
Friendly Greece 0 Czech 0
Friendly Czech 1 Italy 0
Friendly Czech 4 Slovakia 1
Friendly Czech 5 Yugoslavia 0
EC2004Q  Moldova 0 Czech 2
Ec2004Q  Czech 2 Belarus 0
Friendly Czech 3 Sweden 3
Friendly France 0 Czech 2
EC2004Q  Holland 1 Czech 1

Friendly Czech 4 Turkey 0

EC2004Q Czech 5 Moldova 0

EC2004Q Belarus 1 Czech Rep.3

EC2004Q Czech 3 Holland 1

EC2004Q Austria 2 Czech Rep. 3

Friendly Czech Rep. 5 Canada 1

Friendly Italy 2 Czech Rep. 2

Friendly  Rep.Ireland 2 Czech Rep.1

Friendly Czech Rep. 0 Japan 1

Friendly Czech Rep. 3 Bulgaria 1

Friendly Czech Rep. 2 Estonia 0

EC2004 Czech Rep. 2 Latvia 1

EC2004 Czech Rep. 3 Holland 2

EC2004 Czech Rep. 2 Germany 1

EC2004 Czech Rep. 3 Denmark 0

EC2004 Czech Rep. 0 Greece 1 AET

Friendly Czech Rep. 0 Greece 0

WC Qual Holland 2 Czech 0

WC Qual Czech Rep. 1 Romania 0

WC Qual Armenia 0 Czech Rep. 3

WC Qual Macedonia 0 Czech Rep. 2

Coach Age Hareide picked the same squad as he originally did for last month's qualifiers against Moldova and Belarus, adding Odd Grenland keeper Rune Jarstein to the group. Claus Lundekvam, who pulled out of the squad with injury, has recovered and is included. Norway are attempting to reach the finals for only the fourth time in their history after previous appearances in 1938, 1994 and 1998.
 

Pavel Nedved will return to help the injury-ravaged Czech Republic for the first time since retiring from internationals after the Czechs lost 1-0 to eventual champions Greece in the Euro 2004 semi-finals. He hurt his knee in that game and said he no longer wanted to play for his country because of the toll it was taking on his body. Coach Karel Brueckner has also included Monaco midfielder Jaroslav Plasil who is coming back from a foot injury. But will still be without strikers Jan Koller and Vratislav Lokvenc but Aston Villa's Milan Baros has recovered from an Achilles problem and may be paired with Galatasaray's Marek Heinz.

Norway: coach Age Hareide

Goalkeepers: Rune Jarstein (Odd Grenland), Espen Johnsen (Rosenborg Trondheim), Thomas Myhre (Charlton Athletic).

Defenders: Andre Bergdolmo (FC Copenhagen), Bard Borgersen (Start), Erik Hagen (Zenit St. Petersburg), Brede Hangeland (Viking), Jon Inge Hoiland (Malmo), Marius Johnsen (Start), Claus Lundekvam (Southampton)

Midfielders: Christian Grindheim (Valerenga), Kristofer Haestad (Start), Morten Gamst Pedersen (Blackburn Rovers), John Arne Riise (Liverpool), Jan Gunnar Solli (Rosenborg Trondheim), Fredrik Stromstad (Start)

Strikers: Daniel Braaten (Rosenborg Trondheim), John Carew (Olympique Lyon), Thorstein Helstad (Rosenborg Trondheim), Steffen Iversen (Valerenga), Sigurd Rushfeldt (Austria Vienna), Alex Valencia (Start), Ole Martin Aarst (Tromso).
 

Czech Rep: coach Karel Brueckner

Goalkeepers: Jaromir Blazek (Sparta Prague), Petr Cech (Chelsea), Antonin Kinsky (Saturn Ramenskoye)

Defenders: Zdenek Grygera (Ajax Amsterdam), Marek Jankulovski (AC Milan), Martin Jiranek, Radoslav Kovac (both Spartak Moscow), Pavel Mares (Zenit St Petersburg), David Rozehnal (Paris St Germain), Tomas Ujfalusi (Fiorentina)

Midfielders: Tomas Galasek (Ajax Amsterdam), David Jarolim (Hamburg SV), Jiri Jarosik (Birmingham City), Pavel Nedved (Juventus), Jaroslav Plasil (Monaco), Karel Poborsky (Ceske Budejovice), Jan Polak (Nuremberg), Tomas Rosicky (Borussia Dortmund), Vladimir Smicer (Girondins Bordeaux)

Forwards: Milan Baros (Aston Villa), Marek Heinz (Galatasaray), Tomas Jun (Trabzonspor), Jiri Stajner (Hanover 96).

Referee: Massimo Busacca (Switzerland)