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Goals and highlights: Slavia Praga vs Servette in Europa League (4-0)
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93'
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Kutesa appears to block Vlček's shot
91'
Baron takes his chance. Mandous makes the save
90'
+3
86'
Zafeiris fouls Baron
82' Substitution for Slavia
In: Pikolon
Out: Douděra
80'
Tijani shoots and Frick saves
80' Substitution for Servette
In: Touati
Out: Bolla
78'
Tijani shoots past Tsunemoto and wins the corner
72'
Final straight gets more truncated
66'
Baron fouls Zafeiris
62' Substitutions for Servette
In: Anthony Baron, Kutesa, Tsunemoto and Cognat
Out: Diba, Bedia, Stevanović and Alexis Antunes
60' Substitutions for Slavia
In: Tijani, Dumitrescu and Tomič
Out: Chytil, Wallem and Jurečka
55'
Vouilloz concedes a free-kick following a challenge on Chytil
51'
Mazikou shoots after a corner and Schranz comes out to block
45'
Play resumes
47'
Half time
46' GOAL SLAVIA
Chytil scores his second of the game to seal the win
45'
+2
40'
Hromada swings in a free-kick from the edge of the area. Douděra strikes wide
37' Yellow card for Servette
Stevanović
37'
Antunes stops Mandous in defense
35' Substitution for Slavia
In: Hromada
Out: Dorley
30' GOAL SLAVIA
Douděra takes a corner and Chytil scores the third of the game
25' GOAL SLAVIA
Schranz extends the lead for the hosts
22' Yellow card for Servette
Diba
19'
Jurečka tries his second. Frick saves
15' GOAL SLAVIA
Douděra took advantage of an assist from Jurečka to put it in the back of the net
12'
Stevanović has the chance to finish, but sends it wide
5'
Magnin curls a free-kick into the box. Bedia puts it wide
00'
Ball in play
Mandous in preparation
Man like Manďák 🧤#UEL // @EuropaLeague pic.twitter.com/sSgqZPmfUO — SK Slavia Praha (@slaviaofficial) December 14, 2023
Stage details
Nos Servettiens sont là ! 👋#UEL // @EuropaLeague pic.twitter.com/hPxZsu9z4d — Servette FC (@ServetteFC) December 14, 2023
Servette roster
𝗟𝗘 𝗫𝗜 𝗚𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗔𝗧 qui débutera la rencontre face au @slaviaofficial ! 🔥 ⚔️#FromGenevaToEurope pic.twitter.com/sKKqEzaPAV — Servette FC (@ServetteFC) December 14, 2023
Slavia roster
👥 O první místo ve skupině #UEL bude bojovat tato sešívaná 𝐗𝐈! #slasfc
🦸 Ivan Schranz v útoku
🪄 Christos Zafeiris uprostřed
🆕 Samuel Pikolon a Matěj Žitný na lavičce
📰 ČLÁNEK 👉 https://t.co/tibDaL1pWm pic.twitter.com/H3nX0m6MeL — SK Slavia Praha (@slaviaofficial) December 14, 2023
Servette's situation
Servette will finish third and enter the Conference League playoffs
Slavia's situation
Slavia Prague will finish in one of the top two places. They will qualify for the Round of 16 as group winners if they beat Servette, or if Roma fail to beat Sheriff, or if Slavia draw and Roma beat Sheriff by a difference of less than five goals. If Slavia draw and Roma win by exactly four goals, thus ending up equal on goal difference, the next tie-breaker would be goals scored, followed by away goals (the criterion by which Slavia would win the group)
Video refereeing
VAR: Chris Kavanagh
AVAR: Donald Robertson
Field refereeing
Referee: Nicholas Walsh
Assistant 1: Graeme Stewart
Assistant 2: Calum Spence
Fourth official: Christopher Graham
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Probable roster for Servette
Jeremy Frick; Keigo Tsunemoto, Steve Rouiller, Yoan Severin, Anthony Baron; Miroslav Stevanović, Timothé Cognat, Gaël Ondoua, Bendegúz Bolla; Chris Bedia, Dereck Kutesa.
Coach: Rene Weiler.
Probable roster for Slavia Prague
Aleš Mandous; Tomáš Vlček, Igoh Ogbu, Tomáš Holeš; David Doudera, Christos Zafeiris, Oscar Dorley, Andres Dumitrescu; Václav Jurečka; Mick van Buren, Mojmir Chytil.
Coach: Jindřich Trpišovský.
Classification
Les Grenats
Servette are having an uneven campaign in the competition so far. The Swiss club are third in Group G with five points. So far in five games, they have a 33% record.
Les Grenats started the competition with a 0-2 defeat to Slavia Prague, but soon tried to bounce back. They then faced a tough 4-0 defeat against Roma, but they didn't lose heart.
The clash against Sheriff resulted in a 1-1 draw, showing that Servette can hold their own against strong opposition. They then sprang a surprise by beating Sheriff 2-1 in a thrilling game, adding three crucial points to their tally.
In their last match, against Roma, Servette once again managed to hold on for a draw, this time 1-1, securing another important point for the team.
Červenobílí
Slavia Prague are having a very good Europa League campaign so far. The Czech club are top of Group G with 12 points, two ahead of Roma.
With an 80% record, the Červenobílí have won four out of five games, not to mention winning all their home games, including a 6-0 thrashing of Sheriff.
The triumphant journey began with a convincing win over Servette themselves, with a solid 2-0, followed by a display of impressive dominance as they defeated Sheriff by a resounding 6-0 margin.
Despite facing an early setback against Roma, suffering a 2-0 defeat, Slavia Prague responded with determination in the return leg. In a crucial clash, the Czech side claimed a crucial 2-0 win over Roma, demonstrating their ability to bounce back and overcome challenges.
The final clash against Sheriff further cemented Slavia Prague's position of prominence with a thrilling 3-2 victory.
Eden Arena
In the Eden district of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is one of the country's most modern stadiums: the Eden Arena. The home of SK Slavia Praha, the most popular club in the Czech Republic, it is also used by the Czech national soccer team.
Construction of the Eden Arena began in 2006 and was completed in 2008. The stadium was inaugurated on May 7, 2008, with a match between SK Slavia Praha and AC Sparta Prague, their biggest rivals.
The stadium consists of four stands, all of which are covered. The pitch is natural and measures 105 x 68 meters. The Eden Arena also has an athletics track, which is used for athletics competitions and cultural events.
The Eden Arena is a modern and well-equipped stadium. It has all the facilities needed for sporting and cultural events. The stadium is also an important tourist attraction in Prague.
The name of the stadium was inspired by the Eden neighborhood in Prague, where the stadium is located. The stadium was designed by Czech architect Josef Pleskot. The stadium was built at a cost of 1.2 billion Czech crowns (around 50 million euros).
The Eden Arena is an important stadium for Czech soccer. It is home to the Czech Republic's most popular club, SK Slavia Praha, and is also used by the Czech national soccer team.
Eye on the game
Slavia Praga vs Servette this Thursday (14), at the Eden Arena at 12:45 pm ET, for the Europa League. The match is valid for the 6th round of the competition.
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