- Address: Prague
- Country: Czech Republic
- Capacity: 19,000
- Opened: 7 May 2008
- Main use: Football
- Tenants: Slavia Praha (football)
Extra stadium info – Fortuna Arena
The construction of the venue, which was named Sinobo Stadium before it became the Fortuna Arena, started in 2006. Several world-famous artists performed at the stadium. In 2008, the national football team of the Czech Republic played their first match at the venue. 14,000 people attended the game between the Czech Republic and Lithuania. The home side won the game 2-0. Jan Koller scored both goals. Koller played professional football for Sparta Praha, Sporting Lokeren, Anderlecht, Borussia Dortmund, AS Monaco, 1. FC Nürnberg, Krylia Sovetov and AS Cannes before he ended his professional football career in 2011.
The UEFA Super Cup and the UEFA Conference League
The Fortuna Arena hosted the UEFA Super Cup in 2013 for the first time in its history. 17,000 people attended the match between the German side FC Bayern München and the English side Chelsea FC. The Germans defeated Chelsea in a penalty shoot-out. In 2023, the Fortuna Arena hosted its first-ever UEFA Confederations League final. The UEFA Confederations League is known as the third-tier competition in European club football. The English side West Ham United won the final after defeating the Italian side Fiorentina in front of 17,000 spectators.
Slavia Praha
Slavia Praha use the Fortuna Arena for home games. The club was founded in 1892. AC Sparta Praha are known as the arch-rivals of Slavia Praha. Slavia Praha won various domestic top-flight league titles. In 2007, they played their first-ever UEFA Champions League group-stage match. Slavia Praha won the European football championship game 2-1. 15,000 fans attended the match, which took place at the Fortuna Arena. That football season, Slavia Praha finished below the Spanish side Sevilla FC and the English side Arsenal FC in the group stage of the UEFA Champions League.
