Jeroen van Poppel 09 de maio de 2026 às 23:55+03:00 Traduzido por The decisive title match between Slavia Prague and Sparta Prague ended in chaos and was not concluded. In the 97th minute, home team (Slavia) fans invaded the Fortuna Arena pitch, launching flares and fireworks towards the opposing Sparta supporters’ stands. At the time of the incident, Slavia Prague was leading 3-2. Here’s the English translation of the provided text:
“…and seemed to be on track for the club’s fourteenth national title in its history. Ahead of the derby, the team already held a comfortable advantage over their rivals Sparta, coached by former Feyenoord manager Brian Priske. A victory would have definitively crowned them champions of the Czech Republic.
Slavia fans appeared to be preparing for a grand title celebration, but they ultimately went too far. By invading the pitch and throwing fireworks at rival supporters, the situation completely escalated in the final stages of the heated derby.
Following the disturbances, it was decided not to resume the match. The Czech Football Federation is now tasked with analyzing the events. Slavia is expected to face severe punishment as a result of the incidents.
From Sparta’s side, an initial reaction emerged shortly after the match concluded on social media. “The entire Sparta Prague team left Slavia Prague’s stadium due to security concerns,” the club posted on Instagram and X.”
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