Slavia Prague II took all three points in a 4-1 victory over Hanácká in the fifth round of the FNL Regular Season on Saturday. The home side had been building momentum, winning their last outing 3-1 against Dukla Prague, while Hanácká were still reeling from a heavy defeat. And here's the thing — this wasn't the kind of game where one moment decided everything. The hosts ground out the win through steady pressure rather than a single burst of brilliance.
Tomas Necid opened the scoring in the sixteenth minute, giving Slavia Prague II the lead they deserved. The visitors had their chances but couldn't find the net, and by then it was clear the home side would control the tempo. Jiri Kolisek doubled the advantage shortly after the break, fifty-two minutes in, and the match had won inside twenty minutes of the second half. Hanácká pulled one back through Lubos Savovic on the hour-plus mark, but it felt like a consolation rather than a comeback.
Substitutions started coming thick and fast from both sides after the hour. Slavia Prague II brought on three players in the seventieth minute — Moucka, Polasek and Kolisek himself — while the visitors responded with changes of their own. To be fair, Hanácká were trying to find something, but they were overrun in midfield and couldn't create the space they needed. Savovic received a yellow card in the eighty-first minute, and the visitors' frustration showed in their approach rather than their execution.
Jakub Dockal scored in the seventy-fifth minute to restore the two-goal cushion, and Jan Palivec added a fourth in the eighty-sixth minute. That made it four goals from Slavia Prague II's ten shots on target, while Hanácká managed just five attempts. The home side dominated possession at fifty-nine per cent and registered seventy-seven attacks to the visitors' sixty. They also won more throw-ins and corners, though the difference in shots off target — four to none — told the real story.
Both sides received three yellow cards each, with Ondrej Stecha and Radek Ovesny going off the ball in the closing stages. Slavia Prague II had four offsides while Hanácká were caught offside twice, a minor detail in a game decided by finishing. The result means Slavia Prague II have now won three of their five matches this season, while Hanácká's form remains inconsistent after their recent 3-0 victory over SK Krumvir.
