AC Sparta Prague in European football

AC Sparta Prague is an association football club from Prague, Czech Republic. The team has participated in 38 seasons of Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) club competitions, including 24 seasons in the Champions League and its predecessors, 14 seasons in the UEFA Cup and Europa League and six seasons in the Cup Winners' Cup. It has played 238 UEFA games, resulting in 95 wins, 55 draws and 88 defeats.[1] The club's first appearance was in the 1964–65 European Cup Winners' Cup.[1] The club's best performance is reaching the semi-finals of the Cup Winners' Cup, which they managed in the 1972–73 season.

AC Sparta Prague in European football
ClubSparta Prague
First entry1964–65 European Cup Winners' Cup
Latest entry2018–19 UEFA Europa League

The club plays its home matches at Generali Arena, an all-seater stadium in Prague. Jiří Novotný has appeared in the most UEFA matches for Sparta, with 83 games to his name. The scoring record is shared between Horst Siegl and Ivan Mráz with 14 goals each.[1]

Key

All-time statistics

The following is a list of the all-time statistics from Sparta Prague's games in the three UEFA tournaments it has participated in, as well as the overall total. The list contains the tournament, the number of seasons (S), games played (P), won (W), drawn (D) and lost (L), as well as goals for (GF), goals against (GA) and goal difference (GD). The statistics are up to date as of 15 August 2019.[1]

Competition P W D L GF GA GD
Champions League 142532960186197–11
Cup Winners' Cup 30155106832+36
Europa League 111453234157131+26
Total28311366104411360+51


Matches

The following is a complete list of matches played by Sparta in UEFA tournaments. It includes the season, tournament, the stage, the opponent club and its country, the date, the venue and the score, with Sparta's score noted first. It is up to date as of the end of 30 September 2016.

