czCzech Extraliga

Official Czech Extraliga page on Hokej.cz — schedule, results, standings and stats.

Liberec — the Tygři (Tigers), 2016 champions, playing at the 7,640-seat Home Credit Arena.

Mladá Boleslav — the Bruslaři, playing at the local winter stadium, still without an Extraliga title.

Pardubice — the Perníkáři, 2025/26 champions and four-time Extraliga winners, playing at Enteria Arena.

Karlovy Vary — the Energetici, 2009 champions, playing at Mattoni Arena.

Brno — three-time Czech champion (2017, 2018 and 2025), based at Winning Group Arena.

České Budějovice — the South Bohemian Motor plays at the 6,421-seat Budvar Arena.

Třinec — the Draci (Dragons), record six-time champions including four straight titles (2021–2024), playing at Werk Arena.

Olomouc — the Kohouti (Roosters), champions of the inaugural 1993/94 season, playing at the local winter stadium.

Plzeň — the Indiáni (Indians), 2013 champions, playing at LOGSPEED CZ Arena.

Prague — the Sparťani, four-time champions, playing at the O2 arena for over 17,000 spectators.

Litvínov — the Chemici, 2015 champions, playing at the Ivan Hlinka Winter Stadium.

Ostrava — Vítkovice play at Ostravar Arena, which holds 9,833 spectators.

Hradec Králové — the Lvi (Lions), playing at the local winter stadium, still without an Extraliga title.

Kladno — the Rytíři (Knights), champions back in the Czechoslovak league era, playing at ČEZ stadion.