FC Slovácko vs. FK Pardubice (06.11.2022)

In an exciting Czech football league match that took place on November 6, 2022, FC Slovácko faced off against FK Pardubice. The encounter was rife with strategic maneuvers and intense gameplay, culminating in a victory for FC Slovácko.

The match began on an intense note, with both teams showing a strong determination to assert dominance early on. The tension was palpable, and it wasn't long before the referee had to reach for his pocket. Michal Kohút of Slovácko received a yellow card in the 22nd minute, setting a cautionary tone for the match.

As the second half commenced, Slovácko made their first substitution with L. Kozák entering the fray in the 46th minute. This change was followed by a moment of brilliance in the 55th minute when M. Tomič found the back of the net, scoring a normal goal that gave Slovácko the lead.

FK Pardubice responded with a substitution of their own, bringing D. Kostka onto the pitch in the 60th minute. However, it wasn't enough to deter Slovácko's momentum. Ondřej Mihálik, who'd been involved in the action throughout, received a yellow card in the 65th minute, further intensifying the match.

Pardubice’s Dominik Janošek also got booked for a yellow card in the 67th minute, reflecting the growing pressure as both sides fought fiercely. Slovácko continued with their tactical changes by making two simultaneous substitutions in the 68th minute, bringing on new legs with O. Mihálik and M. Kohút leaving the pitch.

With the game proceeding, Pardubice tried to revitalize their squad with two substitutions in the 72nd minute — M. Helešic and P. Černý came on with the hope of altering the course of the match.

Slovácko kept their foot on the gas, making two more substitutions. M. Petržela was introduced in the 79th minute, followed by M. Trávník in the 88th minute, ensuring fresh energy on the field until the final whistle.

FK Pardubice's struggles were compounded when Robin Hranáč received a yellow card in the 89th minute, signaling their frustration and the high stakes of the encounter.

When the match concluded, it was FC Slovácko that emerged triumphant with a hard-fought single-goal advantage. The team's robust defense and timely goal-scoring made the difference, driving them to secure three valuable points. For FK Pardubice, the match left them reflecting on what could have been, as they failed to capitalize on their chances and ultimately left the field without any points.

Lineup FC Slovácko

Lineup FK Pardubice

Substitutes FC Slovácko

Substitutes FK Pardubice

FC Slovácko

The club is still called Synot, because until 2004 it was called FC Synot. Their club colours are white and blue. Their home jersey is all white, while their away jersey is all blue, with alternative colours being a combination of white jersey and blue shorts. Their home since 2003 has been the Miroslav Valenta Municipal Football Stadium with a capacity of 8,121 seats. The stadium has been named since 2009 after the recently deceased Miroslav Valenta, who was instrumental in building the club and the new stadium in recent years. The original club stadium was the small and no longer sufficient Širůch Stadium.

FK Pardubice

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