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Olympiacos Piraeus vs Sparta Prague — live score, lineups, stats, h2h and where to watch

Full time: Olympiacos Piraeus 1–0 Sparta Prague.

Olympiacos Piraeus

TOP STATS

Sparta Prague
60Possession %40
2.17
Expected goals (xG)
0.71
23
Total shots
14
3
Shots on target
1
3
Big chances
0
14
Corner kicks
3
85% (401/472)
Passes
81% (263/326)
2
Yellow cards
4

Match Events

Goal
Yellow Card
Red Card
HTHalf Time
  • Martins Gelson
    90'+2
  • Jota Silva
    83'
  • Sa GustavoChiquinho
    83'
  • 80'
    Suchomel Martin
  • 79'
    Kaderabek PavelHoever Ki Jana
  • Gonzalez Armando(1-0)
    78'
  • 77'
    Singateh Ebriha
  • Pedersen MarcusSaliakas Manolis
    74'
  • Tiknizyan NairOnyemaechi Sopuruchukwu Bruno
    74'
  • 67'
    Vydra PatrikMacek Roman
  • 67'
    Singateh EbrihaJurasek Matej
  • Puerta GustavoHezze Santiago
    63'
  • Gonzalez ArmandoYaremchuk Roman
    62'
  • 60'
    Brunes JonatanVojta Matyas
  • 46'
    Mannsverk Heggheim SivertSochurek Hugo
  • 38'
    Macek Roman
  • 29'
    Zeleny Jaroslav

Head to head

Olympiacos Piraeus — recent form
WWWWW
Sparta Prague — recent form
WWWDD

About the match

Olympiacos Piraeus 1-0 Sparta Prague — result

Olympiacos Piraeus play Sparta Prague on Thursday 22 October 2026 in Europa League - Qualification.

Olympiacos Piraeus beat Sparta Prague 1-0. Period by period it went 1H 0-0, 2H 1-0. Gonzalez A. (78') scored. Olympiacos Piraeus finished with 2.17 expected goals (xg) to Sparta Prague's 0.71. On ball possession, it was 60% to 40%. The result leaves Olympiacos Piraeus 14th on 9 points and Sparta Prague 29th on 4.

Final score1-0
CompetitionEuropa League - Qualification
Season2026
FormOLY WWWWW · SPA DDWWW
League positionOLY 14th · SPA 29th

Updated 2 days ago

Frequently asked questions

+ When do Olympiacos Piraeus and Sparta Prague kick off?

Olympiacos Piraeus host Sparta Prague on Thursday 22 October 2026 at 19:00 UTC UTC.

+ How does this Europa League - Qualification tie work?

This fixture between Olympiacos Piraeus and Sparta Prague is one leg of a two-legged Europa League - Qualification tie; the aggregate score over both matches decides which side advances.