List of AC Sparta Prague matches in European football
Season Tournament Stage Opponent Date Venue Score
Team Country
1964–65 Cup Winners' CupR1 Anorthosis Famagusta Cyprus15 September 1964Stadion Letná, Prague10–0
19 September 1964Stadion ve Štruncových sadech, Plzeň6–0
R2West Ham United England24 November 1964Boleyn Ground, London0–2
8 December 1964Stadion Letná, Prague2–1
1965–66 European CupQ Lausanne-Sports Switzerland22 September 1965Stade Olympique de la Pontaise, Lausanne0–0
29 September 1965Stadion Letná, Prague4–0
R1Górnik Zabrze Poland24 November 1965Stadion Letná, Prague3–0
28 November 1965Silesian Stadium, Chorzów2–1
QFPartizan Belgrade Yugoslavia2 March 1966Stadion Letná, Prague4–1
9 March 1966JNA Stadium, Belgrade0–5
1967–68 European CupR1 Skeid Norway20 September 1967Bislett Stadion, Oslo1–0
4 October 1967Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
R2Anderlecht Belgium29 November 1967Stadion Eden, Prague3–2
6 December 1967Émile Versé Stadium, Brussels3–3
QFReal Madrid Spain6 March 1968Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid0–3
20 March 1968Stadion Eden, Prague2–1
1972–73 Cup Winners' CupR1 Standard Liège Belgium12 September 1972Stade Maurice Dufrasne, Liège0–1
26 September 1972Stadion Letná, Prague4–2
R2Ferencváros Hungary24 October 1972Népstadion, Budapest0–2
7 November 1972Stadion Letná, Prague4–1
QFSchalke 04 West Germany6 March 1973Parkstadion, Gelsenkirchen1–2
20 March 1973Stadion Letná, Prague3–0
SFA.C. Milan Italy11 April 1973San Siro, Milan0–1
25 April 1973Stadion Letná, Prague0–1
1976–77 Cup Winners' CupR1 MTK Hungary13 September 1976Hungária körúti stadion, Budapest1–3
28 September 1976Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
1980–81 Cup Winners' CupR1 Spora Luxembourg Luxembourg15 September 1980Stade Municipale, Luxembourg6–0
30 September 1980Stadion Letná, Prague6–0
R2Slavia Sofia Bulgaria21 October 1980Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
4 November 1980Slavia Stadium, Sofia0–3
1981–82 UEFA CupR1 Neuchâtel Xamax Switzerland15 September 1981Stade de la Maladière, Neuchâtel0–4
29 September 1981Stadion Letná, Prague3–2
1983–84 UEFA CupR1 Real Madrid Spain14 September 1983Stadion Letná, Prague3–2
28 September 1983Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid1–1
R2Widzew Łódź Poland19 October 1983Away0–1
2 November 1983Home3–0
R3Watford England23 November 1983Vicarage Road, Watford3–2
7 December 1983Home4–0
QFHajduk Split Yugoslavia7 March 1984Home1–0
21 March 1984Away0–2 (aet)
1984–85 European CupR1 Vålerenga Norway19 September 1984Bislett Stadion, Oslo3–3
3 October 1984Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
R2Lyngby Denmark24 October 1984Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
7 November 1984Idrætsparken, Copenhagen2–1
QFJuventus Italy6 March 1985Stadio Olimpico, Turin0–3
20 March 1985Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
1985–86 European CupR1 Barcelona Spain18 September 1985Stadion Letná, Prague1–2
2 October 1985Camp Nou, Barcelona1–0 (ag)
1986–87 UEFA CupR1 Vitória S.C. Portugal17 September 1986Home1–1
1 October 1986Away1–2
1987–88 European CupR1 Fram Iceland16 September 1987Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík2–0
30 September 1987Stadion Letná, Prague8–0
R2Anderlecht Belgium21 October 1987Stadion Letná, Prague1–2
4 November 1987Constant Vanden Stock Stadium, Brussels0–1
1988–89 European CupR1 Steaua București Romania7 September 1988Stadion Letná, Prague1–5
5 October 1988Stadionul Steaua, Bucharest2–2
1989–90 European CupR1 Fenerbahçe Turkey13 September 1989Stadion Letná, Prague3–1
27 September 1989Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium, Istanbul2–1
R2CSKA Sofia Bulgaria18 October 1989Štadión Antona Malatinského, Trnava2–2
1 November 1989Balgarska Armia Stadium, Sofia0–3
1990–91 European CupR1 Spartak Moscow USSR19 September 1990Stadion Letná, Prague0–2
3 October 1990Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow0–2
1991–92 European CupR1 Rangers Scotland18 September 1991Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
2 October 1991Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow1–2 (ag)
R2Marseille France23 October 1991Stade Vélodrome, Marseille2–3
6 November 1991Stadion Letná, Prague2–1 (ag)
Group Barcelona Spain27 November 1991Camp Nou, Barcelona2–3
Dynamo Kyiv USSR11 December 1991Stadion Letná, Prague2–1
Benfica Portugal4 March 1992Estádio da Luz, Lisbon1–1
18 March 1992Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
Barcelona Spain1 April 1992Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
Dynamo Kyiv USSR15 April 1992Olimpiyskiy, Kyiv0–1
