Czech football fans are buzzing as Sparta Prague and Bohemians 1905 have both advanced to the quarterfinals of the domestic cup. Sparta secured their spot with a late derby win, while Bohemians 1905 capitalized on a power play advantage to overcome their opponents.
Sparta Secures Derby Win
Sparta's victory was hard-fought, with Albion Rrahmani leading the charge. Goals from Patrik Vydra and Victor Olatunji, both coming after corner kicks in the final period, sealed the deal for the Prague side. This win marks a significant achievement as Sparta continues its quest for cup glory.
Bohemians 1905 Advance with Power Play
Bohemians 1905 joined Sparta in the quarterfinals after a decisive victory. The team leveraged a significant power play advantage to eliminate Boleslav. After Sparta, Bohemians is the second quarterfinalist in the domestic cup. The team's performance has excited their fans, who are eager to see how far they can go in the competition.
Zeman Hospitalized in Rome
In other news, the soccer world is holding its breath for Zeman, the 77-year-old coach born in Prague. Reports indicate he's been admitted to intensive care at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
"He is awake and cooperating," the hospital stated in a reassuring update.
Despite this positive sign, the situation remains serious, and the soccer community is sending their best wishes for a speedy recovery. Zeman's health is a concern for many, especially in Prague where he was born.
Meanwhile, in ice hockey, Sparta continues to dominate the Czech Extraliga. Prague's team has clinched the top spot after four years, leaving no room for anyone to overtake them. Check out the results of the 49th round of the ice hockey extraliga.
It's been a busy week in Czech sports, with triumphs on the football pitch and the ice rink, and concern for a beloved figure in the soccer world. Stay tuned for more updates as these stories develop.