Football Query

Player · Czech Republic · Midfielder

Andrej Kvašňák

Goals from 14 May 1961 to 3 Dec 1969

Caps
2
Starts
1
Minutes
134
Win % when playing
0%
Goals
10
Matches scored in
8
Penalties
2
Hat-tricks
0
For their side
17th of 220
Yellow cards
1
Sent off
0
Longest gap
3.9 yrs

Goals by year

196119621963196419651966196719681969

Tallest: 7 · Year

When they scored

By quarter-hour; stoppage time counts as the 45th or 90th minute.

1–15′16–30′31–45′46–60′61–75′76–90′ET

Tallest: 3 · Minute

What the goals did

Extended lead5
Opening goal3
Winning goal1
Pulled one back1

Czech Republic with and without them

Czech Republic's matches with known line-ups from their first recorded cap to their last.

With them2002260%
Without them000000—

Played most alongside10

Faced most10

Alexandru NeaguRomania1
BritoBrazil1
CajuBrazil1
Carlos AlbertoBrazil1
ClodoaldoBrazil1
Cornel DinuRomania1
Emerich DembrovschiRomania1
EveraldoBrazil1
FélixBrazil1
Florea DumitracheRomania1

Against4

Republic of Ireland42
Scotland33
Hungary22
Turkey11

At tournaments3

Finals and qualifying campaigns alike.

Every goal10

Every match on record10

In a recorded line-up, on the scoresheet or booked. “—” where the line-up isn't known.

6 Jun 1970v Romania1–2started90—YellowFIFA World Cup 1970 · Group stage
3 Jun 1970v Brazil1–4came on 46′44——FIFA World Cup 1970 · Group stage
3 Dec 1969v Hungary4–1——1—FIFA World Cup qualification 1969
14 Sep 1969v Hungary3–3——1—FIFA World Cup qualification 1969
9 Oct 1965v Turkey6–0——1—FIFA World Cup qualification 1965
29 Nov 1961v Scotland4–2——1—FIFA World Cup qualification 1961
29 Oct 1961v Republic of Ireland7–1——2—FIFA World Cup qualification 1961
8 Oct 1961v Republic of Ireland3–1——2—FIFA World Cup qualification 1961
29 Sep 1961v Scotland2–3——1—FIFA World Cup qualification 1961
14 May 1961v Scotland4–0——1—FIFA World Cup qualification 1961

Caps, goals and cards count what the sources record: line-ups from about 2003 (World Cups from 1970, friendlies from about 2016), and few scorers in older friendlies — so career totals run low.