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Under the dazzling floodlights, it was a night to remember for Slavia Praha as they routed Servette FC, scoring an impressive four goals to nil in their UEFA Europa League face-off.

Underneath the lights and the Cinderella sky, an epic battle unfolded in the grand stage of the UEFA Europa League 23/24 - Slavia Praha against Servette FC. An atmospheric clash that saw Slavia Praha - the fiery dragons from Prague, blow away Servette FC - the gallant knights from Geneva, with a flamboyant 4-0 scoreline.

As the match kick-started under a glimmering night, the magical 45 minutes of the first half began weaving the captivating tale. At minute 15, the boisterous applause engulfed the arena when the daring David Doudera, the unassisted hero from Praha, ferociously shot the ball into the net. At the blink of an eye, the dragons led 1-0, igniting the fire of victory. But the fire was not about to die down.

A turn of events saw Samba Diba from Servette FC shown the yellow card at minute 22, with his courage, unfortunately, landing him in trouble. Undeterred, the dragons continued their flamboyant showcase as Ivan Schranz skillfully scored the second goal at minute 25. Echoes of the rousing cheer could be heard across the city. The magic continued when, at minute 30, Mojmir Chytil, assisted by the maestro Doudera himself, fired the third goal. The dragons had blasted the sky with their blazing performance, leaving the knights stranded on the battlefield.

Catching their breath during minute 35, Praha sent in Jakub Hromada to replace Oscar Dorley. But just before the halftime whistle, and with 2 minutes injury time declared, Chytil struck again, raising the score to a formidable 4-0. With this, what began as a battle reached half-time, tilting heavily in favor of Slavia Praha.

The grand pageantry resumed in the second half with Servette FC attempting to regroup. Yet, the Praha dragons were relentless. Battling fatigue and resistance, they strategically made substitutions at regular intervals with Tijani, Dumitrescu, and Tomič stepping in. Servette FC, however, did not lose heart, counterattacking with substitutions of their own, including Touati's last-minute entry.

Despite these efforts and 3 minutes injury time allowing for a thrilling finale, the knights could not break the dragon's defense. And thus, the fairy tale evening concluded with Slavia Praha basking in a glorious 4-0 victory. This breathtaking match was indeed an epic saga of football, crafting a captivating spectacle for the ages.

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