The SK Slavia Prague represent one of Czech football and Central Europe's most prestigious institutions. Founded in 1892, the red and white club are among Europe's oldest and boast a glorious history. The Sešívaní (The Stitched Ones, referencing shirt stripes) play at the Sinobo Stadium (formerly Eden Arena), a modern 21,000-capacity venue that is one of the Czech Republic's finest stadiums.
Slavia's trophy cabinet shines with over 20 Czech and Czechoslovak championships, making them one of the country's most decorated clubs. The Red and Whites also won numerous domestic cups and regularly distinguished themselves on the European stage. In the 1930s, Slavia reached the Mitropa Cup final, European competitions' predecessor, and more recently, the club achieved remarkable runs in the Champions League and Europa League.
SK Slavia Prague embody Czech football excellence with an ambitious sporting project combining young talent development and strategic recruitment. The club maintain the Prague Derby against Sparta, one of Central Europe's oldest and most passionate rivalries. These legendary encounters have divided the Czech capital for over a century. The Sešívaní aim to dominate domestic championship and regularly shine in European competitions, perpetuating their rich football tradition.
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Slavia play at the Sinobo Stadium (Eden Arena), a modern 21,000-capacity stadium opened in 2008. This spectacular venue offers optimal comfort and excellent atmosphere, quickly becoming one of Central Europe's most respected stadiums.
Founded in 1892, Slavia are among Europe's oldest clubs. The club dominated Czechoslovak then Czech football with over 20 championship titles. The 1930s and recent period (since 2017) constitute golden ages with impressive national dominance.
The trophy cabinet includes over 20 championships (Czech and Czechoslovak), 9 Czech Cups, and notable European competition participations. Slavia notably reached the 2019 Europa League quarter-finals, eliminating Sevilla in the round of 16.
Sešívaní means "Stitched Ones" in Czech, referring to the red and white striped shirt appearing stitched together. This traditional nickname reflects the club's distinctive visual identity and is affectionately used by all Prague supporters.
The Prague Derby pits Slavia against Sparta Prague, a legendary rivalry dating back to 1896. These passionate encounters divide the Czech capital and constitute one of Europe's oldest and most intense derbies, always generating an electric atmosphere.
Since 2017, Slavia have experienced exceptional dominance period with several consecutive titles and remarkable European performances. This success relies on judicious investments, intelligent recruitment, and exemplary organization under Chinese CEFC group direction.
Slavia favor attacking and technical football, based on possession, high pressing, and quick combinations. The club combine traditional Czech technical school with modern tactical concepts, creating spectacular and effective play.
Slavia's academy is recognized as one of the best in the Czech Republic. The club invest massively in training to produce local talents capable of competing at the highest European level, perpetuating Czech training tradition.
Legends include Josef Bican, one of history's greatest scorers, František Plánička, legendary goalkeeper, and more recently Tomáš Souček and Vladimír Coufal who shone before joining West Ham. These players inscribed their names in golden letters.
Slavia aim to durably dominate Czech football and establish themselves as a Champions League force. The club aspire to regularly reach European group stages and become a Central European football reference.
