Cobra Prague and Melevesko met in a club friendly on 11 August 2026, and the hosts came out on top 6:5. By then the two sides had already crossed paths on 27 August 2025, when Cobra won 6:2 at home. This time around the match followed a different pattern, though the result stayed in Prague's favour.
What you could see from the scoreline was a game that swung both ways. Cobra Prague had lost 1:6 to Cheb in February and 2:4 to Pribram in September, while Melevesko had dropped 3:4 at Benátky and 3:4 away at Pribram. Both sides arrived with defensive questions, and the final tally reflected that.
The recent record makes the margin interesting. Melevesko had been beaten 2:6 by Cobra in their previous meeting, but this time the gap closed to a single goal. The visitors had also lost 1:4 at Tábor and won 4:0 against Písek, showing they could be unpredictable. By then the match had already settled into something open.
Neither side kept a clean sheet, and the 11 goals on the board told you everything about the approach. Cobra Prague had scored 7:3 against Mostečský Lví in 2024 and lost 4:5 to the same side in September. Melevesko's form was mixed — three defeats and one win across their last five fixtures.
What remains is the score. Cobra Prague added two points to their tally and extended their record over Melevesko to two wins in a row. The visitors took nothing but points from the table, though 6:5 is a result that leaves both sides talking about what might have been.