CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Teams are listed with their current name (highlighted
in yellow) or with the last name before their disappearance (highlighted in green).
Any previous name with which the team has participated in European competitions
is shown in parentheses.
CZE01 – FC BANÍK OSTRAVA (TJ Baník Ostrava) (TJ Baník OKD
Ostrava) (CZR12)
1922
SK Slezská, 1945 SK Ostrava, 1948 Sokol Trojice OKD, 1951 Sokol OKD
(Ostravsko Karvinské Doly), 1952 DSO Baník, 1961 TJ Baník, 1970 TJ
Baník OKD, 1990 FC Baník, 1994 FC Baník Tango, 1994 FC
Baník; at the 1st level in the Czech League in the 2023/24
season; ground: Městský stadion;
colours: blue-white.
CZE02 - FC ZBROJOVKA BRNO (TJ Spartak ZJS
Brno) (TJ Zbrojovka Brno) (FC Boby Brno) (CZR01)
1913
SK Židenice, 1947 SK Zbrojovka Židenice, 1948 Sokol Zbrojovka
Židenice, 1951 + Sokolem Brno 1 => Sokol Zbrojovka Brno- Židenice,
1953 DSO Spartak Zbrojovka, 1956 TJ Spartak ZJS, 1962 (+ Rudá Hvezda),
1968 TJ Zbrojovka, 1990 FC Zbrojovka, 1992 FC Boby, 1996 FC Boby Sport, 2000 FC
Stavo Artikel, 2002 1.FC Brno, 2010 FC Zbrojovka; at the 2nd level
in the Czech League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Městský
Fotbalový stadion Sbrská; colours: red-white.
CZE03 – BOHEMIANS PRAHA 1905 (TJ Bohemians ČKD Praha) (CZR17)
1903
SK Kotva Vršovice, 1905 AFK Vršovice, 1927 AFK Bohemians, 1941 AFK
Bohemian Vršovice, 1945 AFK Bohemians Vršovice, 1945 ZSJ Sokol
Železničáři Bohemians, 1951 ZSJ Sokol
Železničáři, 1953 DSO Spartak Praha Stalingrad, 1962 TJ
ČKD (Československa Kolben Danel) Praha, 1965 TJ Bohemians ČKD,
1990 FC Bohemians, 1999 CU Bohemians, 2002 FC Bohemians, 2005 Bohemians 1905,
2012 Bohemians Praha 1905 (in the Czech League since 1993); at the 1st
level in the Czech League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Stadion v Doličku;
colours: green-white.
CZE04 – FC DAC 1904
DUNAJSKÁ STREDA (SLK01)
1904
DSE, 19.. DTE, 193. DTS, 193. DOMKE, 194. Stavokombinát, 195. Spartakus,
1965, TJ Jednota, 1968 TJ DAC, 1982 TJ DAC Poľnohospodár, 1993 FC
DAC Gemer, 1994 FC DAC, 1996 1.FC DAC, 2000 FK DAC 1904, 2014 FC DAC
Dunajská Streda (in the Slovak League since 1993); at the 1st
level in the Slovak League in the 2023/24 season; ground: MOL Aréna;
colours: yellow-blue.
CZE05 – MFK DUKLA BANSKÁ BYSTRICA (ASVS Dukla Banská Bystrica) (FK Dukla
Banská Bystrica (SLK08)
1953
PDA, 1954 DA, 1956 Dukla, 1965 VTJ (Vojenská telovýchovná
jednota) Dukla, 1967 AS Dukla, 1975 ASVS ( Armádní stredisko
vrcholového sportu) Dukla, 1992 FK Dukla, 2017 MFK Dukla (+ŠK
Kremnička); at
the 1st level
in the Slovak League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Štadión MFK Zvolen;
colours: red.
