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Sparta Prague

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Head Coach

Brian Priske

League Position
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Established
1893 (130 years old)

Sport
Soccer

Stadium/Home
Generali Arena
(19,416 Capacity)

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Location
Prague, Czech Republic

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Competitions
Czech First League
UEFA Champions League
UEFA Europa League

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Upcoming Events
30 Nov 23 Sparta Prague  -  Betis
03 Dec 23 Pardubice  -  Sparta Prague
09 Dec 23 Sparta Prague  -  Jablonec
14 Dec 23 Aris Limassol  -  Sparta Prague
17 Dec 23 Sparta Prague  -  Teplice

Latest Results
26 Nov 23 Sparta Prague  2 - 0  Zlín
12 Nov 23 Banik Ostrava  0 - 1  Sparta Prague
09 Nov 23 Rangers  2 - 1  Sparta Prague
04 Nov 23 Sparta Prague  2 - 0  Bohemians 1905
29 Oct 23 Mlada Boleslav  3 - 1  Sparta Prague

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Athletic Club Sparta Praha, commonly known as Sparta Prague, is a Czech football club based in Prague.

It is the most successful club in the Czech Republic and one of the most successful in central Europe, winning the central European Cup (also known as the Mitropa Cup) three times as well as having reached the semi-finals of the European Cup (now the UEFA Champions League) in 1992 and the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1973. Sparta have also been successful on the international stage, winning the Small Club World Cup, the predecessor to the FIFA Club World Cup, in 1969.

Sparta have won 36 domestic league titles, the Czech Cup (formerly Czechoslovak Cup) 27 times, also a record, and the Czech Supercup twice. Sparta was long the main source for the Czech Republic national football team, however lately this has ceased to be the case, as the best Czech players almost exclusively play in foreign leagues.

Sparta play at Prague's Generali Arena, also known as Letná Stadium.

Team Members



Birmančević




Čelůstka




Čelůstka
#3



Čtvrtečka




Čvančara




Daněk




Dočkal




Goljan




Gomez




Haraslín




Haraslin




Heča




Holec




Højer




Jankto




Jensen




Jiracek




Kairinen




Karabec




Karabec




Kaštánek




Krejčí
#11



Krejčí




Krejčí




Krejčí




Kuchta




Kukučka




Laçi




Laçi




Mabil




Mejdr




Minchev




Minchev




Nalezinek




Niţă




Olatunji




Panák




Panák




Patrák




Pavelka




Pavelka




Pešek




Polidar




Ryneš




Ryneš




Sadílek




Schánělec




Sejk




Ševčík




Souček




Suchomel




Surovčík




Sørensen




Sørensen




Tůma




Vindheim
#16



Vindheim




Vitík




Vitík



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Stadium or Home

The Generali Arena, previously, and still commonly known as Letná Stadium (Czech: Stadion Letná), is a football stadium in Prague. It is the home venue of Sparta Prague and occasionally hosts the matches of the Czech Republic national football team. It has capacity for 18,185 people.

Trophies

Czech First League
2022-2023

Czech Cup
2019-2020

Czech Super Cup
2014

Czech Cup
2013-2014

Czech First League
2013-2014

Czech Super Cup
2010

Czech First League
2009-2010

Czech Cup
2007-2008

Czech Cup
2006-2007

Czech First League
2006-2007

Czech Cup
2005-2006

Czech First League
2004-2005

Czech Cup
2003-2004

Czech First League
2002-2003

Czech First League
2000-2001

Czech First League
1999-2000

Czech First League
1998-1999

Czech First League
1997-1998

Czech First League
1996-1997

Czech Cup
1995-1996

Czech First League
1994-1995

Czech First League
1993-1994

Czech Cup
1992-1993

Czechoslovak First League
1992-1993

Czech Cup
1991-1992

Czechoslovak Cup
1991-1992

Czechoslovak First League
1990-1991

Czechoslovak First League
1989-1990

Czech Cup
1988-1989

Czechoslovak Cup
1988-1989

Czechoslovak First League
1988-1989

Czech Cup
1987-1988

Czechoslovak Cup
1987-1988

Czechoslovak First League
1987-1988

Czech Cup
1986-1987

Czechoslovak First League
1986-1987

Czech Cup
1985-1986

Czechoslovak First League
1984-1985

Czech Cup
1983-1984

Czechoslovak Cup
1983-1984

Czechoslovak First League
1983-1984

Czech Cup
1979-1980

Czechoslovak Cup
1979-1980

Czech Cup
1975-1976

Czechoslovak Cup
1975-1976

Czech Cup
1974-1975

Czech Cup
1971-1972

Czechoslovak Cup
1971-1972

Czechoslovak First League
1966-1967

Czechoslovak First League
1964-1965

Czechoslovak Cup
1963-1964

Czechoslovak First League
1954

Czechoslovak First League
1952

Czechoslovak First League
1947-1948

Czechoslovak First League
1945-1946

Czechoslovak First League
1943-1944

Czechoslovak First League
1938-1939

Czechoslovak First League
1937-1938

Czechoslovak First League
1935-1936

Czechoslovak First League
1931-1932

Czechoslovak First League
1927

Czechoslovak First League
1925-1926


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