Admira Prague defeated Chlumec nad Cidlinou 4-0 in the Round of 128 of the Cup on 12 August 2026. The away side made no mistake from the opening whistle, controlling territory and tempo. They turned a comfortable lead into a comprehensive victory that sent them through to the next stage.
And here's the thing — the match was decided at the 40th minute when A. Durdik converted a penalty. The spot-kick came after a defensive error from the home side, and it gave Admira the lead they needed. Chlumec had to chase the game from that point on, and they never really recovered.
The second goal arrived at 56 minutes, right after the break. Admira threw everything at it, and the pressure told. By the 62nd minute they had doubled their advantage, and three minutes later a third goal made it 3-0. To be fair, Chlumec looked shell-shocked.
The fourth goal came at 83 minutes, a late flourish that sealed the result. Durdik's penalty had been the turning point, but the follow-up goals showed Admira's confidence was growing by the minute. They had nothing to lose and played accordingly.
Statistics tell the fuller story. Admira held 71 per cent possession and registered 11 shots on target against just 3 for the home side. They made 96 attacks to Chlumec's 81, and won 13 corners to 2. The shots off target were 6 for Admira versus 2 for the hosts — more a reflection of volume than quality.
This result extends Admira's momentum from their recent run. They came into the fixture with mixed form — a 2-2 draw against Dukla Prague II followed by a 0-2 defeat to Jablonec II. Chlumec had won 2-0 against Rychnov nad Kněžnou on 1 August, but this cup exit will do little to boost their spirits.