SLOVAKIA
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.
SLK01 – FC DAC 1904 DUNAJSKÁ STREDA (CZE04)
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, 2008 (+ FC Senec), 2014 FC DAC 1904 Dunajská Streda (in the
Czechoslovakian League until 1993); at the 1st level in the 2026/27
season; ground: MOL Aréna; colours:
yellow-blue.
SLK02
- 1.FC KOŠICE (1946) (TJ VSS Košice)
(CZE10)
1946 ŠK Železiari Poledniak, 1948
Kriváň, 1949 ČKD Kriváň, 1950 Sokol VSS, 1952 Spartak VSS, 1956 Spartak, 1957 TJ Jednota (+ Dynamo Spoj Košice),
1962 TJ VSS, 1978 TJ ZŤS, 1990 TJ Jednota ZŤS Unimex, 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.
SLK03 - ŠK
SLOVAN BRATISLAVA (Slovan
ÚNV Bratislava) (TJ
Slovan ChZJD Bratislava) (CZE17)
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
(Športový klub) Slovan (in the Czechoslovakian
League until 1993); at the
1st level in the 2026/27 season; ground: Štadión Tehelné pole; colours: light blue.
SLK04 – 1.FC
TATRAN PREŠOV (TJ Tatran Prešov)
(FC Tatran Prešov) (CZE21)
1898
ETVE (Eperjesi Torna és Vívó Egyesület),
1920 TVE (Torna és Vívó
Egyesület) 1931 Slávia,
1945 PTS (+ DŠO
Slávia), 1947 DSO Slavia, 1947 DSO Snaha, 1948
Sparta Dukla, 1950 Dukla, 1951 Dukla ČSSZ,
1952 ČSSZ,
1953 DŠO
Tatran, 1960 TJ Tartan, 1989 Tatran
Agro, 1991 FC Tatran, 1996 FC Tatran
Bukóza, 1998 FC Tatran,
2005 1.FC Tatran (in the Czechoslovakian
League until 1993); at the 2nd level
in the 2026/27 season; ground: Štadión Tatran; colours: green-white.
SLK05 - FK INTER
BRATISLAVA (Cervena Hviezda Bratislava) (TJ Internacional Slovnaft
Bratislava) (Inter ZTS Bratislava) (AŠK Inter Slovnaft
Bratislsva) (CZE09)
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 2nd level in the 2026/27 season;
ground: Štadión FK Stupava;
colours: yellow-black.
SLK06 – ŠK
FUTURA HUMENNÉ (FC Chemlon Humenné)
1908 HAC (Homonnai Athlétikai Club), 1920 HAC (Humensky Atleticky Klub) 1948 Sokol, 1949 HAC, 1951 HAC ČSZZ (Československé spojené
závody), 1952 ČSZZ, 1953 DŠO Tartan, 1959 Chemko (+ Lokomotiva
Humenné), 1967 TJ Chemko, 1968 TJ LCHZZ ( Lokomotíva
Chemlon Združené Závody), 1973 TJ Chemlon, 1991, FC Chemlon,
1998 HFC (Humenský Futbalový Club), 2000 1.HFC, 2012 ŠK Futura, 2015 dissolved (in the Czechoslovakian League
until 1993); ground: Chemlon Štadión; colours: blue-black.
SLK07 - FC SPARTAK TRNAVA (TJ Spartak TAZ Trnava) (TJ Spartak ZŤS Trnava) (TJ Spartak Trnava) (CZE19)
1923 TŠŠ (ŠK Čehia + 1.ČsŠK 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 (in the Czechoslovakian
League until 1993); at the 1st level in the 2026/27 season; ground: Štadión Antona Malatinského; colours: red-black.
SLK08 – MFK DUKLA BANSKÁ BYSTRICA (ASVS Dukla Banská
Bystrica) (CZE05)
1953 PDA, 1954 DA, 1956 Dukla, 1965 VTJ Dukla, 1967 AS
Dukla, 1975 ASVS Dukla, 1992 FK Dukla, 2017 MFK Dukla (+ŠK Kremnička)
(in Czechoslovakian League until
1993); at the 1st level in the 2026/27 season; ground: Štadión MFK Zvolen; colours: red.
SLK09 – MŠK PÚCHOV (ŠK Matador
Púchov)
1920 ŠK Púchov, 1943 ŠK Rolný, 1948 Sokol Makyta,
1953 TJ Makyta, 1956 TJ Iskra (+ TJ Sokol), 1968 TJ Gumárna 1.máje, 1993 ŠK Matador, 2007 FK Púchov,
2015 MŠK (Mestský Športový Klub) Púchov (in the Czechoslovakian League until
1993); at the 3rd level in the 2026/27 season; ground: Mestský štadión; colours: red-black.
SLK10 – MFK RUŽOMBEROK
1906 Concordia, 1918 ŠK Viktoria Ružomberok-Rybárpole, 1924 ŠK Ružomberok, 1948
Sokola SBZ (+ SBZ Ružomberok), 1953 DSO
Iskra, 1957 TJ BZVIL, 1989 TJ BZ, 1992 SK Texicom,
1995 MŠK, 1996, MŠK (SCP), 1997 MŠK SKP (Mestský Športový
Klub Severoslovenských
celulózok a papierni), 2003 MFK (Mestský Futbalový Klub) (in the Czechoslovakian league until 1993); at the 1st
level in the 2026/27 season;
ground: Štadión pod Čebraťom; colours: orange-black.