1992–93 Cup Winners' CupR1 Airdrieonians Scotland15 September 1992Away1–0
30 September 1992Home2–1
R2Werder Bremen Germany21 October 1992Weserstadion, Bremen3–2
4 November 1992Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
QFParma Italy2 March 1993Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
16 March 1993Stadio Ennio Tardini, Parma0–2
1993–94 Champions LeagueR1 AIK Sweden15 September 1993Råsundastadion, Stockholm0–1
29 September 1993Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
R2Anderlecht Belgium20 October 1993Stadion Letná, Prague0–1
3 November 1993Constant Vanden Stock Stadium, Brussels2–4
1994–95 Champions LeagueQ IFK Göteborg Sweden10 August 1994Chance Arena, Jablonec nad Nisou1–0
24 August 1994Ullevi, Gothenburg0–2
1995–96 UEFA CupQ Galatasaray Turkey8 August 1995Stadion Letná, Prague3–1
22 August 1995Ali Sami Yen Stadium, Istanbul1–1
R1Silkeborg Denmark12 September 1995Stadion Letná, Prague0–1
26 September 1995Silkeborg Stadion, Silkeborg2–1 (ag)
R2Zimbru Chișinău Moldova17 October 1995Stadion Letná, Prague4–3
31 October 1995Chișinău2–0
R3A.C. Milan Italy23 November 1995San Siro, Milan0–2
7 December 1995Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
1996–97 Cup Winners' CupQ Glentoran Northern Ireland8 August 1996The Oval, Belfast2–1
22 August 1996Stadion Letná, Prague8–0
R1Sturm Graz Austria12 September 1996Arnold Schwarzenegger Stadium, Graz2–2
26 September 1996Stadion Letná, Prague1–1 (ag)
R2Fiorentina Italy17 October 1996Stadio Artemio Franchi, Florence1–2
31 October 1996Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
1997–98 Champions LeagueQ2 Salzburg Austria13 August 1997Stadion Lehen, Salzburg0–0
27 August 1997Stadion Letná, Prague3–0
Group Parma Italy17 September 1997Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
Borussia Dortmund Germany1 October 1997Westfalenstadion, Dortmund1–4
Galatasaray Turkey22 October 1997Stadion Letná, Prague3–0
5 November 1997Ali Sami Yen Stadium, Istanbul0–2
Parma Italy27 November 1997Stadio Ennio Tardini, Parma2–2
Borussia Dortmund Germany10 December 1997Stadion Letná, Prague0–3
1998–99 Champions LeagueQ2 Dynamo Kyiv Ukraine12 August 1998Olimpiyskiy, Kyiv1–0
26 August 1998Stadion Letná, Prague0–1 (pen)
UEFA CupR1 Real Sociedad Spain15 September 1998Stadion Letná, Prague2–4
29 September 1998Anoeta Stadium, San Sebastián0–1
1999–00 Champions LeagueGroup Bordeaux France15 September 1999Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
Spartak Moscow Russia21 September 1999Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow1–1
Willem II Netherlands28 September 1999Stadion Letná, Prague4–0
20 October 1999Koning Willem II Stadion, Tilburg4–3
Bordeaux France26 October 1999Stade Chaban-Delmas, Bordeaux0–0
Spartak Moscow Russia3 November 1999Stadion Letná, Prague5–2
Group 2 Porto Portugal23 November 1999Stadion Letná, Prague0–2
Barcelona Spain8 December 1999Camp Nou, Barcelona0–5
Hertha Berlin Germany1 March 2000Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
7 March 2000Olympic Stadium, Berlin1–0
Porto Portugal15 March 2000Estádio das Antas, Porto2–2
Barcelona Spain21 March 2000Stadion Letná, Prague1–2
2000–01 Champions LeagueQ3 Zimbru Chișinău Moldova8 August 2000Speia, Chișinău1–0
23 August 2000Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
Group Arsenal England12 September 2000Stadion Letná, Prague0–1
Lazio Italy20 September 2000Stadio Olimpico, Rome0–3
Shakhtar Donetsk Ukraine27 September 2000Stadion Letná, Prague3–2
17 October 2000Shakhtar Stadium, Donetsk1–2
Arsenal England25 October 2000Highbury Stadium, London2–4
Lazio Italy7 November 2000Stadion Letná, Prague0–1
2001–02 Champions LeagueGroup Bayern Munich Germany18 September 2001Olympiastadion, Berlin0–0
Feyenoord Netherlands25 September 2001Stadion Letná, Prague4–0
Spartak Moscow Russia10 October 2001Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
Feyenoord Netherlands17 October 2001De Kuip, Rotterdam2–0
Spartak Moscow Russia23 October 2001Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow2–2
Bayern Munich Germany31 October 2001Stadion Letná, Prague0–1
Group 2 Real Madrid Spain21 November 2001Stadion Letná, Prague2–3
Porto Portugal4 December 2001Estádio das Antas, Porto1–0
Panathinaikos Greece19 February 2002Stadion Letná, Prague0–2
27 February 2002Apostolos Nikolaidis Stadium, Athens1–2
Real Madrid Spain12 March 2002Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid0–3
Porto Portugal20 March 2002Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
2002–03 Champions LeagueQ2 Torpedo Kutaisi Georgia31 July 2002Stadion Letná, Prague3–0
7 August 2002Tsentraluri, Kutaisi2–1
