The Newcastle United defender is likely to start in their friendly against Austria in Vienna.Rozehnal: "I'm happy to be in the national team and I love playing for my country. But it's a friendly and the coach will try things out.
"Hopefully, I'll play up until half-time, but I'll see.
"We're second in the table, and we have the Republic of Ireland next at home and then San Marino away.
"But I think Ireland will be a very important game and we need to win it. They're behind us and there isn't much difference. If we win, we'll be in a much better position."