Updated On: 19 June, 2021 11:47 AM IST | Glasgow | IANS
The result means the Czech Republic has almost assured a place in the last 16, while Croatia need to beat Scotland in their final group game to qualify.

Croatia`s midfielder Luka Modric (L) is marked by Czech Republic`s forward Patrik Schick during the UEFA EURO 2020 Group D football match between Croatia and Czech Republic at Hampden Park in Glasgow. Pic/AFP
The Czech Republic and Croatia drew their European Championship Group D match 1-1 in Hampden Park in a game that was always tense, but never quite caught fire in the penalty areas. The result means the Czechs have almost assured a place in the last 16, while Croatia need to beat Scotland in their final group game to qualify.
The key moment in the game came in the 33rd minute when Dejan Lovren caught Czech striker Patrik Schick in the face with a swinging arm as the pair jumped for a corner. The incident left Schick bleeding badly from his nose and after consulting with the VAR, referee Carlos del Cero Grande pointed to the penalty spot.