Příbram II vs Slavia III

Kratochvil's goal early in the second half forced Příbram II to abandon their cautious approach. Having kept things tight through a scoreless first period, the home side were compelled to push forward, which created space at both ends but ultimately yielded only one more goal.

J. Kratochvil (Slavia III) — Scored the opening goal just after half-time and was the standout individual on the pitch, according to match event data from 4score.ru. His 49th-minute strike was the moment of quality that broke the deadlock.

Příbram II defence — After shipping five goals to Jablonec II three days earlier (22 July), the backline tightened up considerably, keeping Slavia III to a single goal and preserving a point.

The match produced two goals, exactly matching the 1.0-per-game average across the two previous meetings between these sides. Both teams scored for the first time in this fixture — the prior two encounters had seen only one side find the net, with Slavia III winning 2–0 in 2025 and a goalless draw the other result. The 0–0 half-time score continued a pattern of low-scoring first halves in this rivalry.

Příbram II came into this match on the back of a 5–1 thrashing by Jablonec II on 22 July, having drawn 2–2 with Písek on 18 July. Slavia III arrived looking for their first win of 2026 after three consecutive defeats — 0–1 versus Pardubice II (7 February), 0–2 against Teplice II (23 January) and 1–3 to Mladá Boleslav II (17 January), per OneFootball data.

As a Club Friendly fixture, the result carries no league standing implications. For Příbram II, the draw represents a defensive improvement after the heavy loss to Jablonec II. Slavia III ended a three-match losing run stretching back to February 2026, a positive if modest result for the third-string Slavia side.

Both teams continue their pre-season or mid-season friendly schedules. Match data was provided by the API-Sports fixture feed and supplemented by 4score.ru, OneFootball, and Sports Mole.

A nondescript friendly that delivered exactly what the form lines suggested — two reserve teams low on confidence cancelling each other out. Kratochvil's goal was the only moment of real quality, and a draw was the fairest reflection of a game that rarely threatened to catch fire.