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Slavia Prague tackle Oxford exam
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PRAGUE (AFP) — Czech league club Slavia Prague will take a step back into history to celebrate its new 21,000 seat stadium by playing a team of students from Oxford University AFC, the club announced on Thursday.
Oxford University was the first English club to take on Slavia in 1899, winning 3-0 in front of a record crowd of 4,000.
Slavia got their revenge 37 years later with an 8-2 win.
Slavia, currently second in the Czech league with a total of 14 league titles since being founded in 1896, will play Oxford on May 7.
The new stadium was built on the site of a dilapidated ground in the south of the capital which the club had to leave in 2000 after around half a century.
Slavia was forced to move from its previous home in the centre because...
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