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Slavia made light work of their MOL Cup Round of 16 clash away at Zlín, securing a dominant 4–0 victory. The Reds decided the game already in the first half, when Mojmír Chytil opened the scoring. After the break, Lukáš Provod and youngster Tomáš Jelínek — who netted his first-ever senior goal — added insurance strikes, before Michal Sadílek sealed the win late on.

In the third round of the Champions League group stage, Slavia Prague held Atalanta to a 0–0 draw in Bergamo. The hero of the match was Jakub Markovič, who made at least four phenomenal saves on his Champions League debut. The “Red-and-Whites” picked up their second point in the group standings.

​Slavia suffered a late collapse in their final away match of the season, falling 2–3 to Jablonec despite a brace from Vasil Kusej. The Red-Whites led by two goals with just ten minutes to go, but the hosts struck three times late to snatch the win. The match also marked a special moment – club legend Milan Skoda made his first appearance for the A-team in over five years.

Slavia defeated Hradec Kralove 2–1 at Fortuna Arena in the 28th round of the Chance Liga. Vasil Kusej responded to the visitors´ early goal with strikes in the 24th and 58th minutes, scoring his first goals in the red-and-white shirt. Jindrich Trpisovsky´s team claimed their 14th consecutive home league win of the season.

Slavia secured a place among the top eight teams in the domestic cup after overcoming a resilient second-division Táborsko 1-0 in extra time at Eden. The winning goal came in the 114th minute when Mojmír Chytil finally broke through against the outstanding goalkeeper Pastornický.

Goalkeeper Jan Stejskal joins Slavia on loan from FK Mladá Boleslav. Jakub Markovič goes in the opposite direction and will spend the season on loan to Mladá Boleslav.

On Thursday 23 July Slavia first team left for fitness training camp to Austria with two summer signings and four players from youth teams.

On Sunday Slavia first team met after the winter holiday and left for fitness training camp in Marbella.

Slavia ended the autumn part of 2019/20 season with an impressive record of 17 wins and 3 draws and made the best opening 20 rounds in the history of Czech league.

Slavia left for Dortmund to play their last Champions League Group F against BVB. 22 players are in Jindřich Trpišovský’s squad.

Overall 11 Slavia players travel to play for their national teams. Ševčík and Traoré get their very first call ups.

Overall ten players from the first team can play for their national teams during upcoming EURO and World Cup qualifiers.

Two of latest reinforcements – Lukáš Provod and Laco Takács – are in the squad for UEFA Champions League Group Stage.

Slavia third goalkeeper Jakub Markovič made his maiden start in first team on Saturday against Bohemians 1905 and managed to keep the clean sheet.

Four Slavia players traveled with the Czech national team to China for China Cup 2018. Matěj Chaluš scored a winner for Czech U20 against Italy (1-0). Other Slavia players represented in youth categories.