ČFK Kickers
ČFK Kickers
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| Full name | Český footballistický kroužek Kickers |
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| Founded | 1893 |
| Dissolved | unknown |
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| Stadion | Královská louka |
| Top league | Czech football championship |
| successes | Bohemian Master 1896 |
The Český footballistický kroužek Kickers , or ČFK Kickers for short , was a Czech football club from Prague . It was in 1893 when Český footballistický kroužek Akademického gymnasia founded and was one of the first Czech football clubs. The team consisted of students from the Academic Gymnasium in Prague .
The ČFK Kickers won the first unofficial Czech football championship (Czech Národní zápasy mužstev kopaný míč cvičících ) in the spring of 1896 and played the first officially organized football game in Bohemia . On March 22, 1896, the Kickers met on the Prager Königswiese (today: Kaiserwiese) on the AC Prague , whose players, however, with the score of 1-0 for the ČFK Kickers left the pitch in protest against the referee's performance and never came back. After AC Sparta also left the championship after a 0-0 win against SK Slavia , the game of the remaining teams ČFK Kickers against SK Slavia could be viewed as a final - the Kickers won 2-1.
In 1897 the students were banned from playing football and most of the players joined the Český Sculling Cercle team .
successes
- Bohemian Master 1896 (unofficial)
literature
- Karel Vaněk a kol. (Ed.): Malá encyklopedie fotbalu. Olympia, Prague 1984.
- Od prvního soutěžního zápasu uplyne 110 let article on efotbal.cz (Czech)