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Slavia Praha

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Wissywaxplanet Won 17/19

Slavia Prague face a daunting task in their bid to secure a first UEFA Champions League (League Phase) victory. When They welcome Arsenal to the Fortuna Arena on matchday four. Arsenal holds a dominant and unbeaten record in all 5 previous European meetings against Slavia Prague, securing 3 victories and 2 draws. SK Slavia Prague Analysis Jindřich Trpišovský’s side enters this formidable fixture with contrasting fortunes. Domestically, they are flying high at the top of the Czech First League, highlighted by a recent 5-0 thrawling of FK Jablonec. However, their formidable domestic status has completely failed to translate into continental resilience. Slavia sits languishing near the bottom of the Champions League table in 32nd place, having collected a single point from their opening three league phase fixtures. If they fail to win tonight, they risk tying the longest winless run in European Cup history. Tactically, the hosts are expected to deploy a 3-4-2-1 system to frustrate th

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rozay Won 13/14

Slavia Prague host Arsenal in a contest where defensive organisation is likely to play a decisive role. The Czech side have averaged 2.2 goals per game at home, while Arsenal have scored 1.8 goals per match on the road. Defensively, both teams are similarly tight: Slavia concede just 0.7 goals per home fixture and Arsenal allow 0.9 away from home. Arsenal hold a clear historical edge, winning their last two meetings against Slavia without conceding.

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RossyG Won 8/8

Slavia Praha play host to Arsenal after a difficult opening to their Champions League campaign. The Czech side have collected just one point from three matches, recording one draw and two defeats. They have conceded seven goals, although their domestic form has been more encouraging, with an unbeaten run in their last five matches across all competitions. Arsenal have collected seven points from their opening three European fixtures, recording two victories and one draw.

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