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Radost Slavia, target scorer Peter Olayinka in the middle.Image: Francesco dry, CTK / AP
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Slavist Taras Kačaraba (left) in a duel with Mustafa Yatabaré of Sivasspor.Photo: Francesco dry, CTK / AP
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Slavic Moses Usor (remaining) fights for the ball with Sivasspor’s Clinton Njie.Photo: Francesco dry, CTK / AP
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Sivas (from our correspondent) – The seamstresses were not fried in the stormy Turkish environment, a even bigger opponent for them was the bumpy turf, which manufactured the combination additional tough, when compared to the recently stuffed stadium track record. The inconvenience was prompted by a prevalent ailment, aggravated by the ailing back David Jurásek.
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Even so, the Czech runner-up experienced a best get started to the match. Lively pressing paid off for Peter Olayinka, who took the ball from hesitant defender Aaron Appindangoy in the fourth moment, entered the capturing situation and fired a tricky shot previous goalkeeper Ali Vural.
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⏲️ Conclude | To introduce the team #UECL the Slavists of Sivas, Turkey, take a position. Peter Olayinka opened the scoring on 4 minutes, but the hosts managed to equalize in the to start with 50 %. They did not restore the benefit to their crew, Lukáš Provod did not change the penalty kick in the allotted time. #sivsla pic.twitter.com/Y5HISnxKVw
– SK Slavia Prague (@slaviaofficial) September 8, 2022
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But the stitched players’ quiet and self-assurance light slowly, even as Olayinka headed in the 23rd minute just before Sivasspor’s goal. The hosts showed up and drew in the 27th moment after a worthless defeat by the crimson and white during an offensive assault. Following a precision counterattack, Dia Saba slipped the ball powering goalkeeper Aleš Mandous.
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Slavic Moses Usor (still left) fights for the ball with Sivasspor’s Clinton Njie.Image: Francesco dry, CTK / AP
Kader Keita’s rough foul on Ibrahim Traoré was only punished by Croatian referee Fran Jovic with a yellow card. On 32 minutes, Lukáš Masopust produced a suspicious deal with in the slide into the penalty space, but the penalty was not called. The activity was really frantic and open up, which didn’t suit Slavia.
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At fifty percent-time, his mentor Jindřich Trpišovský adjusted the line-up substantially, replacing 3 players, Provod, Ewerton and Christ Tiéhi took the field. The pink and white started off the 2nd 50 % in a dominant way, Ewerton had a good opportunity, which he turned just huge in the 61st moment.
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Slavist Taras Kačaraba (still left) in a duel with Mustafa Yatabaré of Sivasspor.Picture: Francesco dry, CTK / AP
Nonetheless, as time went on, the property staff felt the opportunity to get their to start with win of the season, manufactured hazardous moves and the rating could have fluctuated possibly way. The Slavs improved the pressure at the end, failed to make a incredibly promising crack, Vural kicked Provod’s penalty right after a foul on Tiéhi and Stanislav Tecl also failed on the last celebration.
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| Matches of the 1st spherical of Group G of the European Convention League: |
| Sivasspor – Slavia Prague 1: 1 (1: 1) |
| Goal: 26. Saba – 4. Olayinka. Referee: Jovič – Radič, Pušič (all Croatians). ŽK: Keita, Gradel, Gutas – M. Jurásek, Usor, Masopust, Trpišovský (mentor). CK: 90. +1 Keita. |
| Sivasspor: Vural – Yalcin (80. Osmanpasa), Gutas, Appindangoye, Ciftci – Ulvestad, Keita – N’Jie (73. Musa), Saba, Gradel – James (19. Thursday). Mentor: Calimbay. |
| Slavia: Mandous – Douděra, Ousou, Kačaraba (46. Tiéhi), Masopust (77. Tecl) – Holeš – Usor (63. Schranz), Ševčík, Traoré (46. Provod), M. Jurásek (46. Ewerton) – Olayinka . Mentor: Trpišovský. |
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