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SK Slavia Prague History

Slavia Praha was founded in November 1892, making it one of the oldest football clubs in the Czech Republic. The formation of Sparta Prague, Slavia's bitter rivals, came just 12 months after Slavia had been established.

Slavia Prague made its UEFA Champions League debut in 2007, but failed to progress from the group phase. The Czech outfit returned to UEFA's premier club competition in 2019, but finished bottom of a tough group comprising of FC Barcelona, Inter Milan, and Borussia Dortmund, all previous winners of the Champions League.

Nicknamed 'Sešívaní', Slavia Prague have become more accustomed to playing in the Europa League, with mixed fortunes in this competition and its predecessor, the UEFA Cup. Slavia crashed out to Leeds United in the 1999/00 season, four years after reaching the semi-finals.

Slavia advanced to the Europa League quarter-finals in 2019, but lost to eventual champions Chelsea. Two years later, Slavia Prague were beaten by Arsenal at the same stage.

Slavia Prague Today

Sešívaní have struggled to reduce the gap behind city rivals Sparta Prague in terms of league championships. The Czech Republic gained independence in 1993, and the Czech First League was subsequently formed. Sparta have won no fewer than 13 league titles since then, while Slavia celebrated a seventh league success in 2021.

In the 2023/24 season, Slavia Praha were drawn against AC Milan in the UEFA Europa League Round of 16.

SK Slavia Prague Best Players

No player has made more appearances for Slavia Prague than Milan Škoda, nor has anybody scored more goals for the club. The former Czech Republic striker netted 89 times in 251 competitive matches with Slavia.

Ex-goalkeeper Radek Cerny had multiple spells at his boyhood club, amassing a total 241 appearances. He also spent more than three years at Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League.

Stanislav Vlcek scored 52 goals in 196 matches as a Slavia Prague player. After bringing his playing career to an end in 2012, Vlcek took up a role in the backroom staff at the club.

Other former Czech internationals who featured for Slavia include Karel Poborský, who would later represent some of the biggest clubs in Europe, namely Manchester United, Benfica and Lazio.

Vladimir Šmicer enjoyed two spells with the Slavia Prague senior team, one on either side of his time with Liverpool. Šmicer won the UEFA Champions League and the FA Cup during his stint at Anfield.

Patrik Berger began his senior career at Slavia Prague before going on to play almost 200 times for Liverpool. He also ran out for Borussia Dortmund and Aston Villa prior to retiring with 42 caps for Czech Republic.

Tomáš Souček and Vladimir Coufal both joined West Ham United from Slavia Prague in 2020. The pair of Czech internationals would play a part in the British club capturing UEFA Conference League glory in 2023.

SK Slavia Prague Top Managers

• Jaroslav Jares

• Karel Jarolim

• Dusan Uhrin

• Jaroslav Silhavy

• Jindrich Trpisovsky

Slavia Prague Stadium

Since 2008, Slavia have contested their home matches at Fortuna Arena, also previously known as Eden Arena. With a capacity of 19,000, this is the largest football stadium in Czechia.

This ground is located less than five miles away from Stadion Letná, home of Sparta Prague.

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