FC Slavoj Vyšehrad

FC Slavoj Vyšehrad

Full name	Football club Slavoj Vyšehrad a.s.
Nickname(s)	Šemíci
Founded	1907; 117 years ago (1907)
Ground	Stadion Slavoj Vyšehrad
Capacity	2,500
Chairman	Jaroslav Klíma
Manager	Jaroslav Klíma
League	Prague Championship
2022–23	14th
Website	https://www.slavojvysehrad.cz/
Home colours

FC Slavoj Vyšehrad is a football club in Prague-Nusle, Czech Republic, and named after Vyšehrad. The club used to play in the 2nd and 3rd tiers of the Czech football system. In 2022, after a corruption scandal, the club was reassigned to the Prague Championship (5th tier).

The club was founded 1907^[1] and plays its home matches at the 2,500-capacity Stadion Slavoj Vyšehrad.^[2]

• Dušan Uhrin, Jr. (1994–1997)
• Jan Berger senior (2009)

• 2003/04: Divize B – 6
• 2004/05: Divize B – 10
• 2005/06: Divize B – 7
• 2006/07: Divize A – 1
• 2007/08: ČFL – 12
• 2008/09: ČFL – 16
• 2009/10: ČFL – 17
• 2010/11: Divize B – 4
• 2011/12: Divize B – 7
• 2012/13: Divize B – 2
• 2013/14: Divize B – 2
• 2014/15: ČFL – 3
• 2015/16: FNL – 15
• 2016/17: ČFL – 13
• 2017/18: ČFL – 14
• 2018/19: ČFL – 1
• 2019/20: FNL – 12
• 2020/21: FNL – 14
• 2021/22: ČFL – 16, group A (relegated to Prague Championship after a corruption scandal)^[3]

The following players have played senior international football:

• Lukáš Došek, Czech national football team
• Zdeněk Hruška, Czech national team (FIFA World Cup 1982)
• Marek Kincl, Czech national team
• Petr Kouba, Czech national team (UEFA Euro 1996)
• Luděk Macela, Czech national team (1980 Summer Olympics)

• Official website
• FK Slavoj Vyšehrad at the website of the Prague Football Association (in Czech)

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