Peter Olayinka’s fortunes shifted dramatically during the football match, as he scored a goal for his team before receiving a red card and being sent off. Meanwhile, Victor Olatunji played for the opposing team and managed to score a late goal to tie the game.

Despite dominating most of the game, Slavia Prague fell behind in the scoreline but managed to complete a comeback. However, with Olayinka’s expulsion, they were left with a numerical disadvantage, allowing Slovan Liberec to capitalize and score a late equalizer, resulting in a 2-2 final score.

The match took place at U Nisy stadium, with Slovan Liberec hosting Slavia Prague. After falling behind, the hosts were given a lifeline by a Nigerian player on the opposing team. Slovan’s Nigerian striker, Olatunji, took advantage and managed to earn his team a point.

The lead changed hands several times during the game, with Cerv scoring for the hosts in the 25th minute, and Olayinka equalizing for Slavia Prague just five minutes later. Slavia Prague took the lead in the second half through a penalty by Van Buren, before Olayinka was sent off, leaving Slovan with an opportunity to score the equalizer in the 95th minute.

Slavia Prague had a clear mission going into the game: to regain their position as league leaders from Sparta Prague. They controlled the game but struggled to score until Cerv’s goal for Slovan Liberec. After equalizing, the game remained evenly matched, but Slavia Prague had more possession and created more chances.

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