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PSG vs Slovan Bratislava
PSG vs Slovan Bratislava
Europe, UEFA Champions League, Round 1
PSG
PSG
6 - 1
Slovan Bratislava
Slovan Bratislava
Commentary
90'
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FULL-TIME: PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN 6-1 SLOVAN BRATISLAVA
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Despite the scoreline, Slovan have given a decent account of themselves here. There's definitely plenty of individual quality in their ranks. That will encourage Toure, as he aims to oversee an improved campaign from their eight straight defeats from two seasons ago.
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The defending champions continue to go in search of more goals. The ball is cut back from the right side with Godts arriving late in the box, but he can't steer his first-time attempt on target.
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PSG have some tough tests to navigate during this league phase. Luis Enrique's side will also face Manchester City, Barcelona, Villarreal, Roma, Aston Villa, Como and Galatasaray. While this was never going to be their most difficult assignment, it's one that will give them plenty of confidence and momentum to build on.
87'
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Goal 6-1
FABIAN RUIZ GETS HIS GOAL!!! 6-1! PSG quickly take a corner, and Fernandez has space in the right side of the box. His cross is only cleared straight to Fabian Ruiz, whose first-time shot nestles in the far corner past a flat-footed Takac. PSG have six.
86'
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Good defending. Slovan look to finish with a flourish. Blackman's in an advanced position from right-back. He looks to square the ball across the area for Mustafic, but Digne makes a well-timed sliding intervention to deny him.
85'
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Granted, the victory's in the bag, but that was so sloppy from a player of Vitinha's quality. His tally of 1,589 passes last season was the most by any player in a single edition of the Champions League on record. That wasn't one of his best, though.
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SULEIMAN CAMARA GOES CLOSE AGAIN! He's not done himself any harm whatsoever today! Vitinha's uncharacteristically loose in possession, passing the ball sideways just outside the penalty area. It's picked up by Camara, who curls one towards the far corner, but Safonov springs across well to push the shot away.
82'
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Two of those PSG subs look to combine as Beraldo switches the play towards Digne on the left flank. However, there's just too much on the ball, and it goes behind for a goal-kick.
80'
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Mayulu, like all of PSG's substitutes, is keen to make an impact. He accelerates into space and shoots from the edge of the box, but it's straight at Takac.
80'
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Substitution
Another change for the visitors sees Gajdos introduced for the final 10 minutes, with Martinez making way.
80'
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Substitution
Sporar hands over the captain's armband as he makes way to be replaced by Maros.
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Slovan threaten to pull another goal back. A low cross from Sporar ricochets kindly into the path of the onrushing Marcelli, who's denied by Safonov. However, the offside flag then goes up against Sporar from the build-up.
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NOT FAR OFF! Fabian Ruiz tries his luck from distance once more. His fizzing 25-yard drive isn't too far over, though Takac watches it all the way.
73'
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Substitution
Torres will have to settle for three goals today! The hat-trick hero is given a very well-earned rest, with Beraldo on in his place.
71'
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Slovan have the opportunity to pull another goal back when they're awarded a free-kick after Digne's late challenge. However, they can't breach the PSG defence for a second time.
68'
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Torres, hungry for more goals, tries his luck from the edge of the box. This time, he can't keep his effort down, though.
67'
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GREAT DEFENDING! Akliouche, who's been very impressive today, almost grabs another assist. He very nearly puts the ball on a plate for Torres in the six-yard box. However, a superb last-ditch intervention from Markovic denies the Spaniard a tap-in.
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GODTS GOES CLOSE! The substitute is desperate to get in on the act. He looks for the near post with a sweeping shot, but it's just wide of the target.
64'
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Substitution
The last of the flurry of PSG changes sees Mendes make way for Mayulu, the scorer of the last goal when they thrashed Inter 5-0 in the 2025 Champions League final.
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Substitution
There'll be no hat-trick for Dembele, though he can be pleased with his day's work. He is withdrawn for Godts.
64'
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Substitution
Pacho, who has started all 35 of PSG's Champions League games since the start of 2024-25, is given a breather and replaced by Hernandez.