CZE06 – FC DUKLA PRAHA (VTJ Dukla Praha) (ASVS Dukla Praha)
1948
ATK (Armádní telocvicny klub ) Praha, 1953 ÚDA
(Ústredni dum armády) Praha, 1956 VTJ (Vojesnká
telovýchovná jednota) Dukla Praha, 1976 ASVS
(Armádní stredisko vrcholového sportu) Dukla Praha, 1991
FC Dukla Praha, 1997 dissolved
(+ FC Příbram => FC Dukla Příbram) (in the Czech
League since 1993); ground: Stadion
Juliska; colours: yellow-red.
CZE07 - FC HRADEC
KRÁLOVÉ (Spartak
Hradec Králové) (SK Hradec Králové) (CZR05)
1905
SK (Sportovní klub) Hradec Králové, 1949 Sokol, 1950 Sokol
Škoda, 1953 Spartak Hradec Kralové ZVÚ (Závody
Vítězného Února), 1956 Spartak,
1978 Spartak ZVÚ, 1989 RH (Rudá hvězda) Spartak
ZVÚ (+ Ruda Hvezda), 1990 SKP (Sportovní klub
policie) Spartak, 1993 SKP Fomei, 1994 SK Hradec
Králové, 2005 FC Hradec Kralové; at the 1st
level in the Czech League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Všesportovní Stadion;
colours: black-white.
CZE08 – FK TEPLICE (TJ Sklo Union Teplice) (CZR08)
1945
SK Teplice-Šanov, 1948 Sokol, 1949 ZSJ Technomat, 1951 Sokol Vodotechna,
1952 Sokol Ingstav, 1953 DSO Tatran, 1960 TJ Slovan, 1966 TJ Sklo Union, 1991
TFK VTJ Teplice (+ VTJ Teplice), 1993 FK Frydrych, 1994 FK Teplice; at the 1st
level in the Czech League in the 2023/24 season; ground: na Stínadlech;
colours: yellow-blue.
SLK05 - FK INTER
BRATISLAVA (Cervena
Hviezda Bratislava) (TJ Internacional Slovnaft Bratislava) (Inter ZTS
Bratislava) (AŠK Inter Slovnaft Bratislsva) (SLK05)
1940 SK Apollo, 1945 TKNB, 1949 Sokol SNB, 1953
Cervena Hviezda, 1962 Slovnaft (+ TJ Iskra Slovnaft), 1965 TJ Internacional
Slovnaft, 1986 Inter ZTS (+ TJ ZTS Petržalka), 1991 AŠK Inter Slovnaft (-TJ ZTS Petržalka), 2004 FK Inter, 2009 dissolved (sold the license
to FK Senica) and re-formed as Inter Bratislava o.z.,
2014 FK Inter (in the Slovak League since 1993); at the 4th level in the
2023/24 season; ground: Štadión
FK Stupava; colours:
yellow-black.
CZE10 - 1.FC KOŠICE (TJ VSS Košice) (SLK02)
1946
ŠK Železiari Poledniak, 1948 Kriváň, 1949
Kriváň ČKD, 1950 Sokol VSS, 1952 Spartak VSS, 1957 TJ Jednota
(+ Dynamo Spoj Košice), 1962 TJ VSS, 1978 TJ ZŤS, 1990 TJ Jednota
ZŤS, 1992 1.FC Kosice (+ VSŽ Košice), 2004 dissolved (+ Steel Trans Ličartovce => Steel Trans Ličartovce B) (in the
Slovak League since 1993); ground: Vsesportovni Arena; colours:
orange-blue-white.
CZE11
– MFK VÍTKOVICE OSTRAVA (TJ
Vítkovice Ostrava)
1919
SK Vítkovice, 1922 SK Slovoj Vítkovice, 1923 SSK
(Sportovné spolocenský klub) Vítkovice, 1937 SK
Železárny Vítkovice, 1939 ČSK (Český
sportonví klub) Vítkovice, 1945 SK VŽ
(Vítkoviké železárny) Vítkovice, 1951 Sokol
Vítkovice, 1952 Baník Vítkovice, 1957 TJ VŽKG
(Vítkoviké železárny Klementa Gottwalda)
Vítkovice, 1979 TJ Vítkovice, 1992 SSK Vítkovice, 1993 FC
Kovkor Vítkovice, 1994 FC Karvina Vítkovice (+ Kovona Karvina),
1996 FC Vítkovice (- FC Karvina), 2011 dissolved and re-formed as MFK
Vítkovice (+ Fotbal Poruba 2011 Ostrava); at the 2nd level in
the Czech League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Městský stadion; Colours: white-blue.
