2010–11 FK Dukla Prague season

Players

Transfers

In

Over the summer, Dukla signed Radim Nečas from Mladá Boleslav and brought back Ondřej Vrzal on a year-long loan from Viktoria Plzeň.

In the winter transfer window, sixteen-year-old striker Patrik Svoboda joined from Kladno with six players going the other way on loan. Also joining Dukla at this time were two forwards: AC Sparta Prague's Martin Jirouš, who signed on a loan deal until 31 January 2012, and Jan Pázler from Slavia Prague. Goalkeeper Tomáš Kučera also arrived to provide backup for Rada. Martin Bayer left to join third league side Ovčáry and Robert Kokoška departed for Bohemians 1905.

Out

In the summer, former national team striker Michal Kolomazník retired at the age of 33 with a career-ending knee problem. Veteran goalkeeper Martin Svoboda left after two seasons at the club. Striker Tomáš Kulvajt was released. Martin Macháček went out on loan to Sezimovo Ústí for the first half of the season.

In the winter, Dukla sent six players out on loan to SK Kladno as part of the deal for Patrik Svoboda. These players were Jakub Sklenář, Jakub Jakubov, Martin Macháček, Donát Laczkovich, David Radosta and Jaroslav Kmoch. Striker Pavel Vrána went out on loan to Karviná. Ukrainian forward Vadym Antipov, who had only managed one league appearance in the first 15 matches, transferred to FK Mažeikiai in Lithuania.

Statistics

Appearances and goals

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Goalscorers

Disciplinary record

Home attendance

Czech 2. Liga

Main article: 2010–11 Czech 2. Liga

Results by round

Results summary

League table

Matches

August

Chigou

Hašek

Šiml

Hanousek

September

Chigou

Vrána

Sklenář

October

Šiml

Bukač

Malý

November

March

Chigou Pázler Svatonský Gedeon

Chigou Hašek

Oboya

April

Nečas

Bartošák

Hanousek Chigou Malý

May

Chigou

Chigou Mikula

Berger

June

Čada Pázler Svatonský

Cup

Main article: 2010–11 Czech Cup

Dukla reached the third round of the cup competition. This was the same progress as the club made in the previous season.

As a 2. Liga team, Dukla entered the Cup in the first round. After easing past amateur side Česká Lípa in their first match, Dukla travelled to fellow 2. Liga side Sezimovo Ústí. Despite conceding the first goal, Dukla ran out 3–2 winners.

In the third round Dukla faced Gambrinus liga outfit Jablonec. Despite opening the scoring through Dani Chigou, Jablonec managed to equalise and the match went to a penalty shoot-out. Even after the regular five attempts each, both teams missed the sixth penalty. Goalkeeper Filip Rada took the seventh and missed, but Jablonec striker Tomáš Pekhart made no mistake from the spot to put Jablonec in the next round and send Dukla out of the competition.

Hašek Vrána Malý

Kostečka Laczkovich Přeučil

• Chigou
• Hašek
• Sklenář
• Malý
• Vorel
• Šiml
• Rada
• Jarolím
• Kovařík
• Pavlík
• Jablonský
• Lafata
• Vošahlík
• Pekhart

References

Cited texts

References

1. (22 October 2010). "Vlašim znovu prohrála a druhou ligu už vede Dukla. Tři body má Jihlava i Žižkov". idnes.cz.
2. (23 July 2010). "Trubky a trumpety k armádě patří. Fotbalová Dukla povolila vuvuzely". idnes.cz.
3. (18 March 2011). "Juniorku Sparty čeká utkání v Kladně". sparta.cz.
4. [[#Pivoda. Pivoda]], p. 111.
5. (10 February 2011). "Fotbalového benjamínka chtěly Slavia i Sparta, ulovila ho pražská Dukla". idnes.cz.
6. "Dukla Praha vs. Baník Most - 3 September 2010 - Soccerway".
7. (7 May 2011). "Dukla vyhrála ve Znojmě a zvýšila svůj náskok na čele tabulky". fkdukla.cz.
8. [[#Pivoda. Pivoda]], p. 113.
9. (7 September 2010). "Dukla veze ze Sezimova Ústí postup v Ondrášovka Cupu". fkdukla.cz.
10. (21 September 2010). "Dukla podlehla Jablonci po penaltách". fkdukla.cz.