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Slavia completed a comeback in their final match of the regular season, with Mojmír Chytil equalizing and David Moses sealing the win against Olomouc. The “Sešívaní” thus head into the championship round with an eight-point lead.

Slavia suffered a 1–2 defeat to Hradec Králové in the penultimate round of the regular season of the Chance Liga. Prekop opened the scoring from the penalty spot, but the home side turned the game around thanks to a goal by van Buren and a late converted penalty by Darida. Slavia finished the match without the sent-off Mbodji and Bořil and recorded their first domestic league defeat of the season.

Slavia’s journey in the MOL Cup ends in the quarter-finals. They lost 2–3 in Jablonec, with the dramatic clash decided only by a penalty shootout. The goals for the team in red and white during regular time were scored by Mubarak Suleiman, and Youssoupha Mbodji sent the match into extra time with a stoppage-time equaliser.

In the Matchday 24 curtain-raiser of the Chance Liga, Slavia defeated Dukla 2–0 at Juliska. In the first half, Vasil Kušej and Tomáš Chorý — from the penalty spot — scored within twelve minutes against the bottom side in the table. With his 14th goal of the season, Chorý further cemented his status as the league’s top scorer.

Slavia brought Matchday 23 of the Chance Liga to a winning conclusion, beating Slovan Liberec 1–0. The league’s top scorer, Tomáš Chorý, converted a penalty to secure the victory.

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 fell 2–4 to Barcelona at Eden in Matchday 7 of the UEFA Champions League league phase, despite producing an impressive performance. Vasil Kušej opened the scoring, and an own goal by Robert Lewandowski ensured a 2–2 halftime scoreline. Dani Olmo struck the decisive goal with an unstoppable effort, and the Red and Whites will travel to Pafos without any remaining hope of qualification.

Slavia defeated Bohemians in front of 18,992 spectators at Fortuna Arena and continue to lead the Chance Liga table. The Vršovice derby was decided in the first half, with goals from Tomáš Chorý and Štěpán Chaloupek (the latter deflected in by Okeke). In the second half, Lukáš Provod scored a stunning strike, while Zeman pulled one back for the visitors.

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 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´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!