AC Sparta Prague vs. FC Slovácko (09.11.2022)

In a thrilling football match on November 9, 2022, AC Sparta Praha faced off against FC Slovácko and demonstrated their prowess with a convincing victory. The excitement kicked off early as Sparta’s L. Sadílek found the back of the net, scoring a normal goal in the 9th minute to give his team an early lead.

FC Slovácko's frustrations became apparent just five minutes later when Michal Tomič received a yellow card in the 14th minute, signaling a challenging evening for the visitors. Sparta continued to apply pressure, and their efforts were rewarded in the 30th minute when T. Čvančara doubled the lead with yet another normal goal.

As the second half commenced, both teams made tactical changes. Slovácko introduced V. Levin into the game at the 46th-minute mark, while Sparta Praha responded with a substitution of their own, bringing in T. Čvančara a minute later.

The 65th minute proved pivotal for Sparta Praha as L. Haraslín notched a goal to extend their advantage further. In a twist, Haraslín was substituted out of the match immediately after scoring, in the 66th minute. Slovácko replied with a substitution of D. Holzer in the 67th minute in an attempt to shift the momentum.

Several more substitutions followed as both teams looked to freshen up their lineups, with M. Petržela entering for Slovácko, while J. Kuchta and D. Pavelka came on for Sparta in the 77th minute. The substitution trend continued as O. Mihálik and M. Kadlec were brought on for Slovácko and F. Panák entered as Sparta's final change in the 78th minute.

Sparta Praha sealed their dominance in the 89th minute with A. Karabec's goal, putting an exclamation point on their performance. Even with the outcome all but decided, Sparta’s Martin Minchev received a yellow card in injury time at the 90+1 minute, adding a small blemish to Sparta’s otherwise stellar evening.

The final whistle confirmed a comprehensive victory for AC Sparta Praha over FC Slovácko, with the home side showing strength, skill, and strategic execution throughout the match.

Lineup AC Sparta Prague

Lineup FC Slovácko

Substitutes AC Sparta Prague

Substitutes FC Slovácko

AC Sparta Prague

The nicknames of the club are Iron Sparta or Reds. Their home jerseys are also red in combination with white shorts. Outdoors, they play in white with black shorts. The club colours are blue, yellow and red, which are all found in the emblem. Their stadium is Letná, also known by the sponsor name Generali Arena and has a capacity of 18,887 people.

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.

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