FK Admira Prague is a

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club located in

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. It currently plays in the

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, which is the third level of competition in the country. They played two seasons in the

, but were relegated in the 2014–15 season, then promoted back for 2015–16. The biggest rival of this club is

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Historical names

Sources: * 1909 – SK Meteor Kobylisy (''Sportovní klub (Sports club) Meteor Kobylisy'') * 1920 – SK Praha XVI (''Sportovní klub (Sports club) Praha XVI'') * 1931 – SK Praha VIII (''Sportovní klub (Sports club) Praha XIII'') * 1940 – merged with SK Rapid VIII => SK Praha VIII (''Sportovní klub (Sports club) Praha XIII'') * 1948 – merged with SK Admira VIII => TJ Dynamo-vozovna Praha (''Tělovýchovná jednota (Physical education unity) Dynamo-vozovna Praha'') * 1968 – TJ Admira Praha 8 (''Tělovýchovná jednota (Physical education unity) Admira Praha 8'') * 1978 – TJ Admira Kobylisy (''Tělovýchovná jednota (Physical education unity) Kobylisy'') * 1992 – merged with TJ Slavoj Praha 7 => FK Admira/Slavoj (''Fotbalový klub (Football club) Admira/Slavoj'') * 2006 – FK Admira Praha (''Fotbalový klub (Football club) Admira Praha'')

Reserves

Admira's reserve team plays in

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(season 2022/23).

Honours

*Czechoslovak Regional Competition (third tier) ** Champions: 1959/60 *

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** Champions: 1996–96, 2012–13, 2018–19 *

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(fifth tier) ** Champions: 1971–72, 1992–93, 2005–06

Season-by-season record

A–team

Sources: Archiv Rudého práva
1965–1989
František Kopecký (jfk-fotbal)Jindřich Horák, Lubomír Král: ''Encyklopedie našeho fotbalu (1896 – 1996/97)'', Praha, Libri 1997.Archiv soutěží
výsledkový servis Lidových novin. Retrieved 15 June 2023.

Reserve team

Sources:

References

External links

*
FK Admira Prague at the website of the Prague Football Association

Stadium at soccerway.com
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