62'
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THAT LOOKED LIKE A PENALTY! Suleiman Camara's causing problems for PSG with his pace once again. He looks to accelerate into the area beyond Pacho, who brings him down with his challenge. The referee isn't interested, much to the winger's dismay. Although, replays suggest he may just have got enough on the ball for it to not warrant a foul.
60'
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Substitution
Slovan make a couple of changes. Barseghyan is replaced by Marcelli in the first of them.
60'
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Substitution
Ibrahim is also given a breather by Toure, with Mustafic going on in his place.
58'
Assist
Barseghyan laid the ball into the path of Suleiman Camara, who did the rest in spectacular fashion.
58'
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Goal 5-1
THAT'S A WONDERFUL GOAL BY SULEIMAN CAMARA!!! SLOVAN PULL ONE BACK! IT'S 5-1! It may be a consolation, but it's one to remember for the winger, who's been one of his side's bright sparks today. He bursts inside from the left flank and cuts back, before sweeping a fierce shot beyond a helpless Safonov.
57'
Assist
That's now two goals and two assists from Dembele, whose corner led to Torres completing his hat-trick.
57'
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Goal 5-0
HAT-TRICK!!! TORRES MAKES IT 5-0! It's not the tidiest goal in the world, but they all count! Dembele, the other man on a hat-trick, swings in a corner, which evades players and reaches Torres. The World Cup winner gets his shin on the ball, and it's enough to take it beyond Takac. What a wonderful way to mark his Champions League bow for the club!
55'
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THE OFFSIDE FLAG DENIES MENDES! It's another lovely goal by PSG. Akliouche spreads the play out to Mendes with a diagonal ball. The latter drives forward and plays a neat one-two with Dembele, before sweeping it past Takac. However, the offside flag goes up against the left-back, who was just a fraction ahead when Akliouche switched play.
54'
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It's a great run by Suleiman Camara! The winger embarks on a counter, and has the pace to burst away from Vitinha. He gets to the edge of the box and shoots, but he can't keep it down.
53'
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Yellow Card
Blackman takes out Mendes, who was set to race clear down the left flank. He can have no complaints at receiving the game's first yellow card.
51'
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Fabian Ruiz goes close again. Dembele threads the ball through for the Spaniard, who cuts inside a challenge. He then tries to beat Takac with a reverse shot, but it drifts wide of the post. It looked like he was offside anyway, so it wouldn't have counted.
50'
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Forward come PSG once more. How many goals will they score today?! Well, they look they'll add to that tally every time they attack. Fabian Ruiz shoots from distance, but his effort is always rising.
47'
Assist
Akliouche did brilliantly there for Torres. His magnificent run frightened the life out of the Slovan defence. He then had the presence of mind to tee up his team-mate for the pick of the goals thus far.
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Goal 4-0
4-0!!! THAT DIDN'T TAKE LONG! TORRES GETS HIS SECOND! He's indebted, though, to Akliouche, who creates the opportunity with a superb jinking run into the box from the right flank. He then lays it into the path of Torres, who takes a touch before bending the ball past Takac from the edge of the box.
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We're back up and running at Parc des Princes! It feels like damage limitation for the visitors...
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PSG were already overwhelming favourites with Opta's supercomputer before this game. However, victory now appears a foregone conclusion at a whopping 99.7%. Slovan's chances of completing the most remarkable of turnarounds are rated at just 0.1%, with a draw not much better at 0.3%.
half_time summary
PSG's quest to complete the Champions League three-peat looks set to begin with a statement victory, as they lead Slovan Bratislava 3-0 at half-time. It's been a dominant display from Luis Enrique's side, who have enjoyed over 70% of the possession, and already registered 21 shots on goal with an xG of 3.6 to their opponents' 0.24. In truth, the visitors are fortunate their deficit isn't greater. They held out until the 17th minute when Dembele drilled home from close range, after Mendes' initial volley had rattled against the post. The 2025 Ballon d'Or winner doubled his and the hosts' lead six minutes later, nodding home from six yards out after Fernandez's cross deflected kindly into his path. He then turned provider in the 31st minute, with his delicious inswinging cross swept home by Torres on his Champions League debut for the club. Dembele's since gone close to completing his hat-trick, with Takac producing a superb reflex save to keep him out. At the moment, though, it does only seem like a matter of time until he does seal his treble.
