

First League
The best of the best. Prague’s two “S” clubs have owned it for years — but the chasing pack has other plans.

UEFA to make women’s football Europe’s most played and funded sport for women and girls by 2030.

This generation is make-or-break.
Don’t sleep on it.



The best of the best. Prague’s two “S” clubs have owned it for years — but the chasing pack has other plans.


A world away from the top flight, and Sparta’s B side’s stomping ground — yet it keeps sending players up who stick.


The nation’s favorite knockout. One game at a time — switch off for a minute and you’re gone, waiting a whole year for another shot. Cruel game.


Every footballer’s dream — the most prestigious club competition on the planet. Who’ll be the first Czech side to take down OL Lyonnes?


Europe’s newest club competition — and Sparta Praha ran all the way to the semifinals in its very first season.


Playing for your country — there’s no bigger honor. A first major tournament appearance is still out there, and our time is coming.
Quite a few clubs fit into
The country’s three biggest cities all have top-flight football.

The reigning champion. Stormed the Europa Cup semifinals first,
then finished with the domestic double in hand.

Prague
City
SK Prosek Stadium
Home
First League
Flight
Colors
Biggest win — served four times
7:0
Seven unanswered goals — two of them in somebody else’s stadium. Going places.
Europe — UWEC semifinalists
The road raiders.
Every tie they won was scoreless at home — quiet nights at the arena, then goals by the handful on the road.
Domestic Cup — road to the double
The quiet final.
Twelve goals to get there, none in the finals — Slavia wouldn’t crack, and it took penalties to seal the double.




Czech for lionesses...…but don’t translate the roar.

1993
Established
33rd
FIFA ranking
League B
Nations League
The group stage is done — the Lvice went through Group B1 as runners-up. What remains is knockout football: two two-legged ties between us and our first World Cup.
Round 2 · Nov 26 — Dec 5, 2026
The winners meet.
FIFA Women’s World Cup
Brazil 2027.
Hockey is not floorball.
Train is not subway.
Men is not women.
Her game stands on its own — its own speed, its own tactics, its own rivalries.