SK Slavia Praha: Experience the passion of one of the most successful clubs in the Czech Republic. Secure your tickets and support the 'Sešívaní' on their path to victory at the Fortuna Arena.
Sportovní Klub Slavia Praha, commonly known as SK Slavia Praha, is one of the most revered and traditional football clubs in the Czech Republic, founded on November 2, 1892, in Prague. Although its origins lie in cycling under the name ACOS (Akademický cyklistický odbor Slavia), the football section, which would become its main hallmark, was born in 1896. The red and white colours, symbolizing blood and purity, along with the five-pointed red star on their crest, are recognizable emblems of the club, earning them the nickname 'Sešívaní' (The Stitched Ones).
Slavia Praha plays its home matches at the Fortuna Arena, a modern venue inaugurated in 2008 with a capacity of approximately 19,370 spectators, considered one of the best stadiums in the country. This stadium has witnessed countless triumphs and memorable moments for the club's faithful fans. Throughout its rich history, Slavia has accumulated an impressive trophy cabinet that includes over 20 league titles and several national cups, also highlighting their victory in the Mitropa Cup in 1938. Their most recent success includes winning the Chance Liga in the 2024-2025 season.
The rivalry with Sparta Praha, the other major club from the capital, gives rise to the 'Prague Derby', one of the most intense and followed clashes in European football. Slavia is not only a benchmark in the sporting arena but also an institution with deep cultural roots in Czech society, having contributed numerous players to national teams over the decades. Their commitment to talent development and their constant pursuit of sporting excellence ensure that SK Slavia Praha continues to be a key player in the football landscape.
SK Slavia Praha celebrated achieving their 22nd league title spectacularly, by defeating Sigma Olomouc with a resounding 5-0 away victory. Forward Vasil Kusej was the star of the match, scoring an impressive hat-trick, while Tomas Chory complemented the rout with two more goals, securing the championship for the team managed by Jindřich Trpišovský.
On a night full of excitement at the Fortuna Arena, the brand new Chance Liga champions, SK Slavia Praha, claimed victory in the 314th edition of the Prague derby by overcoming their eternal rivals, Sparta, 2-1. Tomas Chory opened the scoring for the home side, and Liberian Oscar Dorley became the hero by scoring the winning goal in the 87th minute. This victory also marked Slavia's twentieth consecutive home league win, a historic record.
SK Slavia Praha once again demonstrated their champion pedigree by staging an incredible comeback against Viktoria Plzen at the Fortuna Arena. After being two goals down, the 'Sešívaní' reacted and secured a thrilling 4-3 victory. Goals from Ivan Schranz, Christos Zafeiris, David Zima, and Tomáš Holeš unleashed euphoria among the 18,413 fans present.
SK Slavia Praha has confirmed the contract renewal of its central defender Igoh Ogbu. The Nigerian international, who has established himself as a fundamental piece in the team's setup, has signed a new agreement that will keep him at the red-and-white club until
In their last away commitment of the league season, SK Slavia Praha suffered a 2-3 defeat against FK Jablonec. Despite Vasil Kusej scoring two goals and legendary striker Milan Škoda returning to the first team after more than five years, the home side managed to come back in the final stages of the match.
In the final matchday of the Chance Liga regular season, SK Slavia Praha demonstrated its strength at home by defeating Slovacko 2-0 at the Fortuna Arena. With this result, the 'Sešívaní' reached the impressive figure of fifteen consecutive victories in their stadium in the league competition.
In the penultimate matchday of the Chance Liga regular season, SK Slavia Praha secured a solid 4-0 victory at MFK Karviná's stadium. Vasil Kusej was once again the protagonist, scoring two goals, while Lukáš Provod contributed a goal and an assist. David Moses sealed the score with his first goal in the red-and-white jersey.
Slavia Praha fans have responded massively, and tickets for the final match of the season at the Fortuna Arena against Baník Ostrava are completely sold out, promising a spectacular atmosphere.
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