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Brighton will be a reward for fans, says Kozel. Jablonec also looks forward to facing teams from the British Isles. Image: ฤŒTK
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Brighton will be a reward for fans, says Kozel. Jablonec also looks forward to facing teams from the British Isles.

From iDNES · () Czech

Translated from Czech and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Czech clubs Jablonec and Pilsen are eagerly anticipating their opponents in the main phases of the Conference League and Europa League, respectively.
  • Both teams have advanced past their previous qualifying rounds, with Jablonec overcoming Glasgow Rangers and Pilsen securing a spot in the Europa League.
  • The draw presents the possibility of exciting matchups, including potential games against English football clubs.

Following their hard-fought victory over Glasgow Rangers, the Czech club Jablonec is buzzing with anticipation for the upcoming Conference League draw. Coach Kozel has expressed that facing teams like Brighton will be a significant reward for the team's dedicated fanbase.

The excitement is palpable not only in Jablonec but also in Pilsen, which has successfully advanced to the Europa League. Both Czech representatives in European competitions are keenly awaiting the identity of their next opponents in the main tournament phases.

The prospect of facing teams from the British Isles, particularly English clubs, is generating considerable interest. Such matchups are seen as a significant draw and a testament to the clubs' achievements in reaching this stage of European competition.

Fans and players alike are looking forward to the challenges and prestige that come with competing against established European footballing nations, viewing these potential fixtures as a highlight of their European campaigns.

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Originally published by iDNES in Czech. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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