Neratovice-Byškovice

Hlavní stadion Neratovice sits on Kpt. Jaroše street with room for 6,291, and only 1,321 of those places are seats.

That earlier club was SK Neratovice, founded in 1919 and renamed several times as it became tied to the local Spolana chemical works — DSO Jiskra in 1953, TJ Spolana from 1959, then SK Spolana from 1997. Under that name it won the third-tier Česká fotbalová liga in 1998/99 and spent four seasons in Czech football's second tier. The run ended when Spolana withdrew its sponsorship in 2003 and the club that had carried the works' name folded with it.

Three years passed before FK Neratovice-Byškovice was formed in 2006, built out of the town's youth football and the local club TJ Byškovice. It started again from the bottom, winning the I. B třída in its first season and reaching Divize B by 2011. It took until 2024/25 for the rebuilt club to match what Spolana had once done — the Divize B title and a return to the ČFL.

Pavel Verbír played for the Spolana side across two spells, 1983–87 and 1991–92, before moving on to Sparta Prague.

The fixture that matters most locally is against FK Brandýs nad Labem, the Polabské derby, with games against SK Slaný and Mladá Boleslav's reserve side filling out the rest of a regional rivalry. All of it still plays out at the same ground on Kpt. Jaroše street.