Slavia Prague has received a record fine of 400,000 euros and has been sanctioned with the closure of the stadium for four matches following the attack by supporters on the players.

Slavia Prague faces severe sanctions following the violent incidents in the recent match, when supporters invaded the pitch and attacked players, including the Sparta goalkeeper, who was hit with a beer bottle. The Czech Football Association has decided to impose a record fine of 400,000 euros, the largest in the history of Czech football, and has closed Slavia's stadium for four matches. These events led to the abandonment of the match, a rare incident in Czech football, occurring for the second time in history. Slavia has accepted the sanctions and announced internal measures against violent supporters, including a lifetime ban for the person who attacked the goalkeeper. The club emphasized that it will apply a presumption of guilt for those who entered the pitch, separating them from true fans. Despite these issues, Slavia Prague remains the favorite to win the title in the Czech Republic, with a 97% chance of success.