Marek Plájtl missed a late chance as the Czech Republic and Germany produced only the second nil-nil draw of EuroCup 12.
News of Scotland and Greece's 1-1 draw however means that the Czechs and the Germans are both through to the next round based on their superior goal difference, with the Czechs winning the group to face England; the Germans will get France.
Scotland drew 1-1 with Greece but news of Germany and Czech Republic's 0-0 draw meant both the Scots and Greeks would not advance to the quarter-finals.
Wisniewski and Danicoletta helped bury the Czech misery of last Monday
Scotland got their EuroCup campaign back on track with a brilliant 2-0 win over one of the tournament favourites, Germany.
Germany: 1 Stefan Denke; 2 Martin Möller-Heinz, 5 Frank Schön, 4 Franz Tohler, 3 Heinrich Weibel; 20 Andreas Görner, 7 Günther Heßler, 8 Ergün Taykin, 10 Sergio Steiner; 23 Daniel Gonzalez, 11 Manuel Reusser
Scotland: 1 Stuart McDonald; 2 Kris Dunleavy, 5 Iain Gregory, 4 John Jeffries, 3 Matt Ferguson; 7 Kevin MacRae, 6 Adam Partridge, 8 Gary McManus; 11 Aaron McLeod, 10 Craig Wisniewski, 9 Mark Danicoletta
Midfielder Pozánek scored a treble to help Scots crumble to an embarrassing defeat
Czech Republic shocked the football community on all corners of the continent with a 5-0 thrashing of heavily favoured Scotland in Grozny - captain Marek Pozánek chipping in with the first hat-trick of EuroCup 12.
Marek Plájtl also scored a brace to defeat a Scottish side who had finished third at 2010's CSA World Cup.
Scotland: 1 Stuart McDonald; 2 Kris Dunleavy, 5 Iain Gregory, 4 John Jeffries, 3 Matt Ferguson; 7 Kevin MacRae, 6 Adam Partridge, 8 Gary McManus; 11 Aaron McLeod, 10 Craig Wisniewski, 9 Mark Danicoletta
Czech Republic: 16 Frantisek Fremcek; 2 Lubos Balásek, 13 Marek Radlinský, 5 Jiri Lenschmann, 3 Lubommir Zdenkovský; 4 Tomás Vladicek; 10 Robert Remcek, 8 Marek Pozánek, 14 Jiri Hlinka; 12 Marek Plájtl, 9 Petr Klimcek
A scintillating brace from Manuel Reusser - which included a stunning volley which is unquestionably the goal of the tournament so far - say Germany on their way to a 4-1 thrashing of Greece in Moscow's Lokomotiv Stadium.
Germany: 1 Stefan Denke; 2 Martin Möller-Heinz, 5 Frank Schön, 4 Franz Tohler, 3 Heinrich Weibel; 20 Andreas Görner, 7 Günther Heßler, 8 Ergün Taykin, 10 Sergio Steiner; 23 Daniel Gonzalez, 11 Manuel Reusser
