SK Slavia Praha B edged FK Třinec 3-2 in a seven-goal thriller at a lively training-ground venue, with the home side securing a dramatic late winner to claim all three points in the Chance Národní Liga. The match offered a glimpse of the future for Slavia’s young talents, while Třinec, for their part, showed plenty of attacking intent but ultimately went home empty-handed.

End-to-end start leaves Třinec behind

Slavia Praha B started the brighter of the two sides and took the lead inside the first ten minutes. A quick exchange of passes allowed the young forward to angle a finish into the corner, prompting an enthusiastic response from the bench. Třinec, however, refused to fold and equalised shortly afterwards, converting from a counter-attack after Slavia lost possession in midfield. The match quickly became an open, stretched encounter, with both defensive lines finding it hard to contain the opposing attackers.

The pivotal moment arrived just before the interval, as Slavia restored their lead with a well-worked move that cut through the Třinec defence. The second period began with Třinec pressing for another equaliser, and they got it midway through the half, setting up a grandstand finish. With time running out, Slavia found the decisive goal, capitalising on a defensive error to secure a memorable three points.

Tactical notes and standout performers

• Youth energy: Slavia B’s lineup was full of academy products eager to catch the eye of the first-team coaches.
• Třinec resilience: The visitors came back twice and showed real character against a technically gifted side.
• Late drama: The final 20 minutes were spent almost entirely in the Třinec half as Slavia pushed for the win.

For Slavia Praha B, the result provides another valuable step in the development of their young players, as well as three hard-earned points in the Czech second tier. Třinec will be disappointed to have left with nothing after such a spirited display, but the quality of the performance suggests they remain capable of climbing away from the lower reaches.