Sigma Olomouc II

Stadion SK Líšeň is in Brno, not Olomouc, and holds between 2,000 and 2,500 people. Before it, Sigma's reserve side played on Andrův stadion hřiště 2, a pitch with room for 500.

Its league story starts in 1976. Sigma, whose own roots go back to 1919 and FK Hejčín Olomouc, merged that year with TJ Slovan Černovír, and the reserves took over Slovan's place in the 1. třída B. There is no separate founding date for Sigma Olomouc II. It is the parent club's second string, and it carries the parent's blue and white and the nickname Hanáci, after the Haná region.

The reserves' best work has come in the Moravian-Silesian Football League (MSFL), which they have won four times. The first title, in 2000–01, took them into the second tier in 2001–02, the first Czech reserve team to get there. Vojtěch Schulmeister shared the Druhá liga top-scorer award in 2003–04 with 10 goals, but the team went down in 2007.

They won the MSFL again in 2007–08 and 2014–15 and could not take the promotion, because the rules bar two teams from one club from the top two divisions while the first team is up there. In 2017 the team was disbanded to comply with youth regulations. It was re-established in 2021, won the MSFL the following season and reached the second tier again in 2022–23.

The next year they finished second in the Czech National Football League (FNL), the best finish by a reserve side in that competition. Then 2024–25 went the other way: 16th and last on 24 points, and back down to the MSFL. For all those league titles, the club has never kept a place in the second tier for more than a few seasons, and the last two MSFL titles won before 2017 brought no promotion at all.