On a cold matchday two Prague storylines crossed the league. Sparta tightened the gap at the top with a win at Dukla while Slavia had to see out a game with ten men and left with a draw. Individual performances cut through that backdrop, with players from several clubs producing decisive displays. Some piled up points through goals and assists others through blocks and saves. In the TOP10 the points ranged between 19.2 and 32.8.

1. S. Petruța – 32.8 fantasy points

He played the full match for Zlín against Sigma Olomouc. Most of his points came from goals, 27 points are listed in that category, supplemented by won duels and an interception. It was a classic attacking midfielder performance focused on final third impact and efficient finishing. Compared to others in the top ten he stands out for having the bulk of his score coming specifically from goals.

2. T. Chorý – 29.8 fantasy points

Chorý was in the starting lineup for Slavia and completed the game. He collected points with a mixture of goals and assists, the breakdown shows significant values for goal assists and finished chances. His display looked like concrete finishing of team moves rather than isolated moments. In the top ten he offered a blend of finishing and duel success in the penalty area.

3. A. Kayondo – 26.2 fantasy points

He played the full match for Slovan Liberec as recorded in his game data. Despite a penalty for a red card he added high points for defensive blocks and offensive contribution, with outfielder block and goal assist among the notable items. The performance was two sided combining strong defensive actions with a single costly dismissal. He differs from the rest by the mix of strong plus entries and a significant negative.

4. R. Mahuta – 25.8 fantasy points

Mahuta completed the match for Pardubice against Baník Ostrava. His primary source of points were assists, a very high goalAssist figure is present in the breakdown, together with created chances. The display resembled an attacking fullback shift where defensive duties were balanced with direct influence on goals. Among defenders in the top ten he stood out for his attacking returns.

5. S. Kanu – 24.0 fantasy points

He played the entire match for Zlín against Sigma Olomouc. Points came from goals and chance creation, with goals and bigChanceCreated prominent. The performance looked like that of a striker who also helps generate opportunities for teammates. Compared to others he combined finishing efficiency with chance creation.

6. V. Jemelka – 22.5 fantasy points

He played the full match for Viktoria Plzeň with notable outfielder blocks and interceptions plus goal contribution. His profile shows defensive solidity paired with the ability to score. The performance functioned as a defensive leadership display with extra value in attacking moments. He stood out through strong blocks and goal involvements.

7. F. Vecheta – 21.1 fantasy points

Vecheta completed the match for Pardubice against Baník Ostrava. The main scoring came from goals combined with duel and recovery contributions. The performance contained decisive attacking moments that produced tangible fantasy return. In the top ten he was notable as a forward with a high conversion rate in that fixture.

8. F. Wiegele – 20.5 fantasy points

He played the full match for Viktoria Plzeň and dominated the goalkeeper stats. Points were earned through key saves and saved box actions, and a clean sheet is reflected in his breakdown. The display was a goalkeeper’s performance that maintained the result through individual intervention. Versus outfield players he was unique because his points came almost entirely from stops and a shutout.

9. L. Provod – 20.0 fantasy points

Provod played the full match for Slavia Prague in his recorded game. He produced several successful final third passes and contributed to goal scoring, with entries for successfulFinalThirdPasses and goals in the breakdown. His contribution concentrated on linking midfield to attack, combining creation with finishing. In the top ten he represents a midfielder who pulls attacking phases together.

10. P. Adu – 19.2 fantasy points

He played the full match for Viktoria Plzeň where his points came from chance creation and attacking assists, with bigChanceCreated and totalAttAssist present. His performance was creative, preparing opportunities for teammates rather than finishing them. Compared to others in the top ten he was primarily a creator.

Summary: The round featured contrasting team narratives with Sparta closing the gap and Slavia coping with an in-game sending off while individual stars from Plzeň, Liberec and Zlín produced standout fantasy weeks. Players dependent on goals will need confirmation in coming matches. The question of whether Slavia can manage extended spells with ten men and whether Sparta keeps the pressure at the top remains live.