FC VÃtkovice
The FC Vitkovice was a Czech football club based in Ostrava.
Club history
1919 SK Slavoj Vitkovice was in town Vitkovice, which was incorporated in 1924 by Moravian Ostrava, was founded.
1943 and 1946, the club narrowly missed promotion to the top flight, this was achieved in 1949. Played The promoted to the penultimate round of the championship with and finished fourth. With 22 goals Josef Bican scorer. 1952, the Czechoslovak football was reorganized by the communist regime, ZSJ Vítkovické Zelezarny had to leave the Premier League despite rank nine. 1963 Vitkovice missed promotion to the 1st League due to a single gate.
Not until 1981 that abolished TJ Vitkovice, that was the club now, the climb. Quite surprisingly Vitkovice 1986 Czechoslovakian champion. In Europe Champions Cup 1986/87 the team first defeated Paris Saint-Germain failed in the 2nd round but to eventual winners FC Porto. In that season was Vitkovice runner-up and reached the 1987/88 UEFA Cup quarter-finals.
At this time successful, the club has since never was able to build again, and rose in 1994 from the 1st league from. He merged with Kovona Karviná to FC Karviná - Vitkovice. After only one year the merger was redissolved Vitkovice launched only in the MSFL, the 3rd league, but got right back up. Since 1996, the FC Vitkovice continually playing in the second league. In the 2009/10 season FC rose from the Table of the 2nd Division and entered into the 2010/11 season first in the third- highest division in the Czech football, the MSFL on. On 9 February 2011, the club filed for bankruptcy and took in the season 2011/ 12 on the operation of the game Divize D part. After the 2011/2012 season the club went bankrupt and disappeared from the register of associations. Some players and parts of the Executive Board then founded in July 2012, the successor club MFK Vitkovice.
Achievements
- Czechoslovakian champion 1985/86
- Czechoslovakian runner-up 1986/87
- Czech Cup Finalist 1987/88
International Competitions
Club name
Founded in 1919 as SK Slavoj Vitkovice there was the first renamed in 1922 in SK Vitkovice. Already in 1923 renamed itself the club in SSK Vitkovice. Between 1937 and 1939 the club SK Železárny Vitkovice was, from 1939 to 1945 ČSK Vitkovice. From 1945 to 1948, the club was known as SK Vítkovické Zelezarny, 1948/49, he was called Sokol Vítkovické Zelezarny. From 1949 to 1953 was called to ZSJ Vítkovické Zelezarny, from 1953 to 1957 TJ Banik Vitkovice. From 1957 to 1979, the club TJ Vitkovice VŽKG said. 1979-1993 was the name TJ Vitkovice. 1993/94, the club changed its name under FC Vitkovice Kovkor. After the merger with FK 1 máj Karviná the club was called the 1994/95 FC Karviná - Vitkovice. Since 1995, the FC Vitkovice means.
Former notable players
- Josef Bican in the club 1950-1951
- Alois Grussmann, the club 1986-1993
- Miroslav Kadlec, in the club in 1983/84 and 1986 to 1990
- Jaroslav Zápalka, goalkeeper of the championship team 1985/86