'It's the match of the decade and the fact people are not able to be there is very sad': Slavia Prague say partial stadium closure will take shine off Europa League clash with Chelsea Three sections of Slavia Prague's Sinobo Stadium will be shut on Thursday The Czech side host Chelsea in the quarter finals of the Europa League Slavia president Jaroslav Trvdik has said the closures are very sad for the club Many disappointed fans have been denied tickets for their 'match of the decade'
By Nick Purewal, Press Association Sport
Published: 20:32 BST, 10 April 2019 | Updated: 20:32 BST, 10 April 2019
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Slavia Prague bosses believe UEFA punishments will take the shine off their 'match of the decade' against Chelsea.
Three sections of Slavia's Sinobo Stadium will be closed to fans for Chelsea's Europa League quarter-final first leg visit to Prague on Thursday.
Slavia were fined £32,000 by UEFA and had the one-match partial stadium closure imposed after supporters set off fireworks, threw objects onto the pitch and blocked stairways in the goalless draw with Genk on February 14.
Three sections of Slavia Prague's Sinobo Stadium will be shut on Thursday against Chelsea
