Dukla Praha

Josef Masopust played for Dukla for 16 seasons, from 1952 to 1968. The club he played for had started out in 1948 as ATK Praha, was renamed ÚDA Praha in 1953 and took its present name in 1956. It won the Czechoslovak league 11 times between 1953 and 1982 and the Czechoslovak Cup on 8 occasions, fielding, alongside Masopust, Ivo Viktor, Zdeněk Nehoda and Ladislav Vízek.

That club stopped existing in 1996. Relegated in 1994 and unable to cover its debts, it was bought by a Slovak businessman and merged into Příbram, which still holds its licence and its share of the honours. The Dukla Praha playing today grew separately, out of FK Dukla Dejvice, a Juliska-based club founded in 1959 that adopted the name, the red-and-white colours and the ground in 2001, then bought its way onto the second-tier ladder in 2007. It won promotion to the Czech First League by taking the second division in 2011 and again in 2024 — the same competitions its predecessor dominated a generation earlier, without any legal claim to what it won.

Stadion Juliska, in Prague's Dejvice district, has held 8,150 since it opened in 1960; the club shifted its matches to the larger Stadion Evžena Rošického in 2011 while Juliska was rebuilt. Bohemians Praha 1905 remains the closest rival, in what is known locally as the small Prague derby, a tier below the Sparta–Slavia fixture that carries the city's name. Ivo Viktor kept goal for the club from 1963 to 1977, was Czechoslovakia's goalkeeper when the country won the 1976 European Championship, and finished third for the Ballon d'Or that year.