Milevsko vs Pribram: match preview on 16 September 2026

Pribram to win

Pribram hold the edge. They beat Milevsko 7:5 at home on 25 August and have won two of their last five matches while Milevsko have lost all five.

Pribram's form shows flashes of quality. They beat Kobra Praha 10:7 away on 27 August and Milevsko 7:5 at home on 25 August, but they also lost to Benatky 3:4 and Kobra Praha 4:5 at home. They score freely and concede in kind. Their goal difference across five matches sits at 27:26, which tells you about their style rather than their stability.

Milevsko have not won or drawn in five matches. They lost 5:7 away to Pribram on 25 August, 5:6 away to Kobra Praha on 11 August, 3:4 at home to Benatky on 28 February, 3:4 at home to Pribram on 17 September 2025, and 2:6 away to Kobra Praha on 27 August 2025. Their goal difference is 18:27. They are not finding the back of the net consistently and they are conceding freely.

The head-to-head record runs in Pribram's favour. They won 7:5 at home on 25 August 2026. Both matches were friendlies, but the results are consistent — Pribram have taken something from both encounters. Milevsko have nothing to show for those meetings.

Both sides are preparing for the new season. This is a friendly on 16 September 2026. With experimental lineups expected, caution is unlikely. The high-scoring nature of their recent meetings — — suggests another open game. Pribram have the momentum and the confidence from beating Milevsko less than a month ago.

Pribram to win, though... A draw would suit Milevsko's current state — they are not in a position to take risks. If they park the bus and close the game out, Pribram might struggle to break them down. That is the main threat to the prediction.