STADION EVŽENA ROŠICKÉHO, PRAGUE – SPARTA B/SLAVIA [STADIUM FLIGHT]

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Evžena Rošického Stadium is a football stadium with athletics facilities in the Czech capital Prague. It is located in the immediate vicinity of Strahov Stadium, the second largest stadium in the world with 220,000 seats. Colloquially, it is often simply called Strahov. It is owned by the Czech Football Association FAČR.

Built from 1931 to 1935, it was initially called Masarykův stadium after the former Czechoslovak president Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk. The capacity at that time was 50,000 seats. It was later renamed Stadium Československé armády (English: Stadium of the Czechoslovak Army). The capacity decreased considerably in the 1990s when standing room was converted into seating.

Slavia Prague football club played its home matches here from 2000 to 2008 after its former Eden stadium, now demolished, became unfit for the 1st division. It used to be one of the venues for the Czech national football team. Today the stadium is named after the former track and field athlete and resistance fighter Evžen Rošický, who was executed on 25 June 1942.

Second division side SK Sparta Krč played its home matches in the Evžena Rošického stadium in the 2007/08 season, as the club's pitch did not meet the criteria for professional football. The ground often hosts the final of the Czech Football Cup. From 29 August to 3 September 1978, the stadium hosted the 12th European Athletics Championships.

Tenants:
AC Sparta Prague (2000)
SK Slavia Prague (2000-2008)
SK Sparta Krč (2007-2008)
AC Sparta Prague B (2008-2010)
Bohemians Prague (2009-2010)
Bohemians 1905 (2010)
SK Kladno (2010)
FK Dukla Prague (2011)
FK Olympia Prague (2017-2018)
FK Slavoj Vyšehrad (2018-2021)
AC Sparta Prague B (2021-)

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