Slavia Prague vs Arsenal prediction 04.11.2025 | Champions League

Slavia Prague are playing well in the domestic league this season as they are at the top of the standings with Sparta Prague, but with one game more played than their biggest rival. In the Champions League, Jindrich Trpisovsky's team collected two points in three rounds and are one point behind the playoff zone.

Slavia Prague recently endured a poor run of five winless matches, but they managed to bounce back with two straight victories. In the last game, Trpisovsky's team won 2-0 at home against Ostrava. The home side ended the match with an xG of 2.32, while the guests had only 0.46, making any other outcome than a Slavia victory seem unjust.

Slavia Prague's head coach, Jindrich Trpiskovsky, had only compliments for Arsenal after a victory in the domestic league over the weekend. He said, "We watched part of the match with Burnley, and I would say that they are currently the best team in the world. In set pieces, for sure. They have great individuals and a wide squad. The team has moved a lot under coach Arteta since we last played them. They lead the toughest league in the world, and they are, in a word, a crusher. Whatever gets in their way, they simply crush in every way."

Slavia Prague have big problems with missing players. They will be without Jan Boril, Tomas Holes, Dominik Javorcek, Youssoupha Mbodji, Igoh Ogbu, Ivan Schranz, and Petr Sevcik.

Arsenal seems unstoppable this season. They are at the top of the Premier League standings, while in the Champions League, Mikel Arteta's team is among the rare teams with all three victories. Arsenal are on an impressive run of nine wins in all competitions. In the previous game, they won 2-0 on the road against Burnley. The guests outplayed the home side completely, and it wouldn't be unfair if Arsenal scored a few more times.

Arsenal's manager, Mikel Arteta, was very pleased after a victory over Burnley. He commented, "It is more difficult and Burnley, credit to them, because they are very, very well organized and the big teams have struggled big time to generate chances and opportunities against them. We certainly did that, especially in the first half. I'm happy with that, but there are still a lot of things to improve."

Noni Madueke, Gabriel Martinelli, Kai Havertz, Martin Odegaard, and Gabriel Jesus are injured and will not play on Tuesday night in Prague. Martin Zubimendi is suspended and will not play as well, while Viktor Gyokeres suffered an injury against Burnley and is questionable for the upcoming Champions League round.