Q3Genk Belgium13 August 2002KRC Genk Arena, Genk0–2
27 August 2002Stadion Letná, Prague4–2 (ag)
UEFA CupR1 Široki Brijeg Bosnia and Herzegovina19 September 2002Stadion Letná, Prague3–0
3 October 2002Stadion Pecara, Široki Brijeg1–0
R2Denizlispor Turkey31 October 2002Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
14 November 2002Denizli Atatürk Stadium, Denizli0–2
2003–04 Champions LeagueQ3 Vardar Macedonia13 August 2003Philip II Arena, Skopje3–2
26 August 2003Stadion Letná, Prague2–2
Group Chelsea England16 September 2003Stadion Letná, Prague0–1
Lazio Italy1 October 2003Stadio Olimpico, Rome2–2
Beşiktaş Turkey22 October 2003Stadion Letná, Prague2–1
4 November 2003BJK İnönü Stadium, Istanbul0–1
Chelsea England26 November 2003Stamford Bridge, London0–0
Lazio Italy9 December 2003Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
Round of 16A.C. Milan Italy24 February 2004Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
10 March 2004San Siro, Milan1–4
2004–05 Champions LeagueQ2 APOEL Cyprus28 July 2004GSP Stadium, Nicosia2–2
4 August 2004Stadion Letná, Prague2–1
Q3Ferencváros Hungary11 August 2004Albert Flórián Stadium, Budapest0–1
25 August 2004Stadion Letná, Prague2–0 (aet)
Group Fenerbahçe Turkey15 September 2004Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium, Istanbul0–1
Lyon France28 September 2004Stadion Letná, Prague1–2
Manchester United England19 October 2004Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
3 November 2004Old Trafford, Manchester1–4
Fenerbahçe Turkey23 November 2004Stadion Letná, Prague0–1
Lyon France8 December 2004Stade de Gerland, Lyon0–5
2005–06 Champions LeagueGroup Ajax Netherlands14 September 2005Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
Thun Switzerland27 September 2005Stade de Suisse, Bern0–1
Arsenal England18 October 2005Stadion Letná, Prague0–2
2 November 2005Highbury Stadium, London0–3
Ajax Netherlands22 November 2005Amsterdam ArenA, Amsterdam1–2
Thun Switzerland7 December 2005Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
2006–07 UEFA CupR1 Hearts Scotland14 September 2006Murrayfield, Edinburgh2–0
28 September 2006Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
Group Espanyol Spain19 October 2006Stadion Letná, Prague0–2
Zulte Waregem Belgium2 November 2006Jules Ottenstadion, Ghent1–3
Ajax Netherlands23 November 2006Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
Austria Vienna Austria30 November 2006Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna1–0
2007–08 Champions LeagueQ3 Arsenal England15 August 2007Stadion Letná, Prague0–2
29 August 2007Emirates Stadium, London0–3
UEFA CupR1 Odense Boldklub Denmark20 September 2007Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
4 October 2007Odense Stadion, Odense0–0 (aet) (pen)
Group Zürich Switzerland25 October 2007Stadion Letná, Prague1–2
Toulouse France8 November 2007Stadium Municipal, Toulouse3–2
Spartak Moscow Russia29 November 2007Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
Bayer Leverkusen Germany6 December 2007BayArena, Leverkusen0–1
2008–09 Champions LeagueQ2 Sheriff Tiraspol Moldova30 July 2008Stadionul Sheriff, Tiraspol1–0
6 August 2008Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
Q3Panathinaikos Greece13 August 2008Stadion Letná, Prague1–2
26 August 2008Spiros Louis Olympic Stadium, Athens0–1
UEFA CupR1 Dinamo Zagreb Croatia18 September 2008Stadion Maksimir, Zagreb0–0
2 October 2008Stadion Letná, Prague3–3 (ag)
2009–10 Champions LeagueQ3 Panathinaikos Greece28 July 2009Stadion Letná, Prague3–1
4 August 2009Spiros Louis Olympic Stadium, Athens0–3
Europa LeaguePO Maribor Slovenia20 August 2009Ljudski vrt, Maribor2–0
27 August 2009Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
Group PSV Eindhoven Netherlands17 September 2009Stadion Letná, Prague2–2
Copenhagen Denmark1 October 2009Parken, Copenhagen0–1
CFR Cluj Romania22 October 2009Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
5 November 2009Stadionul Dr. Constantin Rădulescu, Cluj-Napoca3–2
PSV Eindhoven Netherlands3 December 2009Philips Stadion, Eindhoven0–1
Copenhagen Denmark16 December 2009Stadion Letná, Prague0–3
2010–11 Champions LeagueQ2 Liepājas Metalurgs Latvia13 July 2010Daugava Stadium, Liepāja3–0
21 July 2010Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
Q3Lech Poznań Poland27 July 2010Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
4 August 2010Municipal Stadium, Poznań1–0
POŽilina Slovakia17 August 2010Stadion Letná, Prague0–2
25 August 2010Stadium Pod Dubňom, Žilina0–1
Europa LeagueGroup Palermo Italy16 September 2010Stadion Letná, Prague3–2
CSKA Moscow Russia30 September 2010Arena Khimki, Khimki0–3
