Renos Lysiotis
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 21 Mar
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But more on that later.
In the quarter-finals, Patrick and his teammates upset the odds to beat a star-studded Portugal side 1-0, thanks to an outrageous scooped goal from Karol Poborski.
That win set up a semi-final showdown with France at Manchester United's home Old Trafford.
Despite France's best efforts to score, a heroic defensive performance from the Czech Republic meant the game ended goalless after extra time.
A penalty shootout would decide who would go on to face Germany or host England in the final.
Patrick stepped up to take the Czech Republic's third spot kick.
The tension mounted at Old Trafford as each side scored their first five penalties.
Then the Czechs took the advantage when goalkeeper Peter Kuba saved France's sixth.
Defender Miroslav Kadlec stepped up to score the winning penalty to send the Czechs through to the final at Wembley.
Incredibly, the Czech Republic were in the final, where they would face the mighty Germany again.
So, what about Vladimir Smica's wedding?
The honeymoon would have to wait, though, as just two days afterwards, the Czech players walked out of the famous Wembley Tunnel for the final.
After an hour without any score, the Czech Republic were awarded a penalty.
He didn't know it until the last minute, but the responsibility for taking it fell to Patrick.
In the end, an equaliser from Germany's Oliver Bierhoff took the game to extra time.
Then, just five minutes into extra time, a speculative shot from Bierhoff squirmed through Peter Kuber's grasp and into the net.
The golden goal rule was in place at Euro 96, which meant the first team to score in extra time immediately won the match and the tournament.
After Euro 96, Patrick signed for Liverpool, where he played for seven years.
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