Czech Republic vs Croatia
Group D
Euro 2016
Stade Geoffroy Guichard
June 17, 2016

Late goals from the substitutes Milan Skoda and Tomas Necid, the latter with a 93rd‑minute penalty, gave the Czech Republic a 2-2 draw against Croatia, whose fans threw flares and fought

the Guardian

Turkey 0-1 Croatia Luka Modrić's 25-metre volley made Croatia's pressure count at the Parc des Princes, with Darijo Srna and Ivan Perišić both denied by the crossbar.

UEFA.com

Crowd trouble and flares on the pitch mar the Euro 2016 Group D draw between Croatia and the Czech Republic.

BBC Sport

ESPNFC.com

Read the full Czech Republic v Croatia European Championship match report from 2016-06-17, including goals, incidents and key moments

www.goal.com

Czech Republic came from two goals down to keep their Euro 2016 qualification hopes alive in a dramatic 2-2 draw against Croatia, but crowd disorder marred the closing stages of the Group D match in Saint-Etienne. Croatia appeared to be cruising into the last 16 thanks to goals either side of half-time from Ivan Perisic and Ivan Rakitic, but a late comeback was sparked after Milan Skoda's superb header halved the Czechs' deficit with 15 minutes left.

FourFourTwo

James Ducker was our man at the ground this evening, and he's filed his report on a truly bizarre match, which you can find here:

The Telegraph

Tomas Necid's injury-time penalty grabbed the Czech Republic an unlikely point as Croatia - who are also likely to face UEFA sanctions following crowd trouble - blew a two-goal lead.

Independent.ie

Tomas Necid's injury-time penalty grabbed the Czech Republic an unlikely point as Croatia - who are also likely to face UEFA sanctions following crowd trouble - blew a two-goal lead.

Eurosport

For 75 minutes the Czech Republic looked out of their depth against a classy Vatreni - but then a remarkable show of defiance saw them claim a share of the spoils

mirror

What should have been a victory that demonstrated Croatia’s billing as the swiftest dark horses of this tournament ended with flares being thrown on to the pitch, a steward struck by a firecracker, fans fighting among themselves and both sets of players taken off. The Croatia manager, Ante Cacic, called the supporters who started the incident “sports terrorists”.

The Independent

Czech Republic kept their Euro 2016 hopes alive with a dramatic comeback against Croatia in St Etienne. Croatia had led 2-0 and looked like winning comfortably until their star midfielder Luka Modric was substituted midway through the second half. Goals by Milan Skoda and a late penalty by Tomas Necid earned a point for the Czechs. Ugly scenes marred the match late on, however, as flares were thrown onto the pitch and fans scuffled in a Croatia section of the stadium. English referee Mark Clattenburg suspended the match for several minutes as Croatia's players appealed to their own supporters to calm down. Visit ITV's Euro 2016 website for a full report and to watch highlights

ITV News

Football365 - Tempers flared - quite literally - as Czech Republic came from two down to draw with Croatia.

Football365

Czech Republic snatched a crucial draw against Croatia in Saint-Etienne after it looked as though they were all-but out of Euro 2016, but fan violence marred Group D clash.

Mail Online

Czech Republic come from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Croatia in their Group D match at Euro 2016.

Sports Mole

Czech Republic came back from two goals down to draw 2-2 against Croatia in Group D on Friday and keep their Euro 2016 campaign alive thanks to goals from super substitute pair Milan Skoda and Tomas Necid...

Bleacher Report

Live Scores - UEFA EURO 2016: Czech Republic - Croatia

FIFA.com

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