The highly anticipated Prague derby between Slavia Prague and Sparta Prague ended in chaos on Saturday, as the match was abandoned in the closing minutes when Slavia led 3-2 and was moments away from securing the Czech League title. Hundreds of Slavia fans breached security barriers and stormed the pitch, carrying lit flares and throwing pyrotechnics into the stands. This prompted Czech police to intervene and restore order. Notably, Sparta goalkeeper Jakub Surovcik was struck by a flare during the incident, leading him to express his outrage on social media, stating that such threats and assaults are unacceptable and that he would pursue legal action. The referee subsequently called off the match due to safety concerns, with reports indicating that Sparta players feared for their safety and left the stadium under police escort. Slavia chairman Jaroslav Tvrdik backed the decision to abandon the game, labeling the incident as a disgrace.