Sport
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Is Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský buying into West Ham just for the football?
Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský is in advanced talks to buy a 27 percent stake in West Ham United. But is the billionaire really in it just for the football?
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First ever Billie Jean King Cup begins in Prague
The first ever Billie Jean King Cup, which replaces tennis’s Fed Cup, got underway in Prague on Monday. What has made the Czech team so dominant in such tournaments?
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Jiří Hošek: Kamara was booed because he is hugely unpopular in Czechia, not because he is black
Last Thursday’s Europa League game between Glasgow Rangers and Sparta Prague ended in fresh accusations of racism and a diplomatic spat between the two countries.
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Veteran Cyclists Club: penny-farthings, period clothes and a lot of fun
The Veteran Cyclists Club in Vysoké Mýto harks back to the days of the First Republic -to penny-farthings and cyclists in baggy knickerbockers.
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Martin Loužecký: We use skateboarding as tool to deal with ‘youth bulge’ phenomenon
While still a student, Martin Loužecký and his friends established an NGO SkateWorldBetter to support children and young adults in Africa through skateboarding.
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Czechs score volleyball sensation with win over Olympic champions France
The Czech Republic’s volleyball players achieved a sensational victory on Monday evening, overcoming recent Olympic champions France in the sport’s European Championships.
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“I am really excited” – Czech athletes prepare for next week’s paralympic games in Tokyo
Passing through rigourous coronavirus safety measures, more than two-dozen Czech atheletes have set out for Tokyo to compete in the Tokyo Paralympic Games.
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What does poor week for Czech clubs in Europe say about domestic football league?
It has been a week to forget for Czech football clubs in qualifiers for Europe's international competitions. But what do these results say about the domestic game?
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Dozens of vintage cars embark on “Thousand Miles of Czechoslovakia” race
More than a hundred vintage cars embarked from the centre of Prague on early Thursday morning on a three-day journey to the Slovak capital Bratislava and back.
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An uphill battle: Czechs host mountain running “World Cup” for first time
World Mountain Running Association “World Cup” endurance athletes will attempt a half-marathon in Krkonoše Mountains, the highest range in the country.
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Tokyo Olympics: Czech athletes reach best result in country’s history
With 11 medals in total, four of them gold and four silver, the Czech Olympic Team has achieved the best result in the history of the independent Czech Republic.
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Czech speed canoeists clinch another medal in Tokyo
Czech speed canoeists Josef Dostál and Radek Šlouf won bronze in the 1,000 metre double kayak race at the Olympic Games, bringing the Czech team’s medal tally up to nine.
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