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Slavia Prague vs Arsenal Predictions

Published on 12:08pm GMT 2 November 2026

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Arsenal -2

Reason for tip

Slavia have been in good form domestically but have found life tough in this competition, taking just one point from three games. Arsenal should be far too strong for their hosts and boss Mikel Arteta may resist any urge to rotate heavily after the EFL Cup exit at the hands of Fleetwood. There is a gulf in class here and the Gunners can cover a -2 handicap.

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Arsenal 3-0

Reason for tip

Arsenal have two clean sheets in three European games this season and five of their six away wins across all competitions this term have been accompanied by shut-outs. The Gunners have only scored more than three goals in one game this term in any competition so a 3-0 away win has a chance.

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Viktor Gyokeres To Score Anytime

Reason for tip

Viktor Gyokeres could come into the Arsenal starting side and he can get on the scoresheet. The Sweden international enjoyed a productive international break with four goals in as many games in September and October and does appear to be hitting some form, having managed two assists and one goal across his last four games (two starts).

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Slavia Prague vs Arsenal Predictions

  • Slavia Prague have just one point from three UCL games
  • Arsenal are unbeaten in seven inside normal time (W5, D2)

Gunners could run riot in Prague

Arsenal put their EFL Cup humiliation behind them at the weekend with a 1-0 win at Anfield and they are unlikely to be on the wrong end of another upset when they head to Slavia Prague on Wednesday in the Champions League.

Slavia are under pressure as they bid to avoid an unwanted record. The Czech outfit are winless in 22 games in the main draw of the Champions League (D8, L14) and defeat to the Gunners would see them claim an outright record for the longest winless streak.

Arsenal are unlikely to show any mercy, however, and boss Mikel Arteta may opt against any significant squad rotation here after the EFL Cup debacle against Fleetwood. There is a clear gulf in class between these sides and the visitors can cover a -2 handicap.

Arsenal have two clean sheets in three European games this season and five of their six away wins across all competitions this term have been accompanied by shut-outs. The Gunners have only scored more than three goals in one game this term in any competition so a 3-0 away win has a chance.

Arteta is unlikely to make too many changes but Viktor Gyokeres could be handed a start and he can get on the scoresheet. The Sweden international enjoyed a productive international break with four goals in as many games in September and October and does appear to be hitting some form, having managed two assists and one goal across his last four games (two starts).

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