Petra Divišová (born 5 June 1984), is a

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football striker, currently playing for

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in the Czech First Division. She was a member of the Czech national team.Profile
in

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Career

After starting her career in TJ Blatná, in 2004 she moved to 1. FC Gerain the

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Regionalliga. In April 2007 she made her debut with the Czech national team in a friendly against Switzerland, and that year she signed for

, where she has played for over a decade. There she first played the

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, reaching the quarterfinals. She is from the village of Radošovice near Strakonice. Because the Czech league is not professional, Divišová works in a rehabilitation centre.

References

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