Poprad

Koloman Gögh spent a single season at the club, then known as Vagónka Poprad, in 1969–70, before moving on to Slovan Bratislava and, in 1976, the European Championship with Czechoslovakia. Poprad has lived with it since 1906, when it started out as Poprádi Sport Egylet. The name has changed close to a dozen times since — through Spartak Poprad, Tatramat Poprad, Aquacity Poprad among others — and the current corporate entity dates only to a 2001–2004 merger of the town's two main sides, but the club keeps 1906 as its founding year.

Poprad reached the top flight in 1979/80 and stayed five seasons before relegation in 1984/85; a longer climb from the fourth tier brought them back to the second division for 2013/14, and this time the fall has gone further, down to the third tier for 2025–26. The one cup run worth naming came in 2016–17, when they reached the semi-finals of the Slovak Cup — as close as the club has come to a major honour.

Home matches are played in front of 5,700 seats at the NTC Poprad, under the High Tatras, and the closest thing to a rival derby is against 1. MFK Kežmarok, known locally as the Podtatranské derby. Stanislav Šesták is the name attached to the club's more recent years: a Slovakia international who returned not to play out a contract but to run the place, first as player-manager and then as sporting director, staying on after most players in his position leave for good.