CZE12 – 1.SK PROSTĚJOV (TJ Spartak KPS Brno)
1910
SK Sparta Královo Pole Brno, 1922 SK Královo Pole Brno, 1947 TK
Sokol Královo Pole, 1947 ZM Sokol GZ Královo Pole, 1953 Spartak
KPS (Královopolská strojírna) Brno, 1961 TJ Spartak KPS,
1978 TJ KS Brno, 1993 SK LeRK (Lenvě Rychle Kvalitně) Brno, 1996 FC
LeRK Prostějov (+ SK Prostějov), 2006 dissolved and re-formed as 1.SK
Prostějov; at the 2nd level in the
Czech League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Stadion Za
Místním nádražím; colours:
blue-white.
CZE13 – FC LOKOMOTÍVA KOŠICE (TJ Lokomotíva Košice)
1943
ŠK Jednota, 1949 Dynamo, 1949 Dinamo ČSD (+ŠK
Železničiari Košice), 1952 DŠO
Lokomotíva, 1963 TJ Lokomotíva VSŽ (+ TJ VSŽ Košice),
1967 TJ Lokomotíva (-TJ VSŽ Košice), 1990 FK Locomotíva,
1994 FK Lokomotíva (Energogas), 1999 FK Lokomotíva (PČSP),
1999 dissolved and re-formed as FK Lokomotíva 1946, 2003 FC Lokomotíva; at the 5th level
in the Slovak League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Štadión Družstevná pri
Hornáde; colours: blue.
CZE14
– AC NITRA (TJ
Plastika Nitra) (SLK16)
1909 NYÖTTSÖ (Nyitrai Onketes Tuzoltó
Testűlet Sportosztálya), 1911 NYTVE (Nyitrai Torna és Vivo
Egyesullet), 1919 Nyitrai SC, 1921 SK Nitra,
CZE15 - SK SIGMA OLOMOUC (TJ Sigma ZŤS Olomouc) (SK Sigma MŽ
Olomouc) (CZR06)
1919 FK Hejčín, 1920 SK
Hejčín, 1947 Hejčínský SK Banské a
Hutní, 1948 ZSJ BH Olomouc, 1949 Sokol MZ, 1952 Sokol
Hanačké železárny, 1953 DSO Banik MŽ, 1955 TJ
Spartak MŽ, 1960 TJ MŽ Olomouc, 1966 TJ Sigma MŽ, 1979 TJ Sigma
ZŤS, 1990 SK Sigma MŽ, 1996 SK Sigma; at the 1st level in
the Czech League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Andrův stadion; colours:
blue-white.
CZE16 - SK SLAVIA PRAHA (TJ Slavia Praha) (TJ
Slavia IPS Praha) (SK Slavia IPS Praha) (CZR02)
1892 SK ACOS, 1893 SK Slavia, 1948 Sokol
Slavia (+ Sokolem Praha VII), 1949 ZSJ Dynamo Slavia (+SKEP Praha), 1953 DSO
Dynamo, 1954 TJ Dinamo, 1965 SK Slavia, 1973 TJ Slavia, 1977 TJ Slavia IPS
(Inzenýrsko prúmislové stavby), 1990 SK Slavia IPS, 1992
SK Slavia Praha Fotbal, 1993 SK Slavia (in the Czech League since 1993); at the
1st level in the Czech League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Fortuna
Aréna; colours: white-red.
