Czech Cup (Czechia) 2026/27

The Czech Men's Volleyball Cup (Český pohár ve volejbale mužů) stands as the primary domestic knockout competition in Czech volleyball, organized by the Czech Volleyball Federation (Český volejbalový svaz, CVF). It runs alongside the top-tier Czech Extraliga, offering a distinct pathway for clubs from various divisions. Lower-league sides from the 1. liga and 2. liga enter in early knockout rounds, facing top-flight opposition before elimination. The format relies on single-leg ties initially, culminating in a "Final Four" weekend at a neutral venue for the semi-finals and final.

Winners of the cup secure qualification for the CEV Challenge Cup, the third-tier European club competition. There is no direct promotion or relegation link between this cup and the league structure, as movement occurs strictly within the league system.

VK Dukla Liberec holds the record for success in the Czech era, having won the competition ten times between 1994–95 and 2020–21. They also claimed victories in the Czechoslovak era in 1974–75 and 1991–92. AERO Odolena Voda follows as the second most successful club with four titles, including consecutive wins in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Recent history has been dominated by VK Lvi Praha, who won the cup in 2021–22, 2022–23, and 2024–25. In the 2023–24 season, Black Volley Beskydy defeated AERO Odolena Voda 3–1 in the final to claim their first title. Despite being a dominant force in the Extraliga league championships, VK Karlovarsko has not yet won the cup, having reached the final in recent years without success. The current edition is known as the "Chance Český pohár" under its title sponsorship.