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Slavia Prague secured a 3–1 win in Zlín. In the first half, Štěpán Chaloupek opened the scoring with a superb strike, while after the break Lukáš Provod and Mojmír Chytil added further goals. The hosts only pulled one back in stoppage time through Černín.

The Red-and-Whites were trailing after the first half, but in the second period they turned the score around thanks to two goals from Chorý and one from Chytil, winning 3–1. Slavia now holds a ten-point lead at the top of the table!

Slavia bid farewell to this season’s Champions League in Paphos with a 1–4 defeat. The only goal for the side in red and white was scored late in the first half by Štěpán Chaloupek. In the second half Jan Bořil was sent off and the hosts punished Slavia twice more. Jindřich Trpišovský’s team collected three points from eight matches and finished in 34th place overall.

Slavia suffered a 0–3 defeat away to Tottenham on Matchday 6 of the UEFA Champions League league phase. A cruel own goal by David Zima put the hosts ahead in the first half, before Spurs added two more after the break from the penalty spot. Despite conceding three goals, Jindřich Staněk once again delivered a phenomenal performance between the posts.

Slavia drew 0–0 with Athletic Bilbao in the 5th round of the Champions League league phase. Jindřich Staněk delivered an exceptional performance, denying the Basque club four clear goal-scoring opportunities. After five matches, the Red-Whites have three points from three draws.

Slavia won 5–3 at Štruncovy Sady in the 15th round of the Chance Liga. Tomáš Chorý scored twice, Youssoupha Sanyang netted his first league goal, and Štěpán Chaloupek and Christos Zafeiris were also on target. The Red-Whites lead the domestic competition by two points heading into the international break.

Slavia fell 0–3 to Arsenal at Eden Arena in the 4th round of the Champions League league phase. The Premier League leaders took the lead through Saka’s converted penalty, Merino doubled the advantage in the first minute of the second half, and the same player later sealed the final score. A penalty initially awarded to Slavia was overturned by the referee after consulting VAR.

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.

​Slavia suffered a late collapse in their final away match of the season, falling 2–3 to Jablonec despite a brace from Vasil Kusej. The Red-Whites led by two goals with just ten minutes to go, but the hosts struck three times late to snatch the win. The match also marked a special moment – club legend Milan Skoda made his first appearance for the A-team in over five years.

​The champions of this season’s Chance Liga returned to Fortuna Arena in style. In the 2nd round of the championship group, they erased a two-goal deficit against Plzen and claimed a thrilling 4–3 win — their third victory over the West Bohemian side this season. Goals from Schranz, Zafeiris, Zima, and Holes secured the triumph in front of 18,413 fans. Slavia remain perfect at home in this league campaign!

Sesivani failed to secure a win after the international break, drawing 0–0 with Dukla in the 27th round of the Chance Liga. Goalkeeper Jindrich Stanek stood out with several key saves.

Slavia defeated Baník Ostrava 1-0 in the 22nd round of the Chance Liga, maintaining their perfect spring record without conceding a goal. The match, dedicated to cancer prevention under the auspices of Fuck Cancer, was decided in the 8th minute by David Zima. A total of 18,105 spectators braved the freezing temperature of minus four degrees Celsius at Fortuna Arena.

Slavia won on Pardubice´s ground after a converted penalty by Ivan Schranz and a precise header by Mojmir Chytil, securing a 2-0 victory. In the incomplete standings of the 21st round of the Chance Liga, they extended their lead to thirteen points.

​Slavia ended their Europa League campaign with a 2-2 draw. In front of 17,026 spectators, Tomáš Chorý and Ivan Schranz found the net against Swedish champions Malmö FF, with all goals coming in the second half. In the first half, Aleš Mandous saved a penalty.

Slavia lost to Eintracht Frankfurt 0-1 in the 4th round of the UEL league phase at the Waldstadion, despite outshooting the third-placed Bundesliga team 20:10. The only goal of the match, witnessed by 57,350 fans, was scored by Omar Marmoush from a free kick in the second half.