Slavia Praha secured a 2-0 victory over Dukla Praha in the 24th round of the Czech Liga at Stadion Juliska. The match saw an early burst of energy from Slavia, with Vasil Kušej opening the scoring in the 20th minute, assisted by Tomáš Holeš. Just minutes later, Tomáš Chory doubled their lead, converting a penalty in the 32nd minute after a VAR intervention had earlier disallowed a goal for offside.
First Half Decisive for Slavia
The first half set the stage for Slavia's victory as they took full control early on. Vasil Kušej's opener followed a precise assist from Holeš, while Chory's penalty kick capitalized on Dukla's defensive lapse. Despite having a goal disallowed, Slavia maintained their offensive pressure. Dukla struggled to find their rhythm, managing only one shot on target throughout the game.
Tactical Edge and Stats
Slavia's dominance was evident as they enjoyed 58% possession and completed 80% of their passes, highlighting their control in midfield. Dukla's attempts were largely thwarted by Slavia's solid defense, led by Samuel Isife, who was influential with his interceptions and duels won. The home side managed eight shots in total but lacked precision in finishing.
Looking Ahead
Dukla Praha's recent form reflects a mix of resilience and frustration, with multiple draws unable to mask their challenges in front of goal. For Slavia Praha, this win solidifies their strong position in the league, as they continue to build momentum. The contributions of key players like Kušej and Holeš will be crucial as they aim to maintain their standing in both domestic and European competitions.
