Dvůr Králové nad Labem

Dvůr Králové nad Labem sits on the Elbe in the Hradec Králové Region. It opened on 2 May 1965 and was rebuilt in 2004.

Football has been organised here since 1906, and the centenary year gave the club the afternoon it still measures itself by. In the 2005–06 Czech Cup, Sparta Prague came to Dvůr Králové. The home side lost 2–5, but 4,250 people came through the gates — a figure the ground has not approached since.

The Cup has been the club's route out of the region more than once. In 2005–06 they went out to Slavia Prague in the first round; in 2026–27 they lost at the same stage to Spartak Police nad Metují.

League life is steadier and narrower. The Dvoráci, in blue and white, have been in Divize C — the fifth tier — for nineteen straight seasons as of 2022, long enough that the division has stopped being a staging post and become the club's address. The fixture that matters most is against FK Trutnov; nobody has given it a name, and nobody in either town needs one.

The club also ran a women's side in the third league for six seasons from 2005–06, and Vladimír Matula came through its academy.