Squad
- Martin Ticháček1999current
Martin Sladký2010current- Roman Pavlík2010current
Patrik Hrošovský2011current
Radim Řezník2011current- Lukáš Hejda2012current
Matúš Kozáčik2012current
Petr Bolek2012current
Jan Kovařík2013current
Tomáš Hořava2013current
Aidin Mahmutović2014current
František Rajtoral2014current
Martin Chrien2014current
Ondřej Vaněk2014current
Aleš Matějů2015current
Jan Baránek, Jr.2015current
Jan Kopic2015current- Tomáš Hájek2017current
Joel Ngandu Kayamba2018current
Christián Herc2019current
Jan Sýkora2021current
Erik Jirka2022current
Matěj Vydra2022current- Robin Hranáč2022current
Václav Jemelka2022current- Jiří Panoš2024current
- Lukáš Červ2024current
- Amar Memić2025current
- Adam Gabriel2026current
Denis Vavro2026current- Igor Bachnercurrent
Pavel Vrbacurrent- Karel Černý1932–1933
Václav Horák1934–1936- Josef Zeman1936–1936
- Svetozar Đanić1936–1937
Franjo Wölfl1937–1938- Jaroslav Bouček1941–1942
- Stanislav Štrunc1959–1965
- František Plass1962–1976
- Milan Máčala1968–1970
- Karel Knesl1970–1971
- Petr Uličný1972–1977
- Jaroslav Hřebík1975–1976
Tomáš Pospíchal1975–1977- Jan Berger1976–1978
Jaroslav Šilhavý1979–1980
Vítězslav Lavička1980–1982
Miroslav Beránek1983–1984
Daniel Šmejkal1988–1989
Luboš Urban1988–1989- Karel Krejčí1989–1993
- Roman Vonášek1989–1991
- Daniel Šmejkal1991–1994
Josef Obajdin1991–1991- Petr Vlček1993–1997
- Robert Vágner1993–1995
- Aleš Jindra1994–1995
Patrik Ježek1994–1998- Jan Velkoborský1995–1999
- Jan Velkoborský1995–1995
- Martin Hřídel1996–1998
- Tomáš Došek1996–1999
Lukáš Došek1997–1999
Martin Švejnoha1997–2004- Jaroslav Šedivec1998–2002
Pavel Dobrý1998–1999- Aleš Jindra1999–2000
Martin Horák2000–2001- Martin Ticháček2000–2007
Pavel Fořt2000–2003
Róbert Jež2000–2005- Tomáš Marek2000–2002
Fábio César Montezine2001–2001- Fábio César Montezine2001–2002
- Martin Horák2001–2001
David Limberský2002–2003- Petr Knakal2002–2008
- Vladimír Kožuch2002–2002
Václav Procházka2002–2007- David Limberský2003–2007
- Edno2003–2003
- Lubomír Blaha2003–2004
Luboš Kozel2003–2003- Roman Skuhravý2003–2004
- Tomáš Kučera2003–2003
Horst Siegl2004–2004
Martin Fillo2004–2007- Patrik Gross2004–2004
Pavel Hašek2004–2005- Ján Mucha2005–2006
Marek Jarolím2005–2005- Robert Vágner2005–2006
Tomáš Borek2005–2008- Tomáš Rada2005–2010
David Bičík2006–2006- Ferenc Róth2006–2007
Jan Lecjaks2006–2011
Jan Rezek2006–2006- Marek Jarolím2006–2008
Martin Müller2006–2008
Michal Daněk2006–2012- Petr Trapp2006–2008
- Petr Vlček2006–2006
- Ferenc Róth2007–2008
- Jarda Šimr2007–2007
- Milan Petržela2007–2012
Pavel Malcharek2007–2008- Adam Varadi2008–2009
Daniel Kolář2008–2016- David Limberský2008–2021
- Dimitri Tatanashvilli2008–2010
Jakub Navrátil2008–2010- Jan Rezek2008–2011
Ludovic Sylvestre2008–2008- Paulo Rodrigues da Silva2008–2009
Pavel Horváth2008–2015
Petr Jiráček2008–2012- Tomáš Poštulka2008–2009
- David Bystroň2009–2010
- František Rajtoral2009–2014
- Jan Polák2009–2009
- Marek Bakoš2009–2014
Bogdan Milić2010–2010- David Bystroň2010–2012
- David Střihavka2010–2011
David Vaněček2010–2014- Libor Žůrek2010–2010
- Martin Hruška2010–2010
Michal Ďuriš2010–2014- Miloš Brezinský2010–2012
- Paulo Rodrigues da Silva2010–2012
Vladimír Darida2010–2013- Jakub Hora2011–2013
Marek Čech2011–2012
Marián Čišovský2011–2020- Martin Fillo2011–2015
Michael Krmenčík2011–2020- Petr Trapp2011–2014
Václav Pilař2011–2012
Aleš Mandous2012–2015
Edgar Malakyan2012–2014
Marek Hanousek2012–2014- Martin Zeman2012–2013
Milan Mišůn2012–2014
Radek Šírl2012–2014
Roman Adamov2012–2013
Tomáš Berger2012–2012
Tomáš Wágner2012–2015- Václav Procházka2012–2016
Martin Pospíšil2013–2014- Milan Petržela2013–2019
- Mladen Veselinović2013–2015
Roman Hubník2013–2020- Stanislav Tecl2013–2015
- Jakub Hora2014–2015
- Jan Chramosta2014–2015
Jan Holenda2014–2015- Jan Rezek2014–2014
- Václav Pilař2014–2015
- Aidin Mahmutović2015–2016
Egon Vůch2015–2016- Václav Pilař2015–2018
Ergys Kaçe2016–2016
Jakub Hromada2016–2017
Andreas Ivanschitz2017–2018- Daniel Kolář2017–2019
- Diego Živulić2017–2018
Erik Janža2017–2018
Jakub Řezníček2017–2019
Pavel Sulc2017–2025
Jean-David Beauguel2018–2022
Tomáš Chorý2018–2024
Lukáš Kalvach2019–2025
Jindřich Staněk2020–2020
Zdeněk Ondrášek2020–2021- Jindřich Staněk2021–2024
- Václav Pilař2022–2023
FC Viktoria Plzeň is a professional football club based in Plzeň, Czech Republic.