CZE17 - ŠK SLOVAN BRATISLAVA (Slovan ÚNV Bratislava) (TJ Slovan ChZJD
Bratislava) (SLK03)
1919 1.ČcŠK, 1939 ŠK
Bratislava, 1949 ZSJ Sokol NV, 1953 ZJ Slovan NV, 1954 Slovan ÚNV, 1961
TJ Slovan ChZJD Chemické závody Juraia Dimitrova (+ TJ Dimitrov),
1990 ŠK Slovan; at the 1st level in the Slovak League in the
2023/24 season; ground: Štadión Pasienky;
colours: light blue.
CZE18 - AC SPARTA PRAHA (Spartak Sokolovo Praha) (TJ Sparta ČKD Praha)
(CZR03)
CZE19
– FC SPARTAK TRVANA (TJ
Spartak TAZ Trnava) (TJ Spartak ZŤS Trnava) (TJ Spartak Trnava) (SLK07)
1923 TŠŠ (ŠK Čehia +
1.Čs.ŠK Trnava), 1939 TŠŠ (+ŠK Rapid), 1948 Sokol NV,
1949 ZSJ Spartak Kovosmalt (+ Kovosmalt), 1953 DŠO Spartak Kovosmalt, 1962
TJ Spartak, 1962 TJ Spartak Kovosmalt, 1967 TJ Spartak TAZ, 1988 TJ Spartak
ZŤS, 1990 TJ Spartak, 1993 FC Spartak; at the 1st level in the
Slovak League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Štadión
Antona Malatinského;
colours: red-black.
CZE20
– FC (TRINITY) ZLÍN (TJ
Gottwaldov) (FC Fastav Zlín)
(CZR15)
1919
SK (Sportovní
klub) Zlín, 1922 SK Baťa
Zlín, 1948 ZK Závodní
klub) Botostroj I.Gottwaldov, 1949 ZSJ (Závodní sportovní jednota) Sokol Svit
Gottwaldov, 1950 ZSJ Svit Gottwaldov,
1951 ZSJ Svit Podvesná Gottwaldov, 1953
DSO (Dobrovolná
sportovní organizace) Jiskra Podvesná Gottwaldov, 1954 TJ (Tělovýchovná jednota) Jiskra Podvesná Gottwaldov 1958 TJ Gottwaldov (+TJ Spartak Gottwaldov),
1989 SK (Sportovní
klub) Zlín, 1990 FC Svit, 1996 FC Zlín, 1997 FK
Svit, 2001 FK Zlín, 2002 FC Tescoma Zlín, 2012 FC Fastav Zlín, 2022 FC Trinity
Zlín; at the 1st level in the Czech league in the 2023/24
season; ground: Letná Stadion;
colours: yellow-blue.
CZE21 – 1.FC TATRAN PREŠOV (TJ Tatran Prešov) (FC Tatran Prešov) (SLK04)
1898 ETVE, 1947 Törekvés,
CZE22 – FC VIKTORIA PLZEŇ (TJ Škoda Plzeň) (CZR14)
1911
SK Viktoria, 1949 Sokol Škoda, 1952 Sokol ZVIL, 1953 DSO Spartak LZ, 1962
TJ Spartak LZ, 1965 TJ Škoda, 1993 FC Viktoria; at the 1st
level in the Czech League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Doosan Aréna; colours: red-light blue-white-dark blue.
CZE23 – MŠK ŽILINA (DŠO Dynamo Žilina) (SLK11)
1908
ZsTK, 1909 ŽTS, 1919 ŠK Žilina, 1948 Sokol Slovena, 1953 Iskra
Slovena, 1956 DŠO Dynamo, 1963 TJ Jednota, 1967 TJ ZVL, 1990 ŠK
Žilina, 1995 MŠK Žilina; at the 1st level in the
Slovak League in the 2023/24 season; ground: Štadión pod Dubňom; colours:
yellow-green.
CZE24 – DSO RUDÁ
HVĚZDA
1952
DSO Rudá hvězda, 1962 dissolved
(+ Spartak ZJŠ Brno => Spartak ZJŠ Brno); ground: Stadion za
Luzánkami; colours: red.
The
choice of considering a club dissolved or existing under another name
(sometimes due to mergers) can often be difficult to evaluate. The choises made
are therefore mine, based on the data I was able to collect.