Sport
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Karolína Muchová misses title, but cracks the Top 10 ranking
Czechia’s Karolína Muchová lost to Coco Gauff in the Western & Southern Open yesterday in Cincinnati. Despite the loss, Muchová managed to crack the Top 10 ranking.
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Sparta falls short of Champions League qualification, but a chance remains for Europa league
Sparta Praha lost in penalty kicks to FC Copenhagen last night, a devastating loss to the league’s reigning champions. We spoke to Jiří Hošek about last night’s match.
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David Krejčí hanging up his skates after 16 years with the Boston Bruins
After 16 NHL seasons with the Boston Bruins, Czech-born David Krejčí announced his retirement from the National Hockey League on Monday.
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Gold, gold, silver: A weekend of victory for Czech athletics
It proved to be an exciting weekend for the world of Czech athletics, as the country collected three medals, two of them gold in men’s basketball, archery, and ice hockey.
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Anniversary of the week
August 1983: Record Czechoslovak medal count at Helsinki World Athletics Championships
The 1983 World Championships in Athletics, held in Finland’s Helsinki, were the first edition of the competition – and proved the most successful ever for Czechoslovakia.
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Differing treatment of “Russian” tennis players sparks questions
Police stopped a Russian player from entering Czechia to appear at a tennis tournament. But they then allowed players with Russian passports to play in a different contest.
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Hundreds of fans head to Arctic Circle for first Bohemians European game since 1980s
Prague football club Bohemians 1905 surprised almost everyone when they earned an unexpected place in the qualifiers for the Europa Conference League this year.
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Czech women will not take the field at Women’s World Cup, but ambitious for 2025 Euros
The 2023 Women’s World Cup kicked off Thursday. But the Czech women’s team will not be dressing for the country, unable to qualify for this year’s international tournament.
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“A replay of a lost war”: New book explores 1969 hockey wins over USSR – and ensuing riots
A new book by Ethan Scheiner explores Czechoslovakia’s victories over the USSR at the 1969 ice hockey world championships and the euphoria, and riots, the games sparked.
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Title for Vondroušová peak of Wimbledon to remember for Czechs
Czech tennis has just enjoyed an unforgettable weekend, with Markéta Vondroušová became the first unseeded champion of Wimbledon in women’s singles.
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Wimbledon
Vondroušová reaches Wimbledon semi-finals
Markéta Vondroušová has reached the Wimbledon semi-finals for the first time in her career. She will be playing against Ukraine’s Elina Svitolina on Thursday.
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Kvitová makes comeback in Berlin
Czech tennis star Petra Kvitová will be bringing home yet another trophy after Sunday’s German Open final in Berlin.
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