Czech Republic secured a 2-0 victory over Montenegro in World Cup qualifying on 5 September, capitalizing on superior finishing despite a competitive shot count. Montenegro pressed with 22 attempts but managed only five on target, generating 1.39 expected goals from their 4-2-3-1 setup; Czech Republic's visitors were more clinical, registering 10 shots on target from 20 total attempts and 2.06 xG. The Czech goalkeeper made an 80 per cent save rate, conceding exactly 2.0 post-shot xG to secure a clean sheet performance. Both sides deployed identical 4-2-3-1 formations, suggesting a balanced tactical contest where Czech Republic's efficiency proved decisive—they converted their chances while Montenegro's prolific shot volume yielded no goals. Marco Guida oversaw proceedings without incident. The result strengthens Czech Republic's qualifying position while Montenegro faces mounting pressure.