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Famous army club from Juliska, 11-time Czechoslovak champions from the era of Josef Masopust.

Club from the Silesian mining region, regularly moving between the first and second divisions.

Silesian football club from Opava with more than a century of tradition.

Club from the Vysočina region, which has tasted the top division on several occasions.

Central Bohemian club continuing the tradition of the famous Dukla, known for its football academy.

North Bohemian club from the banks of the Elbe, founded in 1927.

Club from the steel town of Třinec, back in the second division after three years in the MSFL.

Traditional Central Bohemian club from 1903, from a town better known for ice hockey.

Legendary Prague club from 1903, two-time winners of the Czech Cup in the 1990s.

Central Bohemian club backed by the ammunition factory, a second-division fixture.

The B reserve team of SK Slavia Praha — the link leads to the parent club's website.

The B reserve team of FC Baník Ostrava — the link leads to the parent club's website.

North Bohemian newcomers — winners of the ČFL in 2025/26 and their first ever promotion to the second division.

Club from Kroměříž in the Haná region, in the second division since 2025.

Club from the Haná region with a top-division history from the interwar period.

South Bohemian club from Tábor, a steady second-division side.