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HALF-TIME: PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN 3-0 SLOVAN BRATISLAVA
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Dembele's desperate for that hat-trick. He makes his way into the area, and twists and turns Cruz inside out. Markovic gets across to try and pressure him, and it seems to work as he fires high and wide from a tight angle.
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Not quite. Slovan embark on what has quickly become a rare venture forward. Martinez gets away down the right and clips the ball towards the far post. However, Barseghyan is crowded out as he looks to head for goal.
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Luis Enrique watches on from the touchline. The Spaniard, barring the most spectacular of collapses, is well on course to register his 51st victory in 80 Champions League matches. His current win percentage of 63% is the highest among all coaches to oversee at least 50 games in the competition.
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THE HAT-TRICK'S IN SIGHT! It only seems a matter of time before Dembele completes it. The forward glides inside from the right and looks for the far corner. However, there's just not enough bend to steer it inside the post.
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A small win, but not a hugely satisfying one, as Slovan register their first attempt on target. It comes from a Barseghyan free-kick out on the right. He whips the ball towards goal, but it's straight at Safonov.
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That's not one of Hakimi's finest efforts. Once again, the PSG skipper is well forward to support his side's attack. He's played in behind but, from a tight angle, hits right across the ball, sending it well wide of the mark.
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HOW ON EARTH DID THAT STAY OUT?! It will go down as a remarkable save! Slovan's defence is carved open far too easily, as Torres gets on the end of an aerial ball in behind. He nods it across the area, where Dembele is completely unmarked and has a hat-trick at his mercy. Yet somehow, Takac manages to turn his shot onto the bar, and the ball bounces on the line, and not over it. That's a real let-off for the visitors!
31'
Assist
That's a hat-trick of direct goal involvements for Dembele today, with a lovely assist to add to his earlier brace.
31'
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Goal 3-0
TORRES GETS HIS GOAL!!! 3-0 PSG! Slovan failed to heed the warning, and they find themselves further behind. Dembele, the scorer of the opening two goals, turns provider for this one. He whips a delicious ball into the six-yard box, where Torres is there to flick it home.
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CLOSE! Torres is keen to get in on the act as he goes for goal from the edge of the box. His effort is curling, but not quite enough to stay inside the far post.
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GREAT HIT! Dembele is clipped on the edge of the box, and PSG get the free-kick. Mendes stands over the ball and unleashes a fierce drive on goal, which Takac does well to just about get enough on it.
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JUST OVER FROM AKLIOUCHE! PSG's players are like a pack of wolves as they swarm the Slovan box. It's almost full-back to full-back, with Hakimi nearly finding Mendes in the box. The ball ricochets into the path of Akliouche, whose whipped shot is just too high.
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Dembele looks to turn provider this time. He feeds the ball across the area towards Torres. The World Cup winner's under pressure from a charging defender, and can't keep his first-time shot down.
23'
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Goal 2-0
DEMBELE'S GOT A TAP-IN!!! IT'S 2-0! What are Slovan doing?! Yet again, they try to play out from the back, and get punished this time. Blackman's loose ball is intercepted by Fernandez, who exchanges passes with Akliouche. His attempted centre is deflected across the area, and Dembele is unmarked to head home from six yards out.
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Substitution
That's a shame for Bajric, who injured himself while trying to defend that attack. He's unable to continue and makes his way off the field, with Sahmkou Camara coming on in his place.
20'
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Not far off. PSG are purring and it's a pleasure to watch when they're in full flow. A neat move leads to Akliouche lining one up from distance. He strikes it well enough, but it drifts wide of the target.
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THEY SMELL BLOOD! PSG quickly go in search of the second goal, and Dembele races in behind the defence. Takac is out of goal and the forward looks to dink the ball over him, but can only clip it wide of the far post. That should've been 2-0!
