Overview
- The match between Slavia Prague and Sparta Prague, which reached the 97th minute Saturday with Slavia leading 3-2, was called off after hundreds of home fans stormed the pitch with lit flares.
- Sparta goalkeeper Jakub Surovčík and teammates Jakub Martinec and Matyáš Vojta were attacked during the invasion, and Sparta left the stadium citing safety concerns.
- Police restored order and opened a criminal investigation on suspicion of rioting after pyrotechnics were thrown and players and staff ran for cover.
- The League Football Association’s disciplinary committee convened Sunday and said punishments could be announced Tuesday, including a forfeit, stadium closures or fines, with proceedings also opened against Sparta over pyrotechnics and damage.
- Slavia apologized and said it would cooperate with authorities, closed its North Stand immediately with lifetime bans for perpetrators, and suspended two players who were sent off, as a possible forfeit leaves the title outcome in doubt.