Czech First League

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Champions: Slavia Prague

Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
Slavia Prague	Fortuna Arenaopened 2008	Prague1,397,880 people	20,800
Sparta Prague	Stadion Letnáopened 1921	Prague1,397,880 people	19,416
Baník Ostrava	Bazalyopened 1959	Ostrava283,187 people	17,372
Teplice	Na Stínadlechopened 1973	Teplice50,912 people	17,087
Sigma Olomouc	Andrův stadionopened 1940	Olomouc103,063 people	12,566
Zbrojovka Brno	Městský fotbalový stadion Srbskáopened 1926	Brno402,739 people	12,550
Viktoria Plzeň	Doosan Arenaopened 1955	Plzeň187,928 people	11,700
Slovan Liberec	Stadion u Nisyopened 1934	Liberec108,090 people	9,900
Bohemians 1905	Ďolíčekopened 1932	Prague1,397,880 people	7,500
Most	Fotbalový stadion Josefa Masopustaopened 1961	Most63,474 people	7,500
České Budějovice	Stadion Střelecký ostrovopened 1940	České Budějovice97,231 people	6,681
Zlín	Letná Stadionopened 1993	Zlín74,684 people	6,375
FK Jablonec	Stadion Střelniceopened 1955	Jablonec nad Nisou46,209 people	6,280
Viktoria Žižkov	FK Viktoria Stadionopened 1952	Žižkov58,267 people	5,037
Kladno	Stadion Františka Klozeopened 1914	Kladno69,664 people	4,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Mladá Boleslav	Lokotrans Aréna	Mladá Boleslav47,346 people	–

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