Taborsko beat Admira Prague 4:0 in the Round of 64 of the Cup on 26 August 2026. The visitors took control early and never looked back, leaving the hosts with a result that will keep them thinking long after the final whistle. And here's the thing — it wasn't the possession that told the story.
M. Miska opened the scoring in the 59th minute, capitalising on a moment Admira failed to close down properly. J. Splichal then made it two with a goal in the 74th, followed by another in the 80th to put the tie beyond doubt. L. Hruska rounded off the scoring in the 83rd, a clean sweep that came as little surprise once Taborsko found their rhythm.
Admira had the yellow cards — M. Lana, M. Arendac, M. Horak and V. Pavlicek all picked up bookings — while Taborsko remained untouched. The hosts made changes at half-time with A. Wesolowsky coming on, but the rest of the substitutions came later, too late to shift the momentum. By then, Taborsko had already established a cushion that no tactical tweak could erase.
The statistics tell a familiar tale: Admira held 51% possession but managed only three shots on target, while Taborsko took seven with just 49% of the ball. Eighty-seven attacks from the hosts produced nothing of substance, whereas Taborsko's 82 attacks yielded four goals. To be fair, not every chance finds the net, but this was a case of chances going begging on one side and being ruthlessly converted on the other.
Admira's recent form had looked steady — a 4:0 win over Chlumec nad Cidlinou and a 2:2 draw with Dukla Prague II — but this result ends whatever run they might have been building. Taborsko, meanwhile, continue their push forward after victories over Vysočina Jihlava, Opava and Benesov. The Cup now belongs to the visitors, and Admira must wait to see what comes next.