Štětí

The club traces back to 1921, when it registered as ČSK Štětí; it took its current name, SK Štětí, after 1990, following a run under sponsor names. Green and white have stayed the colours throughout.

Its high point on the pitch came in the 1987–88 season, when the side finished second in Group A of the Národní liga, then the third tier of Czechoslovak football — the peak of a run through the 1980s that the club still points to as its golden era. Since then the honours have come at regional level: the Ústí nad Labem Regional Championship, won in 1976–77 and again in 2012–13 and 2015–16, each title earning promotion to the Divize. The 2015–16 side also added the Ústí nad Labem Region Governor's Cup, defending it after winning it the year before.

Štětí has no single rival it measures itself against; FK Louny, Baník Sokolov, SK Slaný and the reserve side of FK Ústí nad Labem make up the regular opposition instead. The academy has sent players further up the pyramid — Jan Králík went on to play for Viktoria Žižkov and later Slovan Bratislava, while Tomáš Hašler came through before appearances for Slavia Praha and Hradec Králové.