See also the list of final tables.
Before 1918: see list of Czech champions.
1918 SK Slavia Praha 1919 AC Sparta Praha 1920 AC Sparta Praha 1921 AC Sparta Praha 1922 AC Sparta Praha 1923 AC Sparta Praha 1924 SK Slavia Praha
1925 SK Slavia Praha 1925/26 AC Sparta Praha 1927 AC Sparta Praha 1927/28 SK Viktoria Žižkov 1928/29 SK Slavia Praha 1929/30 SK Slavia Praha 1930/31 SK Slavia Praha 1931/32 AC Sparta Praha 1932/33 SK Slavia Praha 1933/34 SK Slavia Praha
1934/35 SK Slavia Praha
1935/36 AC Sparta Praha
1936/37 SK Slavia Praha
1937/38 AC Sparta Praha
1938/39 abandoned, with AC Sparta Praha leading, continued as
Cesko-moravská liga
During the interbellum, Czechoslovak football had a number of regional
and/or ethnic (German and Hungarian) football leagues organising
separate championships. The main such league arguably was the 'German'
league (DFV), whose clubs were concentrated in the Sudetenland
(although the strongest German club, DFC Prag, came from the
capital and not the border region). Current Czech city names are
listed between square brackets.
Note that a championship for German clubs in Bohemia
was already organised in the Habsburg Empire; likewise a competition for
German clubs in Moravia and Silesia
had existed there.
German amateur champions 1920/21 DSV Leipa (Česká Lípa) 1921/22 DSV Sparta Karlsbad (Karlovy Vary) 1922/23 DFC Prag (Praha) 6-0 DSK Brüx (Most) 1923/24 DFC Prag (Praha) 7-1 Teplitzer FK (Teplice) 1924/25 DFC Budweis (České Budějovice) 1925/26 Sportbrüder Schreckenstein [*] 2-1 DSV Witkowitz (Vítkovice) 1926/27 DFC Budweis (České Budějovice) 1-0 DSV Brünn (Brno) 1927/28 DFC Budweis (České Budějovice) w/o DSK Teschen (Děċin) 1928/29 DFC Prag (Praha) 2-0 DSV Brünn (Brno) 1929/30 Karlsbader FK (Karlovy Vary) 6-1 BSK Brünn (Brno) 1930/31 DFC Prag (Praha) 8-0 DSV Brünn (Brno) 1931/32 DFC Prag (Praha) 6-1 3-2 Karlsbader FK (Karlovy Vary) 1932/33 DFC Prag (Praha) 4-3 2-0 BSK Gablonz (Jablonec) 1933/34 DSV Saaz (Žatec) 3-2 5-2 DFC Prag (Praha) 1934/35 DSV Saaz (Žatec) SV Bodenbach (Podmokly) 1935/36 WFK Warnsdorf (Varnsdorf) and DSK Mährisch-Schönberg (Šumperk) 1936/37 DFC Prag (Praha) and DSK Mährisch-Schönberg (Šumperk) 1937/38 Teplitzer FK (Teplice) 5-3 2-1 EV Jägerndorf (Krnov) during German occupation 1938/39 WFK Warnsdorf (Varnsdorf) 4-0 Teplitzer FK (Teplice) 1939/40 NTSG Graslitz (Kraslice) 2-1 NSTG Gablonz (Jablonec) 1940/41 NSTG Prag (Praha) 4-2 LSV Pilsen (Plzeň) 1941/42 LSV Olmütz (Olomouc) NSTG Teplitz-Schönau (Teplice-šanov) 1942/43 MSV Brünn (Brno; Gau Böhmen und Mähren), NSTG Brüx (Most; Gau Sudeten) 1943/44 MSV Brünn (Brno; Gau Böhmen und Mähren), NSTG Bodenbach (Podmokly; Gau Sudeten) [*] Schreckenstein named after the castle of Střekov, in Ústí nad Labem (Aussig) NB: between 1925 and 1933 the winners qualified for the Czechoslovak amateur championship. German liga champions 1920/21 Teplitzer FK 1921/22 Teplitzer FK German professional champions 1925/26 DFC Prag 1926/27 DFC Prag 1927/28 DFC Prag
1925/26 SK Židenice (Brno) 5-1 SK Moravská Ostrava 1926/27 unknown (presumably SK Prostějov) 1927/28 SK Prostějov 4-2 SK Židenice (Brno) 1928/29 unknown (presumably SK Moravská Slavia Brno) 1929/30 SK Prostějov bt SK Moravská Ostrava 1930/31 SK Prostějov 1931/32 SK Baťa Zlín 1932/33 SK Baťa Zlín NB: between 1925 and 1933 the winners qualified for the Czechoslovak amateur championship.