Lausanne Switzerland21 October 2010Stadion Letná, Prague3–3
4 November 2010Stade Olympique de la Pontaise, Lausanne3–1
Palermo Italy2 December 2010Stadio Renzo Barbera, Palermo2–2
CSKA Moscow Russia15 December 2010Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
Round of 32Liverpool England17 February 2011Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
24 February 2011Anfield, Liverpool0–1
2011–12 Europa LeagueQ3 Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina28 July 2011Stadion Letná, Prague5–0
4 August 2011Asim Ferhatović Hase Stadium, Sarajevo2–0
POVaslui Romania18 August 2011Stadionul Ceahlăul, Piatra Neamţ0–2
25 August 2011Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
2012–13 Europa LeagueQ3 Admira Wacker Mödling Austria2 August 2012Bundesstadion Südstadt, Maria Enzersdorf2–0
9 August 2012Stadion Letná, Prague2–2
POFeyenoord Netherlands23 August 2012De Kuip, Rotterdam2–2
30 August 2012Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
Group Lyon France20 September 2012Stade de Gerland, Lyon1–2
Athletic Bilbao Spain4 October 2012Stadion Letná, Prague3–1
H. Kiryat Shmona Israel25 October 2012Stadion Letná, Prague3–1
8 November 2012Kiryat Eliezer Stadium, Haifa1–1
Lyon France22 November 2012Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
Athletic Bilbao Spain6 December 2012San Mamés, Bilbao0–0
Round of 32Chelsea England14 February 2013Stadion Letná, Prague0–1
21 February 2013Stamford Bridge, London1–1
2013–14 Europa LeagueQ2 Häcken Sweden18 July 2013Stadion Letná, Prague2–2
25 July 2013Ullevi, Gothenburg0–1
2014–15 Champions LeagueQ2 Levadia Tallinn Estonia15 July 2014Stadion Letná, Prague7–0
22 July 2014Kadriorg Stadium, Tallinn1–1
Q3 Malmö FF Sweden29 July 2014Stadion Letná, Prague4–2
6 August 2014Swedbank Stadion, Malmö0–2 (ag)
Europa League PO PEC Zwolle Netherlands21 August 2014IJsseldelta Stadion, Zwolle1–1
28 August 2014Stadion Letná, Prague3–1
Group Napoli Italy18 September 2014Stadio San Paolo, Naples1–3
Young Boys Switzerland2 October 2014Stadion Letná, Prague3–1
Slovan Bratislava Slovakia23 October 2014Štadión Pasienky, Bratislava3–0
6 November 2014Stadion Letná, Prague4–0
Napoli Italy27 November 2014Stadion Letná, Prague0–0
Young Boys Switzerland11 December 2014Stade de Suisse, Bern0–2
2015–16 Champions LeagueQ3 CSKA Moscow Russia28 July 2015Arena Khimki, Khimki2–2
4 August 2015Stadion Letná, Prague2–3
Europa League PO Thun Switzerland20 August 2015Stadion Letná, Prague3–1
27 August 2015Stockhorn Arena, Thun3–3
Group Asteras Tripoli Greece17 September 2015Theodoros Kolokotronis Stadium, Tripoli1–1
APOEL Cyprus1 October 2015Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
Schalke 04 Germany22 October 2015Veltins-Arena, Gelsenkirchen2–2
5 November 2015Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
Asteras Tripoli Greece26 November 2015Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
APOEL Cyprus10 December 2015GSP Stadium, Nicosia3–1
Round of 32Krasnodar Russia18 February 2016Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
25 February 2016Kuban Stadium, Krasnodar3–0
Round of 16Lazio Italy10 March 2016Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
17 March 2016Stadio Olimpico, Rome3–0
QFVillarreal Spain7 April 2016Estadio El Madrigal, Villarreal1–2
14 April 2016Stadion Letná, Prague2–4
2016–17 Champions LeagueQ3 Steaua București Romania26 July 2016Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
3 August 2016Arena Națională, Bucharest0–2
Europa League PO SønderjyskE Denmark18 August 2016Sydbank Park, Haderslev0–0
25 August 2016Stadion Letná, Prague3–2
Group Southampton England15 September 2016St Mary's Stadium, Southampton0–3
Inter Milan Italy29 September 2016Stadion Letná, Prague3–1
Hapoel Be'er Sheva Israel20 October 2016Turner Stadium, Beersheba1–0
3 November 2016Stadion Letná, Prague2–0
Southampton England24 November 2016Stadion Letná, Prague1–0
Inter Milan Italy8 December 2016San Siro, Milan1–2
R32 Rostov Russia16 February 2017Olimp-2, Rostov0–4
23 February 2017Stadion Letná, Prague1–1
2017–18 Europa LeagueQ3 Red Star Belgrade Serbia27 July 2017Stadion Rajko Mitić, Belgrade0–2
4 August 2017Stadion Letná, Prague0–1
2018–19 Europa LeagueQ2 Spartak Subotica Serbia26 July 2018Karađorđe Stadium, Novi Sad0–2
2 August 2018Stadion Letná, Prague2–1
2019–20 Europa LeagueQ3 Trabzonspor Turkey8 August 2019Stadion Letná, Prague2–2
15 August 2019Medical Park Stadyumu, Trabzon1–2
2020–21 Europa LeagueQ3

References
  1. "AC Sparta Prague". Union of European Football Associations. Retrieved 31 October 2013.
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