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Czech First League

Champions: Viktoria Plzeň

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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Slavia PragueFortuna Arenaopened 2008Prague1,397,880 people20,800
Sparta PragueStadion Letnáopened 1921Prague1,397,880 people19,416
Baník OstravaBazalyopened 1959Ostrava283,187 people17,372
TepliceNa Stínadlechopened 1973Teplice50,912 people17,087
Sigma OlomoucAndrův stadionopened 1940Olomouc103,063 people12,566
Zbrojovka BrnoMěstský fotbalový stadion Srbskáopened 1926Brno402,739 people12,550
Viktoria PlzeňDoosan Arenaopened 1955Plzeň187,928 people11,700
Slovan LiberecStadion u Nisyopened 1934Liberec108,090 people9,900
Hradec KrálovéMalšovická arénaopened 2023Hradec Králové94,311 people9,300
PříbramNa Litavceopened 1955Příbram32,773 people9,100
Dukla PrahaStadion Juliskaopened 1960Prague1,397,880 people8,150
SlováckoMěstský fotbalový stadion Miroslava Valentyopened 2003Uherské Hradiště24,887 people8,121
České BudějoviceStadion Střelecký ostrovopened 1940České Budějovice97,231 people6,681
FK JablonecStadion Střelniceopened 1955Jablonec nad Nisou46,209 people6,280
Vysočina JihlavaStadion v Jiráskově uliciopened 1955Jihlava54,624 people4,082
Capacity not recorded yet
Mladá BoleslavLokotrans ArénaMladá Boleslav47,346 people–

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