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Daucik Cup for Slovan, single goal decided

30.6.2018, Redakce
0:1
(0:0)
friendly, Fr 29.6.2018, Eden Arena
friendly, Fr 29.6.2018, Eden Arena
Slavia - Slovan Bratislava
Goals: 51. Šporar
The very first Daucik Cup goes to Slovak Cup winners Slovan Bratislava. The only goal of the game was scored by Slovenian forward Šporar, Mick van Buren missed from the spot just 4 minutes before the end.
0:1

Lineups

Slavia

Kovář – Coufal, Kúdela, Ngadeu (83. Daniel Souček), Bořil – Tomáš Souček, Hušbauer – Stoch, Sýkora (90. Šilhan), Zmrhal – Tecl (65. van Buren)

Slovan Bratislava

Šulla – Apau, Bajrič, Božikov, Suchockij – Nono – Čavrič (74. Cmiljanič), Rabiu (46. De Kamps), Holman (89. Saláta), Moha – Šporar (90. Hološko)

MATCH DETAILS

Goals
51. Šporar
Yellow cards
Kadfi, Moha, Apau, Šulla (všichni SLO)
Referees
Hrubeš - Petřík, Flimmel

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