1925/26 SK Viktoria Plzeň 3-2 SK Hradec Králové 1926/27 unknown (presumably SK Viktoria Plzeň) 1927/28 SK Náchod 3-2 SK Plzeň 1928/29 unknown (presumably SK Plzeň) 1929/30 SK Hradec Králové 2-1 1-2 Mladoboleslavský SK 1930/31 Mladoboleslavský SK 5-0 3-0 SK Hvězda Trnovany 1931/32 SK České Budějovice 7-1 1-4 SK Pardubice 1932/33 SK České Budějovice 3-3 5-1 SK Pardubice 1933-37 unknown 1937/38 SK Kopisty 7-1 1-2 AFK Pardubice 1938/39 SK Viktoria Plzeň 8-1 3-3 AFK Pardubice NB: between 1925 and 1933 the winners qualified for the Czechoslovak amateur championship.
1939-45 see list of Czech champions and list of Slovak champions.
1945/46 AC Sparta Praha 1946/47 SK Slavia Praha 1947/48 AC Sparta Praha 1948 SK Slavia Praha [fall championship; not official] 1949 NV Bratislava 1950 NV Bratislava 1951 NV Bratislava 1952 ČKD Sokolovo Praha 1953 ÚDA Praha 1954 Spartak Praha Sokolovo 1955 Slovan Bratislava 1956 Dukla Praha 1957/58 Dukla Praha 1958/59 Červená hviezda Bratislava 1959/60 Spartak Hradec Králové 1960/61 Dukla Praha 1961/62 Dukla Praha 1962/63 Dukla Praha 1963/64 Dukla Praha 1964/65 Sparta ČKD Praha 1965/66 Dukla Praha 1966/67 Sparta Praha 1967/68 Spartak Trnava 1968/69 Spartak Trnava 1969/70 Slovan Bratislava 1970/71 Spartak Trnava 1971/72 Spartak Trnava 1972/73 Spartak Trnava 1973/74 Slovan Bratislava 1974/75 Slovan Bratislava 1975/76 Baník Ostrava 1976/77 Dukla Praha 1977/78 Zbrojovka Brno 1978/79 Dukla Praha 1979/80 Baník Ostrava 1980/81 Baník Ostrava 1981/82 Dukla Praha 1982/83 Bohemians Praha 1983/84 Sparta Praha 1984/85 Sparta Praha 1985/86 TJ Vítkovice 1986/87 Sparta Praha 1987/88 Sparta Praha 1988/89 Sparta Praha 1989/90 Sparta Praha 1990/91 Sparta Praha 1991/92 Slovan Bratislava 1992/93 Sparta Praha
1993-.. see list of Czech champions and list of Slovak champions.
19 Sparta Praha (includes Spartak Praha Sokolovo and ČKD Sokolovo Praha) 11 Dukla Praha (includes ÚDA Praha; now Marila Pribram) 9 Slavia Praha (and 1 unofficial title 1948) 8 Slovan Bratislava (includes NV Bratislava) 5 Spartak Trnava 3 Baník Ostrava 1 Bohemians Praha ČH Bratislava (now Internacional Bratislava) Spartak Hradec Králové (now SK Hradec Králové) TJ Vítkovice Viktoria Žižkov Zbrojovka Brno (now 1.FC Brno)
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