The club has been awarded the seal of the city of Pilsen for its contributions to local sports.
Viktoria Plzeň competes in the Czech First League, the top division of Czech football.
Biography
Formation
Football Club Viktoria Plzeň was established in 1911 when Jaroslav Ausobský, an official of the state railways, filed a request to form a new football club in Plzeň. The club played its first match in August 1911, facing Olympia Plzeň and losing 7–3. Initially, Viktoria Plzeň operated as an amateur club for the first 18 years, but in the 1922-23 season, they embarked on their first foreign tour to Spain, achieving notable success by winning six out of nine matches.
Professional Era
In June 1929, Viktoria Plzeň transitioned to a professional club and entered the national professional league. Their inaugural season saw them finish in seventh place, but they quickly improved, achieving second place in the following season, which marked their first promotion to the Czech First League. The club gained recognition in European football after competing in the 1935 Mitropa Cup against Juventus, drawing 3–3 at home but losing 5–1 in Turin. Despite facing relegation in 1938, they returned to the top league the following year, maintaining a presence in the top division until 1952, when they briefly changed their name to Sokol Škoda Plzeň.
Achievements and Legacy
Viktoria Plzeň has enjoyed significant success in domestic competitions, winning the Czech First League six times, with their most recent title in the 2021-22 season. They have also claimed the Czech Cup once and the Czech Supercup twice. The club's consistent performance has solidified its status as a prominent force in Czech football, with a total of 27 seasons spent in the top tier of the league system, showcasing their resilience and competitive spirit throughout their history.
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Career & Clubs
Early history
In 1911, Jaroslav Ausobský, an official of the state railways, filed a request for the establishment of a new football club in Plzeň. In August 1911, the newly formed club Viktoria played their first match, losing 7–3 against Olympia Plzeň. For the first 18 years of its existence, Viktoria Plzeň was a purely amateur club, although in 1922–23, they took their first foreign trip to Spain, where they won six out of nine matches. In June 1929, an extraordinary meeting of members agreed to go professional and enter the national professional league. Viktoria finished their first season in seventh place, but the very next season, improved and reached second place, which meant a first-ever promotion to the First League. In the 1934–35 Czechoslovak First League, Viktoria finished in fourth place and subsequently played in the 1935 Mitropa Cup, the top European club competition at the time. Two matches against Juventus brought Viktoria to the attention of European football at large. They drew 3–3 at home but lost 5–1 in Turin. Viktoria played without success in the First League, being relegated for the 1938 season but returning to top competition the next year. The outbreak of World War II interrupted competition, notably through the absence of teams from Slovakia. In 1942, Viktoria fell again into the divisions, but again returned to the top league the next year, where they would remain until 1952. That same year, the club changed its name to Sokol Škoda Plzeň.…
Seasons spent at Level 1 of the football league system: 27 Seasons spent at Level 2 of the football league system: 4 Seasons spent at Level 3 of the football league system: 0 Seasons spent at Level 4 of the football league system: 0
Czech Republic
The following is a list of the all-time statistics from Plzeň's games in the three UEFA tournaments it has participated in, as well as the overall total. The list contains the tournament, the number of seasons (S), games played (P), won (W), drawn (D) and lost (L). The statistics include qualification matches.
As of 7 September 2025.
- League
- Czech First League
Trophies & Awards
- Award
- The seal of the city of Pilsen
Legacy
National
Czech First League Winners (6): 2010–11, 2012–13, 2014–15, 2015–16, 2017–18, 2021–22 Runners-up (4): 2013–14, 2016–17, 2018–19, 2019–20 Czech Cup Winners (1): 2009–10 Runners-up (3): 2013–14, 2020–21, 2023–24 Czech Supercup Winners (2): 2011, 2015 Runners-up (3): 2010, 2013, 2014 Czech 2. Liga Winners (1): 2002–03
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Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Football Club Viktoria Plzeň is a Czech professional football club based in Plzeň. It plays in the Czech First League, the top division of football in the country.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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