17'
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Goal 1-0
PSG HAVE THE BREAKTHROUGH!!! DEMBELE MAKES IT 1-0! SLOVAN'S RESOLVE IS BROKEN! Dembele's initial cross is only cleared as far as Mendes. The left-back unleashes a fierce volley that crashes against the post. However, it ricochets straight into the path of Dembele, who takes a touch before drilling the rebound past Takac.
14'
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As the hosts go on the attack again, Dembele goes down wanting a penalty under pressure from Cruz. The 2025 Ballon d'Or winner is being ambitious, though, and the referee isn't interested in his antics.
11'
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The visitors enjoy a decent spell of possession to take some of the sting out of PSG's early threat. They have never previously beaten a French opponent in five attempts (D2 L3).
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Slovan do boast a proud history on the continent. Their aforementioned Cup Winners' Cup triumph of 1969 remains the only victory for a Slovakian side in European competition. They also provided seven players for the victorious Czechoslovakia team at the 1976 European Championship.
7'
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It already looks like it's going to be a long day for the visitors, with PSG constantly looking to attack. They manage to maintain their concentration levels and discipline, making blocks to deny attempts from Dembele and Fabian Ruiz.
5'
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The visitors embark on a decent break with Barseghyan leading their charge through the centre of the field. He looks to feed it into Sporar, but Pacho's there to shield the ball back to Safonov. If Slovan are to get anything from this game, they have to take any opportunity that falls their way.
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CHANCE FOR PSG! Fernandez should score! PSG quickly assert themselves on proceedings. Hakimi is forward to support the attack. He lays the ball into the path of Dembele, who completely misses it with his first-time attempt. However, the ball subsequently rolls on for Fernandez, but Takac spreads himself well to make a smart save.
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Not very wise! The visitors look to play out from the back, and are almost punished inside the opening minute. Thankfully for them, the cross towards the far post just about evades Torres.
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Here we go then! Mykola Balakin is our referee. He blows his whistle and Slovan kick things off.
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Unsurprisingly, Opta's supercomputer makes PSG the heavy favourites for victory here at 85.4%. Slovan are given just a 6% chance of shocking the two-time defending champions, with a draw at 8.6%. We'll soon find out what happens, as the two teams make their way out onto the field.
team news
Meanwhile, Slovan match their opponents with a 4-3-3 formation. Martinez, Pokorny and Ibrahim are set for an intriguing battle and test of their credentials in the middle of the park. Barseghyan, who starts on the right wing, was one of the bright sparks of their Champions League campaign two seasons ago, with three direct goal involvements (one goal, two assists), while he also created the most chances for his side (10).
team news
Luis Enrique makes five changes from PSG's 2-1 defeat to Monaco on Friday. There are Champions League debuts for Akliouche and Torres, with the latter coming into the starting XI. Zabarnyi, Mendes, Fernandez and Dembele are also recalled. Kvaratskhelia, Doue and Neves have to settle for places on the bench, though they're not bad options to bring on if needed!
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SUBS: Aleksandar Popovic, Sahmkou Camara, Samuel Kozlovsky, Kevin Wimmer, Danylo Ihnatenko, Alen Mustafic, Nino Marcelli, Artur Gajdos, Daiki Matsuoka, Alasana Yirajang, Alexej Maros, Roman Cerepkai.
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SLOVAN BRATISLAVA (4-3-3): Dominik Takac; Cesar Blackman, Kenan Bajric, Svetozar Markovic, Sandro Cruz; Cristian Martinez, Peter Pokorny, Rahim Ibrahim; Tigran Barseghyan, Andraz Sporar, Suleiman Camara.
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SUBS: Lucas Chevalier, Beraldo, Marquinhos, Lucas Digne, Lucas Hernandez, Senny Mayulu, Warren Zaire-Emery, Joao Neves, Desire Doue, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Mika Godts, Quentin Ndjantou.
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PSG (4-3-3): Matvey Safonov; Achraf Hakimi, Illia Zabarnyi, Willian Pacho, Nuno Mendes; Dro Fernandez, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz; Ferran Torres, Ousmane Dembele, Maghnes Akliouche.
