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The Czechoslovakia national football team played its first international match on the 5th of April 1903. This game took place in Budapest against Hungary and resulted in a 2, 1 loss for Bohemia.
Czechoslovakia left the field 2, 0 down after 40 minutes in protest against English referee John Lewis during the final match on the 2nd of September 1920. The team was ejected from the tournament despite leading early in the game.
Oldřich Nejedlý won the Golden Shoe with five goals in the tournament when Czechoslovakia reached the final. The nation lost 2, 1 to host country Italy after extra time.
Sixteen of twenty-two players in the winning squad were Slovak during the 1976 European Championship. Both matches in the final tournament featured nine of thirteen players who were Slovak.
The team played their last match on the 17th of November 1993 against Belgium in Brussels. Peter Dubovský scored six goals during this period including a hat-trick in Všešportový areál on the 2nd of June 1993.