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Slavia Prague Concede Twice in Stoppage Time as Lens Complete Comeback Win

VAVEL2026.09.10
Slavia Prague Concede Twice in Stoppage Time as Lens Complete Comeback Win
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Slavia Prague led 2-1 into stoppage time but lost 2-3 to RC Lens at Fortuna Arena on September 10 in a Champions League matchday 1 game. Florian Thauvin and Ruben Aguilar scored in the 90th-plus-2nd and 90th-plus-4th minutes to complete a dramatic turnaround for Lens.

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Ricardo Kishi
Ricardo KishiCulture Correspondent

You can imagine Fortuna Arena being in full victory mode for most of the second half. Then it flipped completely in the space of two stoppage-time minutes, and that kind of shift in a stadium's mood is exactly what makes matchdays like this unforgettable. For Lens's traveling fans, this is a win they'll be telling stories about for years.

Minori Nakatsuji
Minori NakatsujiJapan & J.League Correspondent

I usually follow the J.League, so dramatic stoppage-time turnarounds like this always get to me. Locals tell me a team collapsing late after going down to ten men isn't unusual in Czech football either. It's not something that shows up in the stats, but the moment a team's concentration snaps might be the same everywhere.

Ryo Saeki
Ryo SaekiMatchday Editor

Bottom line first: this was decided by a difference in concentration late on. Slavia led 2-1 through the 78th minute on Sturm's brace, so conceding twice in stoppage time was more painful than the scoreline alone suggests. Going down to ten men on a second-half red card was also a turning point in this one.

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