Petr Cech and Tomas Rosicky played the full 90 minutes as they lost their final game, against the Republic of Korea, in the run-up to the Euros which get underway on Friday.

South Korea were two-up before halftime thanks to a free-kick from Yoon Bit-Garam

South Korea take the lead against Czech Republic with this free kick. Cech maybe should have done better pic.twitter.com/tE783wREY4
— Terje (@TerjeGooner) June 5, 2016

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And a break thanks to some poor Czech defending which was capitalised on by Suk Hyun-Jun

https://twitter.com/BV_10_NUT/status/739455519946084352

The Czech’s managed to pull one back through Marek Suchy shortly after the second half got underway

https://twitter.com/matxaziation/status/739467081918369792

But they were unable to salvage a draw from the game.

Petr Cech was voted the Man of the Match.

Former Arsenal frontman, Park Chu-Young, was not included in the Korean squad.

He has not featured for his country since a friendly against Iran in November, 2014, after ruining his career by signing for the Gunners in a deal that cost the club just under £5m plus wages.

He currently plays for FC Seoul, where he has six appearances and one assist in the league this season.

Watch: Cech concedes two as Czechs lose battle of the Republics

Petr Cech and Tomas Rosicky played the full 90 minutes as they lost their final game, against the Republic of Korea, in the run-up to the Euros which get underway on Friday.