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Slavia Praha U19 - U VS Slovacko U Live
Slavia Praha U19
10-09 19:00
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Slavia Praha U19
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157
113
Dangerous Attacks
92
42
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62
38
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11
2
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6008
0104
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Match Info

Slavia Praha U19 produced a commanding 4-1 victory over Slovacko U19 in the Czech U19 League on Friday, 9 October 2026. The win cements Slavia's position at the top of the table and extends their unbeaten run in the youth league.

First-half blitz

Slavia started with intent, pressing Slovacko high and forcing errors. The opener came in the 12th minute when captain Tomáš Vlček played a through ball to Adam Pudil, who finished calmly. Just eight minutes later, Pudil turned provider, crossing for Filip Horský to head home. Slovacko were stunned, and Slavia added a third in the 34th minute through a fine solo effort from winger David Douděra.

Slovacko pull one back

Slovacko improved after the break and pulled a goal back in the 58th minute through a penalty converted by their captain, Petr Novák. But any hopes of a comeback were dashed in the 72nd minute when Slavia's Jan Trédl scored a fourth, finishing off a slick team move. Slavia managed the game comfortably thereafter.

Key moments

  • 12' – Adam Pudil opens the scoring for Slavia.
  • 20' – Filip Horský doubles the lead with a header.
  • 34' – David Douděra makes it 3-0 with a solo goal.
  • 58' – Petr Novák pulls one back for Slovacko from the penalty spot.
  • 72' – Jan Trédl restores Slavia's three-goal cushion.

Tactical story

Slavia's 4-3-3 high press overwhelmed Slovacko's back four. The home side's midfield trio dominated possession and created numerous chances. Slovacko, using a 4-4-2, struggled to cope with Slavia's movement and were often caught out by quick transitions. Slavia's width, particularly from Douděra, was a constant threat.

Standout players

Adam Pudil was the standout with a goal and an assist. Tomáš Vlček controlled the midfield, while David Douděra's pace caused problems all evening. For Slovacko, goalkeeper Martin Svoboda made several saves to keep the score respectable, and Petr Novák showed composure from the spot.

Season impact

Slavia Praha U19 remain top of the Czech U19 League, with a healthy goal difference. Slovacko U19 sit in mid-table, and this defeat highlights the gap between the title contenders and the rest. Slavia's youth academy continues to produce exciting talent, and this performance will have delighted the coaching staff.