Nation : Czech Republic, Year of Establishment : 1893
Stadium : Generali Erena (20,854 Seats)
Season In Czechoslovakian League : 65 from 68
All-Time Czechoslovakian League Ranking : 1st
All-Time Czech League Ranking : 1st
Czechoslovakian League : Winner (21) Runner-Up (18)
Czech Republic League : Winner (12), Runner-Up (7)
Cup : Czechoslovakian Cup : Winner (8), Runner-Up (7)
Czech Republic Cup : Winner (6), Runner-Up (4)
Double Champion : Czechoslovakia 3, Czech Republic 3
Mitropa Cup All-Time Table : Second Place
UEFA Cup : QF (1-A,1-B), Cup Winners’ Cup : SF (1-A)
European Champion's Cup : QF(4-A), R16(1-A), R24(1-B)
Mitropa Cup : WN (2), RN (2), SF (2)
All-Time Top Scorer : Oldrich Nejedly (162 Goals)
The Greatest Player Ever : Oldrich Nejedly
The Greatest Manager Ever : Vaclav Jezek
Sparta Prague is the most successful club in history of Czechoslovakian football and continuously sustains their greatness in Czech Republic league. At the close of 1893, Athletic Club Sparta came up with its tricolour, in which blue symbolises Europe, red is the symbol of the royal city, and the reasons for the yellow are not known any more. Shortly after World War I, a team was put together that triggered off the famous period of the twenties and thirties referred to as "Iron Sparta", won the all-time record most consecutive amateur game wins with 60 between 1919 and 1923, won every games in those four championship titles. A football league in Czechoslovakia was established in the mid-twenties. Golden periods took turns with years when Sparta fans only nostalgically remembered the "good old times” during the sixties. In 1975, The club was down into the deepest point in the history with relegation to division 2 but it is the only season of period. Sparta appeared in UEFA Champion league group stage several times during the 1990s to 2000s. The club won five consecutive league titles in both Czechoslovakia (1987 - 1991) and Czech Republic (1997 - 2001) as the record.
Stadium : Generali Erena (20,854 Seats)
Season In Czechoslovakian League : 65 from 68
All-Time Czechoslovakian League Ranking : 1st
All-Time Czech League Ranking : 1st
Czechoslovakian League : Winner (21) Runner-Up (18)
Czech Republic League : Winner (12), Runner-Up (7)
Cup : Czechoslovakian Cup : Winner (8), Runner-Up (7)
Czech Republic Cup : Winner (6), Runner-Up (4)
Double Champion : Czechoslovakia 3, Czech Republic 3
Mitropa Cup All-Time Table : Second Place
UEFA Cup : QF (1-A,1-B), Cup Winners’ Cup : SF (1-A)
European Champion's Cup : QF(4-A), R16(1-A), R24(1-B)
Mitropa Cup : WN (2), RN (2), SF (2)
All-Time Top Scorer : Oldrich Nejedly (162 Goals)
The Greatest Player Ever : Oldrich Nejedly
The Greatest Manager Ever : Vaclav Jezek
Sparta Prague is the most successful club in history of Czechoslovakian football and continuously sustains their greatness in Czech Republic league. At the close of 1893, Athletic Club Sparta came up with its tricolour, in which blue symbolises Europe, red is the symbol of the royal city, and the reasons for the yellow are not known any more. Shortly after World War I, a team was put together that triggered off the famous period of the twenties and thirties referred to as "Iron Sparta", won the all-time record most consecutive amateur game wins with 60 between 1919 and 1923, won every games in those four championship titles. A football league in Czechoslovakia was established in the mid-twenties. Golden periods took turns with years when Sparta fans only nostalgically remembered the "good old times” during the sixties. In 1975, The club was down into the deepest point in the history with relegation to division 2 but it is the only season of period. Sparta appeared in UEFA Champion league group stage several times during the 1990s to 2000s. The club won five consecutive league titles in both Czechoslovakia (1987 - 1991) and Czech Republic (1997 - 2001) as the record.