Slavia Prague vs Ajax Prediction & Betting Tips (3 October)

Slavia Prague got their European adventure off to a flying start in the Europa League by winning without conceding a goal against the Bulgarians of Ludogorets 0-2. Furthermore, with this success, the Czechs scored a fifth victory in a row in all competitions after the victories gleaned against LOSC in the return play-off 2-1, insufficient to qualify for Champions, and three in the championship against Pardubice 2-0 , Mlada Boleslav 0-2 and in the clash against Plzen 3-0. Last weekend, Slavia did not stop there, heavily hitting the Bohemians on the road 0-4. Clearly, this evening, Prague will host Ajax on a series of six successive victories in all competitions.

Ajax began its campaign with a busy schedule with the reception of Besiktas but the final result was prolific for the Dutch with a clear and flawless 4-0 victory. If Slavia Prague remains on a series of six consecutive TCC victories, the Ajacides are on a run of six matches without defeat in all competitions for a record of five victories, including the most recent, last weekend, in the championship on the lawn of a candidate to remain in the Eredivisie, Wallwijk 0-2. With 2 days less on PSV, the big leader of the Eredivisie, Jordan Henderson's partners are already 11 lengths behind and will have to string together victories to exist in the title race.

There are a lot of absences to report among Slavia who will play without Buzek (inactive), Fila (rotation), the Nigerians Ogbu (important) and Ogungbayi (very long injured), midfielder Masopust (3 assists in championship last year), without forgetting to mention the striker Schranz (2 pawns, 4 patties last season), Sevcik (not used), the starting goalkeeper Stanek or the young defender Vicek and the replacement midfielder Vorlicky. Scorer against the Bohemians in the league a few days ago, Diouf scored his 5th pawn of the season and will probably line up this evening alongside Czech international Chory (3 goals, 1 assist in the league this season) and the important Zafeiris (2 goals), Provod (1 goal, 3 cakes) and Boril (1 pawn, 2 offerings). On the Dutch side, we will probably have to deal without Gaston Avila (injured for weeks), the important Berghuis (5 goals, 8 assists in the league last season), the Danish international hopeful Gaaei, the Norwegian international hopeful Mannsverk and the young striker van Axel Vongen (not very important in the rotation), all injured or at least physically hampered.

Former Lyon player Traoré seems to like Ajax (2 goals, 2 assists) and will be present for this trip like Dutch international Hato (1 goal, 2 goals), Chuba Akpom (11 goals in the Eredivisie last year), not to mention former Liverpool Reds captain Henderson.