FK Jablonec v Bohemians 1905

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Sunday 13 Dec 2026

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Stadion Střelnice • 

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FK Jablonec is a professional football club from Jablonec nad Nisou in northern Czechia, founded in 1945. The team competes in the Czech First League, now known as the Chance Liga, and plays its home matches at Stadion Střelnice. The compact venue has a capacity of approximately 6,100 spectators and is known for its close-to-the-pitch atmosphere. Jablonec has established itself among the country’s leading clubs, finishing as Czech league runners-up in the 2009–10 season and winning the Czech Cup in 1998–99 and 2012–13. The 2013 cup triumph also earned the club a place in the Czech Supercup, which it won that year. FK Jablonec has represented Czech football in European competition, including the UEFA Europa League group stage in 2018–19. Notable players associated with the club include striker David Lafata, a prolific scorer in Czech football, and experienced midfielder Tomáš Hübschman. With a strong regional identity, domestic cup success and a history of competing for top-flight honors, FK Jablonec remains an important name in Czech club football.

Bohemians Praha 1905 is a professional football club based in the Vršovice district of Czech First League1, Czech Republic. Founded in 1905, the team competes in the Czech First League and the Czech domestic cup, representing one of the country’s most historic football communities. Bohemians play their home matches at Ďolíček Stadium, a compact, atmospheric ground that has been the club’s home since 1932 and is known for its passionate supporters. The club’s greatest achievement came in the 1982–83 season, when it won the Czechoslovak First League title. That same campaign brought a memorable run to the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup, establishing Bohemians among Central Europe’s notable sides of the era. The club is also closely associated with legendary midfielder Antonín Panenka, whose name became famous for a distinctive penalty technique. Bohemians’ distinctive kangaroo emblem reflects a gift of kangaroos received after a tour of Australia in 1927. Today, the team continues to compete in top-level Czech football, combining its long history, loyal fan base and distinctive identity with the ambition to challenge domestic rivals.