Cobra Prague beat Benátky 3:2 in a club friendly on 25 August 2026. The match finished with two goals separating the sides, and by then it was clear enough who had made the difference. Benátky came into the game carrying momentum from heavy wins over Vršany and Příbram, but this wasn't the sort of fixture where form carries over cleanly.
The last time these teams met in August was also a three-goal game, though Benátky had won that one 4:3. To be fair, Cobra Prague turned it on this time, finding the net three times against a side that had been scoring freely. And here's the thing — friendlies don't build patterns the way league games do, but you can still see where the shape sat.
Benátky's recent run included a 5:3 victory over Příbram and an 8:3 win against Vršany, so they came expecting to push. Cobra Prague had scored six and conceded five against Milevsko a few days earlier, which tells you something about how they play. Neither side switched off at the back, and the goals came in bursts rather than one after another.
What matters most is the gap now. Cobra Prague took the points, and the scoreline shows they didn't dominate but they didn't need to. Benátky had chances — they always do — but three or four moments decided this one, and Cobra Prague was sharper in them.