Analysis and predictions for Tottenham vs Slavia Prague: A home game to ignite.
The Champions League match between Tottenham and Slavia Prague will take place at 3:00 AM on December 10th. Nghe An newspapers, radio, and television will analyze form, provide football commentary, and predict the score.
Latest team news for Tottenham vs Slavia Prague
Spurs' left-back, Destiny Udogie, was surprisingly left out of the squad for the match against Brentford. Frank later revealed that the Italian international had a minor soft tissue issue.
Despite the non-serious injury, Udogie will most likely be rested against Slavia Prague. Additionally, James Maddison (anterior cruciate ligament), Dejan Kulusevski (knee), Kota Takai (thigh), Dominic Solanke (ankle), Radu Dragusin (knee), and Yves Bissouma — who is also under investigation for a video involving laughing gas — will all be absent.
Brennan Johnson has at least returned from his European suspension, but Micky van de Ven, Richarlison and Randal Kolo Muani will miss the seventh matchday against Borussia Dortmund if they receive a yellow card on Tuesday.
Slavia Prague welcomes back Ivan Schranz — the player who scored a memorable goal against England at Euro 2024 — after an undisclosed injury.
However, midfielders Oscar (muscle), Filip Horsky (anterior cruciate ligament), Petr Sevcik (anterior cruciate ligament), and Dominik Javorcek (knee) are all absent, while striker Tomas Chory's participation remains uncertain due to illness.
Former Luton Town defender Daiki Hashioka is likely to be on the bench, while Mojmir Chytil — who scored two braces in two consecutive league matches — will lead the visitors' attack.
Latest predicted lineups for Tottenham vs Slavia Prague
Tottenham Hotspur:
Vicario; Porro, Danso, Van de Ven, Spence; Palhinha, Bergvall; Johnson, Simons, Odobert; Richarlison
Slavia Prague:
Stanek; Zima, Holes, Chaloupek; Doudera, Sadilek, Zafeiris, Boril; Schranz, Chytil, Provod
Latest football match prediction: Tottenham vs Slavia Prague
Continuing their run of emotional matches against Paris Saint-Germain — following a four-goal chase and penalty shootout defeat in this summer's European Super Cup — Tottenham once again suffered an unfavorable outcome in an eight-goal thriller against the reigning European champions in the fifth matchday.
Thomas Frank and his team traveled to Paris after a humiliating defeat in the North London derby against Arsenal. Despite pushing forward in attack in the French capital, defensive weaknesses cost them dearly, resulting in a 3-5 loss.
The defeat at Parc des Princes also ended Spurs' unbeaten run in this season's Champions League, but eight points from five matches still put them in the seeded group for the play-offs, finishing 16th, just two points behind the direct qualification spots for the round of 16.
Tottenham also maintained a perfect home record in the 2025-26 UCL season — winning against Villarreal and Copenhagen without conceding a goal — and boasted a 22-match unbeaten run in Europe at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The Spurs are also just one goal away from reaching 100 goals in the Champions League.
Frank had never previously won a Premier League match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but the victory against Brentford in the London derby last weekend helped bring a positive atmosphere to North London, ending the team's five-match winless streak across all competitions.
After succumbing to the strength of a North London side this season — a 0-3 home defeat against Arsenal — Slavia Prague are facing the risk of an early exit from the Champions League.
Coach Jindrich Trpisovsky has yet to lead his team to a victory in the group stage, with three draws and two losses, leaving them with only three points and outside the play-off zone, in 31st place.
Slavia had drawn 0-0 with Atalanta BC and Athletic Bilbao before and after their heavy defeat against Arsenal, but they haven't won a European match in over 18 years — their last win was a 2-1 victory over Steaua Bucharest in September 2007.
Since then, Slavia has tried and failed 16 times in the Champions League, and they have also failed to score in their last four matches in the competition. Therefore, it is time for the Czech team to convert their domestic league success into European points.
Trpisovsky's side are on a five-game winning streak in the Czech league after Friday's 2-1 victory over Teplice — maintaining a five-point lead over league leaders Sparta Prague — but clashes with Tottenham don't bring back fond memories.
Slavia Prague and Tottenham previously met in the UEFA Cup in 2006-07 and 2007-08 — in the first round and the round of 32, respectively — and Spurs were unbeaten in all four matches with three wins and one draw.
Latest Tottenham vs Slavia Prague score prediction
Based on the above football analysis, we and leading football websites worldwide have provided our predictions for the match.Tottenham vs Slavia Pragueas follows:
- Sportsmole:Tottenham 3-0 Slavia Prague
- WhoScore:Tottenham 3-1 Slavia Prague
- We predict:Tottenham 3-0 Slavia Prague
When and where can I watch Tottenham vs Slavia Prague live?
To watch the Tottenham vs Slavia Prague match live in the Champions League at 3:00 AM on December 10th, viewers can tune in to the following channels:K+ Sport,K+PMor online sports channels. We hope you enjoy watching football.
