CHNL
10-25 17:15
5 - 1
End
Live Match
Statistics
H2H
Lineups
Slavia Praha B
SK Prostejov
Attacks
77
70
Dangerous Attacks
69
42
Ball Possession
60
40
On Target
10
2
Off Target
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2124
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End 5-1
90′
5-1
D.Kohout
Assist: P. Potměšil
79′
O. Masek
D.Teah
79′
D.Kohout
Abel Cedergren
79′
matej kolarik
M. Sindelar
76′
72′
4-1
P. Potměšil
71′
3-1
Abel Cedergren
67′
David·Mikulanda
I.okonkwo
67′
Š. Chaluš
D.Barcot
66′
M.Cernak
J. Matousek
58′
J.Kadlec
46′
M.Halda
J. Koudelka
46′
E. Okeke
D. Alijagić
Halftime 2-1
42′
M.Polasek
41′
I.okonkwo
37′
D.Dziuba
31′
1-1
J. Matousek
9′
P. Potměšil
T. Necid
7′
1-0
P.Behensky
Goal
Shot on target
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Corner
yellow card
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Match Info

SK Slavia Praha B produced one of their most complete displays of the Chance Národní Liga season, defeating 1.SK Prostějov 5-1 at their home training complex on Sunday, 25 October 2026. The reserve side blended aggressive pressing with clinical finishing, turning a tense early contest into a clear statement victory.

Match overview

Slavia B started with purpose and never allowed Prostějov to settle. The home side controlled possession in the opening quarter, pushed their full-backs high and created repeated overloads in wide areas. Prostějov initially defended in a compact mid-block, but the sheer speed of Slavia’s ball circulation forced them deeper and deeper.

The scoreline was 3-1 at half-time, a reflection of Slavia’s dominance rather than any serious defensive collapse from the visitors. After the break, the home team managed the game maturely, added two more goals and kept Prostějov at arm’s length. The result gives Slavia B a valuable three points and a significant boost to their goal difference in the league table.

Key moments

  • 11th minute: Slavia B took the lead after a quick turnover in midfield. Matěj Holub arrived late in the box and finished low into the corner.
  • 24th minute: The lead doubled when David Pech’s cross was turned in at the back post after a sustained spell of pressure.
  • 38th minute: Prostějov briefly responded, pulling one back from a set-piece scramble that gave the visitors fresh hope.
  • 45+2: Slavia restored their two-goal cushion just before the break, with Holub scoring his second from the edge of the area.
  • 61st minute: A flowing move down the right ended with a close-range finish, effectively ending Prostějov’s resistance.
  • 78th minute: The fifth goal capped the performance, as Slavia punished another loose pass with a fast break and a composed finish.

Tactical story

Slavia B’s pressing structure was the foundation of the win. The front line curved their runs to cut off central passing lanes, while the midfield stepped up aggressively to win second balls. That approach produced turnovers in dangerous areas and allowed the home side to attack before Prostějov could reorganise.

Prostějov’s best moments came from direct transitions and set pieces, but they struggled to sustain possession. Once Slavia added a fourth goal early in the second half, the match became a matter of game management. The home side kept their shape, rotated the ball patiently and avoided unnecessary risks.

Standout players

Matěj Holub was the headline performer with two well-taken goals, while David Pech’s movement and delivery caused problems throughout. In midfield, Slavia’s captain set the tempo and repeatedly broke Prostějov’s first line of pressure. For the visitors, the goalkeeper made several saves that kept the score respectable, and their consolation goal was a reward for persistence in a difficult afternoon.

Table and season impact

The victory strengthens Slavia B’s position in the Chance Národní Liga standings and underlines the depth of the club’s development pathway. A 5-1 home win is especially valuable in a competitive second-tier division where goal difference can matter at the end of the campaign.

For 1.SK Prostějov, the result is a setback that demands a quick response. The visitors showed flashes of attacking intent, but they will need greater defensive solidity and better control in midfield if they are to climb the table. Slavia B, by contrast, will take confidence from a performance that combined intensity, structure and finishing.