About SK Libeň

SK Libeň was a Czech football club based in the Libeň district of Prague, founded in 1903. It was one of the early Prague clubs that participated in the development of organized football in Bohemia and later Czechoslovakia. The club grew during the early 20th century and became part of the expanding Prague football scene alongside teams such as Sparta and Slavia.

In its competitive history, SK Libeň played several seasons in the Czechoslovak First League, taking part in the inaugural 1925 season and eventually spending a total of seven seasons in the top division. Although it was not among the dominant clubs, it remained a regular participant in national competitions during the interwar period and also appeared in the 1946–47 top-flight season.

After World War II, the club underwent several reorganizations and name changes reflecting broader political changes in Czechoslovakia. In 1951, SK Libeň was merged with another club (Bratrství Sparta), which effectively ended its independent existence.