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Slavia made light work of their MOL Cup Round of 16 clash away at Zlín, securing a dominant 4–0 victory. The Reds decided the game already in the first half, when Mojmír Chytil opened the scoring. After the break, Lukáš Provod and youngster Tomáš Jelínek — who netted his first-ever senior goal — added insurance strikes, before Michal Sadílek sealed the win late on.

In the third round of the Champions League group stage, Slavia Prague held Atalanta to a 0–0 draw in Bergamo. The hero of the match was Jakub Markovič, who made at least four phenomenal saves on his Champions League debut. The “Red-and-Whites” picked up their second point in the group standings.

In the second round of the Champions League group stage, Slavia Prague were defeated 0–3 away to Inter Milan at the San Siro. Jindřich Staněk was beaten twice by Lautaro Martínez, a veteran of the sides’ memorable 1–1 draw six years ago, while Denzel Dumfries added a third for the hosts.

Slavia kicked off their Champions League group stage campaign with a 2–2 draw against Norwegian champions Bodø/Glimt. Jindřich Trpišovský’s side led by two goals — both scored by Youssoupha Mbodji — but the visitors managed to equalize late in the game. Goalkeeper Jindřich Staněk also made a crucial save from the penalty spot while the score was 1–0.

In the eighth round, Slavia beat Karviná 3-1 at Fortuna Arena and got ready for Wednesday´s opening Champions League home game against Bodo/Glimt. Mojmír Chytil opened the scoring again, and Lukáš Vorlický responded to the visitors´ equalizer with his first goals for the A-team. All this took place in front of 19,309 spectators.

This is no band of anonymous players from the remote north. The greatest star is their coach, Kjetil Knutsen, the architect of the transformation. But under his leadership stand strikers, marauding wingers, and a rock-solid defense—names you may not yet know by heart. Who will take the field in Eden for Bodø/Glimt’s first-ever Champions League clash against Slavia?

In the far north of Norway, where the sun never rises in winter and never sets in summer, a club was born that would rewrite the history of Scandinavian football. Bodø/Glimt has become the very symbol of modern Norwegian football, proving that even beyond the Arctic Circle, great sporting stories can be written.

Packages and tickets for Slavia´s Champions League matches are only available to season ticket holders and will not be sold to the general public.

Slavia claimed a 3:1 victory away at Mlada Boleslav in the 7th round of the Chance Liga. Mojmir Chytil opened the scoring with his first goal of the season, the home side equalized at the start of the second half from a retaken penalty. Stepan Chaloupek struck the winner with his debut goal for Slavia, and Ivan Schranz sealed the result late on.

Slavia defeated Pardubice 3:1 in the 6th round of the Chance Liga. The visitors opened the scoring, but from then on only the Red-Whites found the net. Specifically, the captains Tomas Holes and Jan Boril with their headers, before Vasil Kusej sealed the result. All this in front of 18,297 fans.

Slavia drew 1-1 in Jablonec in the fifth round of the Chance League. David Douděra responded to Chramosta´s opening goal in the first minute of stoppage time. Referee Rouček handed out twelve yellow cards during the match.

Slavia´s new signing is Muhammed Cham, an Austrian international who joins from Trabzonspor on a one-year loan with an option to buy. Welcome to the home of champions!

Slavia Prague have been handed one of the most eye-catching groups in this season’s Champions League league phase, with Thursday’s draw pairing them with Inter Milan, Barcelona, Arsenal, Atalanta, Tottenham Hotspur, Bodo/Glimt, Athletic Bilbao and Pafos FC.

In the 4th round of the Chance Liga, Slavia defeated Teplice 3-0 at the Fortuna Arena. Lukas Provod opened the scoring in the first half, followed by Christos Zafeiris and Jan Boril in the second. In front of 18,498 spectators, Jindrich Stanek kept his third consecutive clean sheet.

In the 3rd round of the Chance Liga, Slavia defeated Slovácko 1–0 in Uherské Hradiště. The only goal, securing their second consecutive win, came in the 69th minute from Ivan Schranz. The hero of the closing moments was Jindřich Staněk, who saved a penalty from Daníček after Tomáš Chorý had been sent off. The debut of the “eternal” away kit ended in victory.