Příbram

Příbram fell into the Czech Fotbalová liga in 2021. The club bought MFK Vyškov's licence in 2024 and returned to the FNL that way.

The badge above that spot in the table has answered to several names down the years. Baník from 1950, Uranové Doly — literally the Uranium Mines — from 1972, then Dukla after a merger in the 1990s. Sponsors have since written their own names across the shirt, Portal, Marila, and most recently Viagem, before the club reverted to the plain FK Příbram in 2023.

The best of it came in 1996/97: promotion from the second division, then a run to the Czech Cup final that Slavia Prague won in extra time. European football followed: in the 2000 Intertoto Cup, Příbram got through the second round before Aston Villa ended their run in the third; in the UEFA Cup the following season, they went out to PAOK in the second round after getting past the first. Fourth place in 2000/01 remains the club's best league finish, with second in 2014/15 the closest they have come since.

Home matches are played at Stadion Na Litavce, in front of a capacity of 9,100, with the team turned out in black and green. Both the ground and the shirt trace back to a much smaller start: SK Březové Hory, formed in 1928 in the mining settlement that today forms part of Příbram.