Czech Liga

Czech-Republic · League

2026/2027

Czech Liga 2026/2027: A Tightrope Title Race

Slavia Praha have edged ahead in the Czech Liga 2026/2027 campaign, leading the pack by the narrowest of margins—a single point separating them from Slovan Liberec. With 14 points from six matches, Slavia’s goal difference of +12 underlines their attacking verve. Slovan Liberec and Zbrojovka Brno sit just behind on 13 points each, making for a tantalisingly close contest at the summit.

Further down, Mlada Boleslav and Sigma Olomouc are holding steady in the European qualification hunt, with 11 and 10 points respectively. Meanwhile, the likes of Sparta Praha and FK Jablonec are mid-table, still with plenty of fixtures ahead to shake things up.

At the other end of the table, Zlin find themselves adrift with no points from six games and a goal difference of -8, signalling a tricky road ahead. Pardubice and Slovácko are also struggling, with minimal returns so far. The 14-point gap between the top and bottom teams paints a season of contrasts, but with the title race so finely poised, it’s anyone’s guess how the drama will unfold.

League Pulse

Goals / match (starters)
1.51
Starter goals only; excludes subs + own goals
Top passers
Defenders
32.9 passes/game
Most fouls
Defenders
0.13 yc/game

League trends

Goals / match — last rounds
2.83
Goals / match · Last 8 rounds
Avg cards / player / game
0.09
Cards / player / game · Last 10 rounds
Clean sheets %
26.1%
Clean sheets % · Last 8 rounds
Standings last refreshed 14 days ago (20 Sept 2026) — may not reflect latest matches.
#TeamPPts
1Slavia Praha820
2Slovan Liberec920
3Mlada Boleslav817
4Sigma Olomouc916
5Teplice916
6Zbrojovka Brno916
7Sparta Praha915
8FK Jablonec914
9Hradec Králové914
10Plzen810
11Baník Ostrava910
12Bohemians 190589
13Pardubice98
14Artis95
15Slovácko94
15Karviná00
16Zlin91
Last 5: ←oldest

Czech Liga Table Overview for 2026/2027

The race at the summit of the Czech Liga is about as tight as a drum, with Slavia Praha leading the pack by a mere 1 point ahead of Slovan Liberec. This slim margin means every match could tip the balance, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.

Further down the table, the competition is fairly clustered with only small gaps separating many teams, although there is a substantial 14-point spread between the top and bottom sides. This suggests a clear divide in performance levels, with the lower half struggling to keep pace.

Overall, the table paints a picture of a competitive top tier with a bit of breathing room for the leaders, while the bottom clubs have some serious ground to make up if they wish to climb the rankings.