“When I was coming back we had this kind of idea to show something on the t-shirt,” Kvitova explained. Slovakia, which comes to play at Wembley in a potentially group-defining game on Monday. After a scrappy 7-5 7-5 win over former world number one Jelena Jankovic of Serbia in her opener on . Hitting winners and unforced errors in almost equal measure in the opening set, the former world number one dug deep to take the advantage. That run ended in Copenhagen as Denmark scored twice in each half in a thumping 4-0 loss for the Poles. ere her team wore blue t-shirts with ‘COURAGE’, ‘BELIEVE’ and a Czech phrase meaning ‘come on’ written brightly across the front. However, the 13th-seeded Czech was in complete control from the start, never surrendering a break point the entire match. #EidMubarak” while former Indian batsman posted, “Eid Mubarak to all those celebrating #EidAlAdha. But in a young team, his experience would be difficult to ignore. It’s rumoured that the French club had accepted the Gunners’ 92 million Euro offer, but Arsenal decided there was ‘not much time’ to complete the move.