Petr Čech
Czech footballer (born 1982) · Czechia · Footballers
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Something wrong?The Czech keeper who turned Premier League goalkeeping into a branch of mathematics - 202 clean sheets, a record 1,025 minutes without conceding, 100 shutouts in just 180 games. Now he plays ice hockey.
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Čech and Arjen Robben celebrate their second Premier League title in 2006
Čech playing for Chelsea in 2007
Čech training for Chelsea in 2008
Čech before Chelsea's first game of the 2008-09 season against Portsmouth
Čech training for Chelsea in 2010
Čech playing for Chelsea in 2010
Čech playing for Chelsea in the 2012 FIFA Club World CupOn YouTube
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About this person
Petr Čech went from Chmel Blšany benches in 1999 to Sparta Prague's first team at 19, where he set a Czech league mark by not conceding for 903 competitive minutes in 2001. Rennes paid €5.5 million in 2002; Chelsea paid £7 million in 2004 and got eleven years, 494 appearances, 228 clean sheets, four Premier Leagues, the 2012 Champions League, and a 2004-05 season in which he went 1,025 minutes without being beaten. He left for Arsenal in 2015, won one more FA Cup, and retired in 2019 with four Golden Gloves, 124 caps for the Czech Republic, and a stack of records that still stand. He now plays ice hockey for the Haringey Huskies in NIHL Division 2 South.
In common with Petr
Patrik SchickAlso played for Czech Republic national under-17 football team
Ladislav KrejčíAlso played for Czech Republic national under-20 football team
Daniel KolářAlso played for FK Chmel Blšany
Tomáš RosickýAlso played for Czech Republic national under-17 football team
Tomáš SoučekAlso played for Czech Republic national under-19 football team
Marek SuchýAlso played for Czech Republic national under-20 football teamFame.am measures public visibility signals. It does not measure human value, talent, morality, or credibility.