Sabah FK 2-0 SK Slavia Prague: Match Recap and Result

Match: 13 October 2026, 16:45 UTC · Published: 13 October 2026 · 354 words

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Sabah FK defeated SK Slavia Prague 2-0 in the Champions League at Baku Olympic Stadium on 13 October 2026. The home side took a two-goal win and a clean sheet, even as the visitors finished with more shots and the higher expected-goals figure. Sebastian Gishamer refereed.

Match Summary

Veljko Simic was booked in the 14th minute, the first caution of the night for Sabah FK. That early yellow was the only card before half-time. From there the match had to be settled by the finishing that produced the official 2-0, not by a string of further cautions.

After the interval the bookings arrived together. Steve Solvet saw yellow in the 66th minute. SK Slavia Prague were cautioned a minute later. Akim Zedadka was booked in the 74th minute, and Oskar Kubiak followed in the 77th. Four cards in eleven minutes made the second half more stop-start. Nobody was sent off. Sabah FK closed the Champions League match at 2-0, and SK Slavia Prague did not get on the scoresheet.

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By full time the pattern was set. Sabah FK had the 2-0 Champions League result. SK Slavia Prague had the larger shot total and nothing to show for it on the scoresheet.

Key Moments

The match turned on the gap between chance volume and the scoreboard. SK Slavia Prague outshot the hosts and posted the higher expected goals, yet they scored none. Sabah FK still won 2-0. That is the swing: the side with the quieter attacking numbers took the Champions League win.

Keeping eleven players on the pitch also mattered. Five yellow cards were issued, three of them to Sabah FK, but there was no red. The busiest disciplinary stretch came after the hour, without a dismissal. SK Slavia Prague's extra corners likewise never became a goal.

Match Statistics

SK Slavia Prague led the attacking columns. They recorded 18 shots to 11, with eight on target against six, and 1.72 expected goals against 1.2. Corners finished 6-4 in their favour. Yellow cards were 3-2 to Sabah FK. There were no red cards. Those figures make the 2-0 home win look like a night when finishing, not shot count, settled the Champions League outcome.