Kladno saw off Viktoria Zizkov 3-0 in the FNL's regular season sixth round on Sunday. The hosts took control early and never looked back, building on a result that contrasts sharply with their recent form. Three wins in five games suggests a side finding its footing after a tricky start.
D. Gembicky struck twice in the opening half to set the tone. He opened the scoring in the ninth minute, then doubled his tally before the break. And here's the thing — Viktoria struggled to contain his movement, leaving space in behind their defensive line that Kladno exploited without fuss.
The visitors dominated possession at 51 per cent but produced nothing of substance. Eight corners to Kladno's one tells a different story entirely. They moved the ball sideways with purpose but couldn't find a way through. To be fair, Kladno's three shots on target were all that mattered.
D. Jurcenko added a third in the 74th minute, sealing the result when Viktoria had nothing left to offer. Substitutions followed — Papousek and Prosek came on for the hosts at the break, while Viktoria brought on Hruska and Lacko after the hour mark. Neither side made a late impact.
By then the game was beyond reach. Kladno's discipline held firm, earning one yellow card compared to Viktoria's two. The hosts didn't need more than efficiency, and they delivered exactly that.
This wins Kladno three points in a row and extends their unbeaten run to four matches. Viktoria's away form continues to worry — losses to Brno and Ostrava II alongside this defeat paint a difficult picture for the visitors.
