Loko Vltavín

A joint-stock reorganisation in 2005 produced Loko Vltavín, and in June 2024 the club took its current name, FK Loko Praha.

Home games are played at Stadion na Plynárně, on U Průhonu street, a 3,000-seat ground the club has held since 1956; before that, its sides shifted between a pitch in Stromovka park, a field by the Mahler spinning mill, ground near the Prague slaughterhouses and a pitch in Bubny.

The fixture against FC Slavoj Vyšehrad passes for Prague's derby, without ever picking up a name of its own. A 2017 meeting between the two drew 2,320 spectators.

Loko has never played in the top flight of either Czechoslovakia or the Czech Republic and currently sits in the ČFL, the third tier, group A. Its best spell came in 2008/09, when it won Divize A to reach the ČFL, then took the ČFL title itself in 2012/13. In the Czech Cup, the club has gone no further than the last 16, reached in 2021/22 — in an earlier round, in 2021, it had held Baník Ostrava to a 2:2 draw before losing in extra time.