sk2. liga

Slovakia's oldest football club (1898), from the Šariš region capital, with the new Futbal Tatran Arena.

Slovakia's second-oldest club — as Artmedia, sensationally played in the Champions League group stage in 2005/06.

Legendary yellow-and-black club from Bratislava, two-time Slovak champions around the turn of the millennium.

Club from Zlaté Moravce, winners of the Slovak Cup in 2007 and a long-standing league side.

Club from the Liptov region, which has had two spells in the top division in recent years.

The B reserve team of MŠK Žilina — the link leads to the parent club's website.

The B reserve team of ŠK Slovan Bratislava — the link leads to the parent club's website.

Club from beneath Pustý hrad castle, founded by railway workers, a traditional second-division side.

Club from Šamorín founded in 1914, based at the modern x-bionic sphere sports complex.

Club from the Považie region with a long history, back in the second division after years in the lower divisions.

Club from Žiar nad Hronom, which also played in the top division between 2019 and 2022.

A small village with big football — Malženice work with Spartak Trnava as a feeder club.

Club from Galanta with a history dating to 1911, back in professional football.

The sensation of Slovak football — five promotions in five years and a first ever place in the second division.

Club from the Zemplín region with no website of its own — the link leads to the official Facebook profile.

Village club from beneath Vtáčnik hill in the upper Nitra region, newly promoted to professional football.