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The club together with its partners organised special Easter deliveries to Slavia legends in the time of quarantine.

After two excursions to UEFA Cup we will look back at Slavia triumphs in Czech FA Cup in the third episode of our “Star History” series.

Executive Committee of Czech FA decided to terminate 2019/20 season in all non-professional leagues in the Czech Republic.

Petr Ševčík’s strike against Chelsea in Europa League quarter-final second leg was awarded Czech Goal of the Year 2019.

During the break, we are looking back to our European campaigns. This time we will take you back to promising UEFA Cup 2002/03 and its unlucky end for Slavia.

On 1 and 2 April 1956 Slavia participated in Easter tournament in Prague. After three years Slavia – then renamed Dynamo – could wear their traditional red and white shirts.

Slavia experienced many successful European campaigns in its history. Our first history trip takes us back to 1999/2000 season.

Slavia manager Jindřich Trpišovský wins the Czech Manager of the Year 2019 award.

Midfielder Tomáš Souček, currently on loan to West Ham, became Czech Footballer of the Year 2019.

Slavia fans can buy tickets and virtually travel to Brno for unique replay of the most attended game of Czech league history. Money will go to medical staff fighting coronavirus.

All Slavia teams have suspended their joint activities. Players will continue with individual training.

Under the state of emergency declared on Thursday all events with attendance over 30 people have been banned.

UPDATE: All league fixtures have been postponed indefinitely starting from Friday,13 March.

On Tuesday National Security Council decided to call off all events over 100 people. Ticket sale for our home game against Jablonec was temporarily suspended.

“Despite the difficulty of the game we played the best match after the winter break,” says manager Jindřich Trpišovský.