

Spartak Trnava
Spartak Trnava 11 ta oʻyindan soʻng Super Liga jadvalida 21 ochko bilan 2-oʻrinda (6 gʻalaba, 3 durang, 2 magʻlubiyat, gollar: 24-14). Spartak Trnava jamoasining soʻnggi formasi (oxirgi beshta oʻyin): G D G G M.
Tashkil topgan
1923
Murabbiy
Gergely Geri
Oʻyin maydoni
CITY ARENA – Štadión Antona Malatinského
Shahar
Trnava
Sigʻimi
19,200
Qoplama
grass
Mavsum statistikasi
Koʻrsatkichlar
6W 3D 1L
H:3W/A:3W
Gollar
24 / 11 (+13)
H:12/A:12
Quruq oʻyinlar
10
H:5/A:5
Oʻrin
3
Soʻnggi natijalar
– Slovan Bratislava
17/10/2026Super Liga
@ Piestany
14/10/2026Slovakiya Kubogi
@ Podbrezova
11/10/2026Super Liga
@ Dun. Streda
20/09/2026Super Liga
– Kosice
12/09/2026Super Liga
@ Ruzomberok
06/09/2026Super Liga
@ Puchov
02/09/2026Slovakiya Kubogi
– Zilina
30/08/2026Super Liga
@ Trencin
23/08/2026Super Liga
– Stankovce
19/08/2026Slovakiya Kubogi
Kelgusi oʻyinlar
@ Skalica
Super Liga
24/10/2026
18:00
– Komarno
Super Liga
31/10/2026
16:30
@ Banska Bystrica
Super Liga
07/11/2026
16:30
@ Michalovce
Super Liga
21/11/2026
16:30
– Trencin
Super Liga
28/11/2026
16:30
@ Zilina
Super Liga
05/12/2026
16:30
– Ruzomberok
Super Liga
12/12/2026
16:30
@ Kosice
Super Liga
06/02/2027
16:30
– Dun. Streda
Super Liga
13/02/2027
16:30
– Podbrezova
Super Liga
20/02/2027
16:30
Spartak Trnava
FC Spartak Trnava is one of Slovakia's most historic and celebrated football clubs, founded in 1923 in the western Slovak city of Trnava. Known as Spartak, the club enjoyed their greatest era in the late 1960s and early 1970s as part of Czechoslovakia, winning multiple league titles and competing in European competitions. The club won the Czechoslovak First League in 1968 and 1969 and were respected participants in the European Cup. Spartak plays home matches at CITY ARENA – Štadión Antona Malatinského, which has a capacity of 19,200, one of the best club stadiums in Slovakia. After years of financial difficulties following Czechoslovakia's dissolution, Spartak has gradually rebuilt, returning to challenging for the Slovak Super Liga title and qualifying for European football in recent seasons.






























