Head-to-Head: Arsenal vs Slavia Praha

Arsenal vs Slavia Praha carries a clear direct edge for the English side, but its shape is more informative than a bare verdict. The 2021 Europa League quarter-final opened with a 1-1 draw before Arsenal won 4-0 in Prague, and Arsenal then won 3-0 there on 4 November 2025. That sequence gives the matchup a defined imbalance while leaving each new setting a test of control.

Past matches, Arsenal vs Slavia Praha

4 November 2026 League Stage - 4

Slavia Praha

1 - 2

Arsenal

Fortuna Arena
4 November 2025 League Stage - 4

Slavia Praha

0 - 3

Arsenal
15 April 2021 Quarter-finals

Slavia Praha

0 - 4

Arsenal

Sinobo Stadium
8 April 2021 Quarter-finals

Arsenal

1 - 1

Slavia Praha

Emirates Stadium

Match center

Slavia Praha

1 - 2

4 November 2026

Arsenal

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Starting eleven

Substitutes Slavia Praha

47
D
13
F
22
M
39
D
32
M
42
D
53
F
35
G
6
D
17
M
40
G
2
D

Arsenal Substitutes

F
17
M
39
D
12
D
2
M
8
D
3
G
30
D
49
F
29
F
56
D
33
G
13

Match events

45'

90'

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9'
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Noni Madueke Normal Goal (Asst: Viktor Gyökeres)
20'

David Moses Yellow Card
38'
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Viktor Gyökeres Normal Goal (Asst: Mikel Merino)
45'

Ange N'Guessan Danijel Sturm
45'

Mojmír Chytil Mubarak Suleiman
53'

Ezri Konsa Yellow Card
61'

Mikulas Konecny Tomáš Vlček
62'

Cristhian Mosquera Ezri Konsa
62'

Christos Tzolis Eberechi Eze
68'

Declan Rice Yellow Card
71'

David Jurasek Emmanuel Ayaosi
78'

Jurriën Timber Ben White
78'

Martin Odegaard Viktor Gyökeres
81'

Stepan Chaloupek David Moses
90'
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Wiktor Nowak Normal Goal (Asst: David Jurasek)
90' +3

Max Dowman Noni Madueke

Stats for this game

Matchup Arsenal VS Slavia Praha

Arsenal set the direction

The 8 April 2021 quarter-final leg at Arsenal ended 1-1, leaving the tie open after the clubs’ shared scoreline in that competition. One week later, Arsenal won 4-0 at Slavia Praha, turning a balanced opening into a decisive away success. The meeting on 4 November 2025 added another clear Arsenal win in Prague, this time by 3-0 in the UEFA Champions League league stage. These dated scorelines point to an advantage that has survived a change of competition and venue.

A lead that still needs context

The direct balance leans strongly toward Arsenal, yet it does not make every future encounter predictable. The 1-1 opening shows that Slavia Praha can keep the comparison close before a decisive margin changes its shape. Arsenal’s 2021 and 2025 wins in Prague provide the strongest pattern, while a different setting would test whether that control travels again. The enduring question is whether Slavia Praha can turn a competitive opening into a sustained answer, or whether Arsenal’s ability to create separation remains the defining feature of this pairing.