Czech national team coach Miroslav Koubek resigns following the Czech Republic’s early exit from the World Cup. Multiple outlets report that the team fails to advance past the group stage and does not win any of its group matches. According to the accounts that include match details, the Czech team loses to South Korea and Mexico and draws with South Africa. Reports say Koubek’s departure is linked to the unsatisfactory results and comes after the first-round elimination. The Czech Football Association (FACR) is described as ending its relationship with the coach, with some sources characterizing the process as mutual. Koubek and FACR head David Trunda issue a statement indicating that Koubek accepts responsibility for the poor performances and that both sides agree on the resignation. Overall coverage aligns that the World Cup campaign is unsuccessful, consisting of defeats in two matches and a draw in the group stage, leading to Koubek stepping down from his role as head coach.