4-1-4-1

30
Vlastimil Hrubý

GK
22
Nikola Janković

DF
4
Luděk Pernica

DF
18
Martin Kouril

DF
12
Jaroslav Zelený

DF
27
Vojtěch Kubista

MF
8
Lukáš Masopust (C)

MF
9
Mirzad Mehanović

MF
10
Michal Trávník

MF
14
David Breda

MF
15
Martin Doležal

FW

Substitutes

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Michal Bárta

SUB
-
Roman Valeš

SUB
-
Tomáš Hübschman

SUB
-
Matěj Hanousek

SUB
-
Jaroslav Diviš

SUB
-
Adam Kucera

SUB
-
David Lischka

SUB
-
Ondřej Mihálik

SUB
-
Jakub Janetzky

SUB
-
Jakub Považanec

SUB

Manager

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Zdeněk Klucký

3-4-3

21
Alex Cairns

GK
12
Cian Bolger

DF
6
Nathan Pond (C)

DF
5
Ashley Eastham

DF
14
Victor Nirennold

MF
3
Amari'i Bell

MF
23
Marcus Schwabl

MF
18
George Glendon

MF
9
Jordy Hiwula

FW
11
Bobby Grant

FW
10
Conor McAleny

FW

Substitutes

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Chris Neal

SUB
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Billy Crellin

SUB
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Lewie Coyle

SUB
-
Godswill Ekpolo

SUB
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Joe Maguire

SUB
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Harvey Rodgers

SUB
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Nathan Sheron

SUB
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Kyle Dempsey

SUB
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Jack Sowerby

SUB
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Wes Burns

SUB
-
Devante Cole

SUB
-
Michael Donohue

SUB
-
Ash Hunter

SUB
-
Ashley Nadesan

SUB
-
Alex Reid

SUB

Manager

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Uwe Rosler

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Match Previews

Preview: Town prepare to Czech First League side FK Jablonec

13 July 2017

Fleetwood Town continue their pre-season tour in Austria as they ready themselves for their game against Czech First League side FK Jablonec on Saturday.

Town performed bravely in their last pre-season game, which was a narrow 2-1 loss to Karlsruher SC earlier this week. Two early goal made the game hard for Town, and even though Devante Cole nodded us back into the game, it wasn’t enough to pull it back.

Our Czech Premier League opponents, Jablonec, are already six games into their pre-season training, with their first league game coming up in just over two weeks time.

Zdeněk Klucký’s side started their training off in the last week of June when they walked over Velké Hamry 10-0 away from home. Since then, they have gone on a six match winning streak, scoring 27 goals in that time.

TEAM NEWS

Town will be looking to field a strong side once again as Uwe Rosler reported after the midweek game that no injuries had been reported.

Klucký has been rotating most of his side throughout the pre-season but a few players seem to always have a spot as Matěj Hanousek, Nikola Janković, Jaroslav Zelený, Lukáš Masopust, Mirzad Mehanović, David Breda, Jakub Považanec and Ondřej Mihálik have played parts in all six of their games.

Jablonec are missing two of their side through injury as centre-back Marek Kysela and centre-midfielder Vojtěch Kubista are both out.

ONE TO WATCH

Czech-born, Jaroslav Diviš signed for FK Jablonec in January of this year and featured in eleven games at the back end of the 2016-17 campaign.

Diviš started his career with Czech second division side FC Vítkovice and in the two years he spent with them, he managed to score 10 goals in 29 appearances.

In July 2009, the now 31-year-old signed a two-year deal with Czech Premier League team Slovan Liberec. Diviš had a tough time here as he was unable to score in the 11 games he played.

In the 2010-11 season, Diviš was sent out on loan to FK Senica, who play in the Slovak Corgoň Liga. After the loan, he signed a permanent contract there keeping him there for three years. In those three years, he managed to gain over 100 appearances for the side, scoring 23 goals in that time.

Slovácko was his next move, and his time at the Czech First League side was a success as he found himself playing in most games as well as averaging just under seven goals a season from the midfield.

In January 2017, Jablonec acquired his services and he has performed well ever since. In this pre-season, he has scored three goals in four games.

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Match Reports

Report: Town pull off late comeback against FK Jablonec in Austria

15 July 2017

Joe Maguire’s free-kick with the last kick off the ball completed a superb turnaround for Fleetwood Town as they beat FK Jablonec 2-1 in Kossen.

Matej Hanousek had given the Czech Premier Division side the lead midway through the second half, but subs Maguire and Ashley Hunter both scored in the last five minutes to win the game.

Uwe Rosler made six changes from Tuesday’s narrow friendly loss against Karlsruher. In came Alex Cairns, Nathan Pond, Victor Nirrenold, Amari’i Bell, Markus Schwabl and Jordy Hiwula.

Town had all the play in the first half with Cairns not forced into a save. George Glendon caused problems with his set piece delivery, whilst Hiwula and Conor McAleny looked lively in attack for Rosler’s side.

Hiwula had the ball in the next nine minutes before the break, but it was ruled out for offside after Vlastimil Hruby kept out McAleny’s initial effort. The sides went in level at the break.

A flurry of changes followed, and soon after the hour mark Hanousek burst forward from left back and curled an effort past sub goalkeeper Chris Neal from all of 25 yards.

The Cod Army weren’t giving though, as Wes Burns went close five minutes from time but Hruby kept him out with a strong hand at his near post.

Then came the equaliser. Harvey Rodgers’ long ball was just kept in play by Lewie Coyle, whose cross in turn found Hunter who didn’t fluff his lines from six yards.

Maguire was then fouled right on the edge of the area with the full-time whistle looming. The 70 strong Town fans chanted ‘if we score we’re on the pitch’ and Maguire curled a low free-kick past Hruby and the fans kept their side on the deal.

Fans on the pitch, a last minute winner and a Fleetwood Town win. It may only be pre-season, but it’s nice to get that winning feeling back.

Town: Cairns (Neal 60’), Bolger, Pond (Rodgers 60’), Eastham, Nirennold (Coyle 60’), Bell (Maguire 85’), Glendon (Dempsey 45’), Schwabl (Sowerby 60’), McAleny (Burns 57’), Grant (Hunter 60’), Hiwula (Cole 45’).

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