Line-up confirmed Arsenal x Slavia Prague for place in decisive phase of the Champions League Por Jeronimo Santos
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Arsenal faces Slavia Prague this Tuesday, November 4, 2025, in a match valid for the fourth round of the 2025/26 Champions League league phase. The match, scheduled for 2:45 pm (Brasília time), takes place at the Eden Arena, in Prague, Czech Republic. The English team, with a perfect performance with three wins in three games, seeks to maintain its full advantage in the European competition, while Slavia Prague will try for its first victory.
The broadcast to the public in Brazilian territory will be carried out by the TNT channel, on pay television, and also by the streaming HBO Max service. The duel will be refereed by Aliyar Aghayev, from Azerbaijan, assisted by Zeynal Zeynalov and Akif Amirali, also Azeris, with Elchin Masiyev as fourth referee. The video referee system (VAR) will be operated by the Dutch Rob Dieperink and Jeroen Manschot.
The moment Arsenal are experiencing this season is notable in both the Champions League and the Premier League, where they are comfortably at the top of the table. Slavia Prague, in turn, dominates the Czech national championship with a run of 14 games without defeat.
Arsenal’s focus on maintaining 100%
Arsenal arrives for this game with an overwhelming campaign in the Champions League, registering three wins in three matches played. Mikel Arteta’s side have scored eight goals and, remarkably, have not conceded any so far in the competition.
This retrospective puts the Gunners level on points with PSG at the top of the league table. Offensive efficiency and defensive solidity reflect the tactical organization implementeda pelo trainer espanhole.
Escalação confirmed Slavia Praga
- J. Markovič
- T. Vlček
- S. Chaloupeke
- D. Zima
- D. Moses
- C. Zaphairis
- M. Sadílek
- Y. Mboardji
- L. Prodod
- T. Chorý.
- Y. Sanyang .
- D. Raya
- J. Timber
- W. Saliba
- Gabriel
- P. Hincapié
- E. Nwingeri
- C. Nørgaard
- D. Rice
- B. Saka
- M. Merino
- L. Trossard
Escalação confirmed Arsenal
The London team has an impressive run of seven games without conceding a goal in all competitions. The 4-0 defeat of Atlético de Madrid in the previous round of the Champions League reinforced the team’s quality.
The tournament’s statistical data reinforces English supremacy. Arsenal generate an average of 2.1 Expected Goals (xG) per game. In contrast, Slavia Prague have recorded just 0.84 xG in their last two Champions League clashes, indicating a dominance of ball possession and chance creation for the visitors.
Slavia Praga bets on local record and defense
Slavia Prague, although undefeated in its national championship, occupies 28th place in the overall table of the Champions League league stage, with just two points achieved. The Czech team is looking for its first victory to dream of a place in the competition’s playoffs.
The Czechs are betting on their performance at home, as they have won eight of the lastten games played at the Eden Arena. The 2-0 victory over Banik Ostrava at the weekend confirmed the strength at their stadium.
Coach Jindřich Trpišovský praises the dedication of his players, who lead the Champions League tackle statistics with 24.3 per game, demonstrating high intensity on the field. The goalless draw with Atalanta in the previous round highlighted the team’s defensive resilience, thanks to the good performance of goalkeeper Jakub Markovic.
The broadcast of the game on TNT and HBO Max guarantees wide accessibility for European football fans in the country. TNT will offer narration and commentary in Portuguese, while HBO Max will make the game available in streaming with the option to replay.