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European Cup Winners' Cup champions in 1969, Slovan Bratislava are embarking on only their second ever appearance in the group/league phase of the Champions League. Their debut two years ago was one to forget, as they lost all eight of their matches. Yaya Toure, the first African manager in the Champions League proper, is the man tasked with improving their fortunes this time around. The former midfield maestro has already successfully guided them here from the second qualifying round. His side remained unbeaten in all six matches, as they defeated Iberia 1999, Mjallby and Celje on aggregate. The Slovakian champions will relish this opportunity, but they also arrive in Paris with a point to prove, having suffered back-to-back league defeats.
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Only Real Madrid, Ajax and Bayern Munich have ever won the European Cup/Champions League in three successive years. That's the company PSG are bidding to join this season, and they will certainly fancy their chances. Les Parisiens have won their Champions League opener in each of the last four seasons, while none of the last 35 reigning champions have lost the first match of their title defence. The last team to suffer such a feat were Celtic when they lost to Dynamo Kyiv back in 1967. PSG already have the UEFA Super Cup in the bag, but it's not exactly been a flying start to this season for them. They were beaten by Lens in the Trophee des Champions, and are still waiting for their first victory in Ligue 1 after three games. Nevertheless, Luis Enrique's side will be confident of getting the job done here.
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Hello everyone and welcome to live text coverage of the new Champions League season! The opening matchday continues as Parc des Princes, where two-time reigning champions Paris Saint-Germain's quest for a three-peat begins against Slovan Bratislava.
Key Players
Ousmane Dembélé
2.1
Expected Goals
3
Shots On Target
Ousmane Dembélé
63 Min
Andraž Šporar
0
Expected Goals
0
Shots On Target
Andraž Šporar
79 Min
Actual Play Time - #57:21
O Opta
Actual 57:21
Total 93:07
Team Members
PSG
24 players
Luis Enrique
Enrique
#-1
Achraf Hakimi
Hakimi
#2
Beraldo
Beraldo
#4
Marquinhos
Marquinhos
#5
Ilya Zabarnyi
Zabarnyi
#6
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia
Kvaratskhelia
#7
Fabián Ruiz
Ruiz
#8
Ferran Torres
Torres
#9
Ousmane Dembélé
Dembélé
#10
Maghnes Akliouche
Akliouche
#11
Lucas Digne
Digne
#12
Désiré Doué
Doué
#14
Vitinha
Vitinha
#17
Lucas Hernández
Lucas
#21
Mika Godts
M. Godts
#22
Senny Mayulu
Mayulu
#24
Nuno Mendes
Mendes
#25
Dro Fernández
Fernandez
#27
Lucas Chevalier
Chevalier
#30
Warren Zaire-Emery
Zaire-Emery
#33
Matvey Safonov
Safonov
#39
Quentin Ndjantou
Ndjantou
#47
Willian Pacho
Pacho
#51
João Neves
J. Neves
#87
Slovan Bratislava
27 players
Yaya Toure
Toure
#-1
Aleksandar Popovic
A. Popović
#1
Samuel Kozlovsky
S. Kozlovsky
#2
Peter Pokorný
Pokorný
#3
Rahim Ibrahim
R. Ibrahim
#5
Kevin Wimmer
Wimmer
#6
Artur Gajdoš
Gajdoš
#8
Mykola Kukharevych
Kuharevych
#9
Nino Marcelli
Marcelli
#10
Tigran Barseghyan
Barseghyan
#11
Kenan Bajric
Bajric
#12
Roman Cerepkai
Cerepkai
#13
Alasana Yirajang
A. Yirajang
#14
Svetozar Markovic
Marković
#15
Manasse Kianga
Kianga
#19
Alen Mustafić
A. Mustafic
#20
Suleiman Camara
Camara
#21
Cesar Blackman
Blackman
#28
Alexej Maros
Maros
#29
Adam Griger
A. Griger
#30
Sahmkou Camara
Camara
#49
Sandro Cruz
Cruz
#57
Cristian Martinez
Martinez
#70
Dominik Takáč
Takáč
#71
Danylo Ignatenko
Ihnatenko
#77
Daiki Matsuoka
Matsuoka
#88
Andraž Šporar
Šporar
#99