SLK11 – MŠK ŽILINA (DŠO Dynamo
Žilina) (CZE23)
1908 ZsTK, 1919 SK Žilina, 1948 Sokol Slovena, 1953
Iskra, 1956 Dynamo, 1963 Jednota, 1967 TJ ZVL, 1990
SK Žilina, 1996 MŠK (Mestský Športový Klub) Žilina (in the Czechoslovakian league until 1993); at the 1st
level in the 2026/27 season;
ground: Štadión pod Dubňom; colours: yellow-green.
SLK12 – FC SENEC (FK VTJ Koba Senec)
1994 FK Koba Senec, 1995 FK VTJ Koba (+ VTJ Bratislava),
2002 FK Koba Senec, 2004 FC Senec , 2008 dissolved
(+ FK DAC 1904 Dunajská Streda
=> FK DAC 1904 Dunajská Streda)
(in the Czechoslovakian league
until 1993); ground: Národne
tréningové Štadión; colours: white.
SLK13 – FC PETRŽALKA BRATISLAVA (FC Artmedia Petržalka Bratislava) (FC
Artmedia Bratislava)
1898 PTE (Pozsonyi Torna Egyesület) Bratislava, 1939 Engerau Pressburg, 1945 ŠK Petržalka 1949 Kovosmalt
Petržalka 1953 Spartak Kovosmalt Bratislava, 1963 TJ Povážské
Strojárne Bratislava, 1965 SKS Petržalka,
1976 ZŤS Petržalka,
1986 dissolved (+ TJ Internacionál
Slovnaft Bratislava => TJ Internacionál
Slovnaft ZŤS Bratislava), 1990 TJ ZTS Petrzalka (- TJ Internacionál
Slovnaft Bratislava), 1990 1.FC (Hydronika) Petržalka, 1991 1.FC Petržalka,
1993 FC (Artmedia) Petržalka; 2004 FC (Artmedia)
Bratislava, 2007 FC (Artmedia) Petržalka, 2009
MFK Petržalka, 2010 FC Petržalka
1898, 2014 FC Petržalka Akadémia,
2017 FC Petržalka (in the Czechoslovakian
league until 1993); at the 2nd level in the
2026/27 season; ground: Športový areál FC Petržalka; colours: black-white.
SLK14 – FC ViOn
ZLATÉ MORAVCE-VRÁBLE
1995 FC ViOn (Viliam
Ondrejka), 2016 FC ViOn Zlaté
Moravce-Vráble ; at the 2nd level
in the 2026/27 season; ground: Štadión FC ViOn; colours:
white-red.
SLK15 – FC
VSS KOŠICE (2005) (MFK Košice)
1938 TJ Družstevník Ličartovce, 1992 FC Plastt Ličartovce,
1997 FC Steel Trans Ličartovce, 2004 (+ 1.FC Košice => FC Steel Trans
Ličartovce
B), 2005 MFK Košice,
2015 FC VSS Košice,
2017 dissolved; ground: Lokomotíva Štadión; colours: yellow-blue.
SLK16 –
FC NITRA (TJ Plastika Nitra) (CZE14)
1909 NYÖTTSÖ (Nyitrai Onketes Tuzoltó Testűlet Sportosztálya), 1911 NYTVE (Nyitrai Torna és
Vivo Egyesullet), 1919 Nyitrai SC, 1921 SK Nitra, 1923 AC Nitra, 1948
Sokol, 1949 ZŠJ Sokol SZ, 1950 ZK Komunálnych
podnikov, 1953 DŠO Slavoj, 1956 TJ Slovan,
1966 TJ AC Nitra, 1976 TJ Plastika, 1990 FK Nitra,
1993 FC Nitra, 2022 dissolved and re-formed as FC Nitra (in the Czechoslovakian
League until 1993); at the 3rd level in the 2026/27 season; ground: Štadión pod Zoborom; colours: light blue-dark blue.
SLK17 – FK
SENICA
1921 Železná Unia, 1928 AC Senica, 1934 Senica FC, 1941 FK Vískóza, 1945 Závody
Senica SK Chemické, 1948 Sokol CHZ Hodváb, 1953 DŠO Iskra, 1955 Slavoj, 1956 TJ Iskra, 1960 TJ
Dimitrov, 1967 J Záhoran, 1969 TJ Slovenský
Hodváb, 1990 FK Slovenský
Hodváb, 2002 FK Senica (+ FK 96 Ress Častkov),
2009 (+ FK Inter Bratislava), 2022 dissolved
(in the Czechoslovakian league until 1993); ground: OMS Arena; colours:
blue-red.
SLK18 –
FK AS TRENČÍN
1992 TJ (Ozeta) Dukla, 1995 FK (Ozeta) Dukla 2003 FK (Laugaricio) Trenčín,
2005 FK AS (Asociácia športov)
Trenčín (in the Czechoslovakian league
until 1993) at the 1st level in the 2026/27 season; ground: Štadión na Sihoti; colours: white.
SLK19 –
TJ SPARTAK MYJAVA
1920 ŠK (Športový
klub) Spartak Myjava,
2001 MŠK (Mestský Športový
klub) Spartak, 2005 TJ (Telovýchovná Jednota)
Spartak (in the Czechoslovakian league until 1993); at the 3rd level
in the 2026/27 season; ground: Štadión Myjava; colours:
black-white.
SLK20 –
FC KOŠICE (2018)
2018 FC Košice (FK Košice
formed in 2017 + FK Košice-Barca formed in 1926)); at
the 1st level in the 2026/27 season; ground: Košická futbalová
arena; colours: yellow-blue.
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.