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Slavia Prague v Fenerbahce Europa League Lineup
This game is in the
Europa League
, kick off at 21:00 on Thursday 28 November 2024.
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Slavia Prague Substitutes
Stepan Chaloupek
Igoh Ogbu
Conrad Wallem
Daniel Fila
Mojmir Chytil
Ales Mandous
Ivan Schranz
Filip Prebsl
Ondrej Zmrzly
Matej Jurasek
Mikulas Konecny
Dominik Pech
Fenerbahce Substitutes
Irfan Egribayat
Irfan Kahveci
Youssef En-Nesyri
Cengiz Under
Cenk Tosun
Osman Cetin
Slavia Prague v Fenerbahce Europa League
Slavia Prague
is a Czech professional football club based in Prague, founded in 1892.
Fenerbahce
is a Turkish sports club based in Istanbul, founded in 1907.
Slavia Prague
has won the Czech First League (Gambrinus Liga) 19 times, the most of any Czech team.
Fenerbahce
has won the Turkish Super Lig 28 times, the most of any Turkish team.
Slavia Prague's
home stadium is the Sinobo Stadium, which has a seating capacity of 20,232.
Fenerbahce's
home stadium is the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium, which has a seating capacity of 50,530.