Saturday’s 34th round closes the Fortuna League football season. The master and all three descendants have already been decided. Of the main questions, it remains only to decide whether Pilsen will defend the fifth place and will be the last to qualify for the European Cups. The crown for the king of shooters is also at stake. Slavia plays in front of the O2 TV Sport cameras with České Budějovice (1: 0), the match Opava – Plzeň (so far 0: 1) is broadcast by ČT2. All nine matches have the same start at 17:00 and you can watch them in online reports on Sport.cz.
From left Ondřej Kúdela from Slavia and Marko Alvir from České Budějovice.
Michal Kamaryt, ČTK
The champion Slavia will try to extend the record series of league invincibility to 46 matches and, as the second team in independent history, to go through the season of the highest competition without losing. After the match with South Bohemia, the red and whites will take over the trophy for the champion.
Viktoria defends the fifth place, which Liberec and Pardubice can also think of. Regardless of other results, it is enough for Pilsen to play a point in Opava. She defeated the last Slezany five times in a row.
| Cup seats | |
| Slavia | 3rd preliminary round of the Champions League |
| Sparta | 2nd preliminary round of the Champions League |
| Jablonec | 3rd preliminary round of the European League |
| Slovácko | 2nd preliminary round of the Conference League |
| Team 5 | 2nd preliminary round of the Conference League |
| Pilsen, Liberec and Pardubice are striving for fifth place. | |
Liberec needs to beat Olomouc at home to move to fifth place and at the same time hope that Pilsen will surprisingly lose in Opava. Pardubice has an even smaller chance. East Bohemians would have to defeat the third Jablonec in the home asylum in Ďolíček and believe that Plzeň will not get a point and Liberec will play a maximum draw. With points equality with the West Bohemians, the people of Pardubice would have a better mutual balance, in a possible mini-table of three teams, Liberec would be the best.
Slavia, Sparta, Jablonec and Slovácko have already secured a start in the cups, Brno, Příbram and Opava are descending.
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