US EditionWe Didn't Believe We Could Win, Galáska Was Sorry. He Didn't Blame the Boy for the Goal Conceded
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Despite still waiting for his first point or goal after three games, he didn't seem angry or frustrated at the press conference. Much more disappointment came from Tomáš Galásek, the coach of Baník Ostrava. "We have a chance, but we don't believe we can score a goal," he said after the 0:2 league defeat at Slavia.
Prague - Defender Tomáš Vlček scored his first goal for Slavia's A-team to help them win 2-0 over Ostrava in the 14th round of the first league and admitted that he didn't even know how to celebrate. The 24-year-old defender crowned his successful return to the pitch after overcoming meningitis at the beginning of the season. Vlček is happy that he quickly got back into shape and is already looking forward to Tuesday's Champions League duel with…
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