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Slavia Praha U20
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Win: Slavia Praha U20
49%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 13
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 17 Sep, 11:08Slavia Praha U20 to win, 55%.
The model expects Slavia to edge this 3.3 to 2.9, and that gap between expected goals is where I find my answer. Slavia have been leaking goals — 20 in five games — but they have also been involved in high-scoring affairs, including a 7:8 defeat to Kladno and a 3:5 loss to Jihlava. If Slavia's attack can find the net while Litvínov's defence holds, the numbers point home.
Slavia's last five matches tell a different story. One win, four defeats, 15 goals for and 20 against. Their only victory came 2:0 against České Budějovice on 4 September. Since then they have lost 3:5, 1:4, 7:8 and 2:3. The trend is clear, and it is not encouraging. But the model's 3.3 expected goals suggests Slavia's attack remains potent even when results go against them.
Litvínov look stronger on paper. Three wins from four league matches, one defeat, and four victories in five games overall. They scored 18 goals and conceded 13 in that span. Their only loss came 2:3 away at Mlada Boleslav on 5 September. They have won 4:2 at home against Kometa Brno, 3:1 against Poruba HC, 3:2 away at Liberec Bílí Tygři and 6:5 against Zlin. The form is solid, and the league position — third place — reflects it.
The most recent meeting was 21 March 2026, when Slavia won 3:1 at home. Before that Litvínov took 4:2 on 19 March. The pattern is unpredictable — neither side dominates the other historically. What matters more is where each team stands right now. Litvínov sit third, Slavia fifteenth. The gap in the table is eight places, and the points total shows the difference in consistency this season.
The model gives a 16% chance of a draw and 91% that both teams score. Three or more goals are expected in 95% of simulations. The most likely scorelines are 3:2, 3:3 and 2:2, each at 5%. A draw would suit Litvínov — they are more comfortable protecting a result than chasing one. If the visitors see the game breaking open and decide to manage the clock instead, the Slavia prediction stops holding. The model expects goals, but it does not expect either side to sit back.