ČERNÝ CAPS WIN WITH HIS MAIDEN GOAL
Heča – Slončík, Behiratche, Stojchevski – Ndefe, Trávník, Kostadinov (74. Vorlický), Šviderský (68. Blahút) – Havlík (85. Alabi), Juroška (46. Sosseh) – Horský (46. Fiala)
1. FC SLOVÁCKO
Frühwald – Havel, Lischka, Kadlec – Mirvald, Smrž (64. Černý), Čermák (80. Obinaya), Javorček (71. Heidenreich) – Matoušek (71. Krobot), Květ – Almási (80. Pilař)
BOHEMIANS PRAHA 1905
TEAMS
5,009
ATTENDANCE
12. Behiratche
Lischka, Obinaya
RED CARDS
YELLOW CARDS
OFFICIALS
Vokoun | Váňa, Volf
19. Almási, 90.+1. Černý
GOALSCORERS
1. FC SLOVÁCKO
BOHEMIANS
PRAHA 1905
2-0
(1-0)
CHANCE LIGA | ROUND 9
12/09/2026 | 15:00 | Ďolíček, Praha
STATS
Olomouc: Battled Hard With Ten Man
Slovácko's task became extremely difficult after Behiratche's 12th-minute dismissal, forcing the visitors to spend almost the entire match a man down. They deserve credit for remaining competitive and keeping the deficit at one goal until the closing stages, with Heča making several important saves and Ndefe producing two excellent goal-line interventions late on. However, their attacking threat was understandably limited, and they were unable to seriously test Frühwald or capitalise on the occasional opportunity to counterattack. Černý's late second finally ended their resistance, leaving Slovácko still searching for their first league victory of the season.
Team preformances
Bohemians Praha 1905: Controlled and Patient
Bohemians took full advantage of the early sending-off and deserved their victory, even if they occasionally lacked the ruthlessness to settle the contest sooner. Almási provided a strong focal point in attack, scoring the opener, having another ruled out and repeatedly troubling the Slovácko defence. Květ was influential creatively, while the defence ensured Frühwald enjoyed a relatively comfortable afternoon. The introduction of Černý ultimately supplied the decisive moment, with the youngster displaying remarkable composure to score his first league goal. Although Bohemians could have converted more of their dominance into clear chances, the combination of patience, defensive security and late attacking quality delivered an important home victory.
Match Overview
Bohemians claimed their first home league victory of the season with a deserved 2-0 win over Slovácko at Ďolíček. The contest swung decisively in the hosts' favour after Jocelin Behiratche was sent off in the 12th minute for bringing down Jan Matoušek as the last defender. Ladislav Almási quickly made the numerical advantage count, heading Bohemians in front after 19 minutes, although VAR was required to overturn an initial offside decision. The Klokani controlled much of the game thereafter without immediately putting Slovácko away, and Almási had a second goal ruled out for offside early in the second half. The long-awaited insurance goal finally arrived late on, when substitute Šimon Černý calmly scored his first league goal to seal a 2-0 victory and three valuable points.
Key Match Events
First Half: Red Card Opens Door for Bohemians
Bohemians made two changes to their starting line-up, with Mirvald replacing Kareem on the right and Matoušek returning to the attacking trio. The hosts threatened early when Roman Květ delivered an inviting cross that Almási glanced just wide, with Mirvald unable to make contact at the far post.
The defining moment of the half arrived after only 12 minutes. Matoušek controlled the ball cleverly in front of Behiratche before accelerating beyond the Slovácko centre-back. With Matoušek escaping towards goal, Behiratche pulled him back as the last defender. Referee Vokoun immediately awarded a free-kick and showed the Slovácko defender a red card, leaving the visitors to play almost 80 minutes with ten men.
Bohemians needed only seven minutes to exploit their advantage. Smrž found space in the attacking half and delivered an excellent cross towards the back post, where Almási rose to guide a header inside the left post. The assistant initially raised his flag for offside, but a VAR review established that Almási had remained onside-by just 12 centimetres according to the second report-and the goal was awarded. It was the summer signing's third league goal of the season.
With the extra man, Bohemians enjoyed plenty of possession and regularly pushed Slovácko back towards their own penalty area. Havel joined the attack from the right and supplied Almási with another headed opportunity, but this time the striker sent his effort over. Slovácko offered little attacking threat, although a corner shortly before the interval eventually fell to Havlík, whose poor effort caused Frühwald no concern. At the other end, Čermák reacted quickly to a loose ball inside the area but saw his shot strike teammate Almási, leaving Bohemians with a 1-0 advantage at half-time.
Second Half: Černý Seals Long-Awaited Home Win
Bohemians thought they had made the perfect start to the second half. Čermák cleverly released Almási, who found space near the right post and beat goalkeeper Milan Heča. Once again the assistant's flag went up, but unlike the first-half goal, this decision was confirmed: Almási had strayed offside and the score remained 1-0.
Almási remained Bohemians' biggest attacking threat. A defensive misunderstanding between Havlík and Ndefe allowed the ball to reach Javorček and then Almási, who turned quickly and tried to force his shot past Heča from close range. This time the Slovácko goalkeeper stood firm. Květ later tested Heča with a powerful effort from outside the penalty area, but the keeper gathered comfortably.
The Klokani should have put the game beyond doubt seven minutes from time. Lischka forced an effort towards the left corner that Ndefe cleared, before Kadlec's curling follow-up appeared destined for the net. Ndefe somehow intervened again, stretching out a boot to divert the ball behind and keep Slovácko within touching distance. The visitors briefly threatened to punish Bohemians on the counter, but Trávník's pass towards Vorlický was too strong to control.
Bohemians finally secured the points in the closing stages with a beautifully constructed second goal. Krobot won the initial battle before Obinaya moved the ball on to Květ. Showing excellent awareness outside the penalty area, Květ waited for Černý's run before threading a perfectly weighted pass into his path. The 20-year-old substitute showed impressive composure, delicately guiding his finish beyond Heča and inside the left post for his first league goal.
There was even time for Bohemians to threaten a third. Krobot raced onto a long pass and unselfishly found Květ, only for Heča to make an excellent close-range save. Pilař subsequently had a chance with the goalkeeper out of position but could not find the exposed net. It mattered little: Bohemians had secured a 2-0 victory and their first league win at Ďolíček of the season.
It’s simple: the red card shaped the entire course of the match. It came down to whether we could create any chances, and unfortunately, we couldn't manage that. Towards the end, we threw everything into the attack, but Bohemka punished us with a second goal, effectively deciding the match. Even with the numerical disadvantage, we tried to play and push forward, but naturally, we missed having that extra player.
Quotes from the managers
JAN JELÍNEK
JAROSLAV VESELÝ
The match was shaped by an early red card, but we forced it through a good attacking move; we compelled the opponent to commit the foul. We had the game under control and played well in the build-up phase. However, I wasn't pleased with our play in the final third—we should have handled certain situations better. We ought to have scored the second goal earlier.
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