Dukla Prague is a historic football club with a rich legacy, currently playing in the Czech Chance Liga, the second tier of Czech football. The team is based in the Czech capital and plays its home games at the Juliska Stadium. Founded in 1958, the club's name honors the Battle of Dukla Pass from World War II and it was traditionally associated with the Czechoslovak army. Dukla Prague enjoyed a golden era in the 1960s, dominating Czechoslovak football with multiple league titles and a memorable run to the European Cup semi-finals in 1967, led by legends like Josef Masopust. The club was a powerhouse, producing numerous national team players. Following the Velvet Revolution, the club faced financial struggles and a dramatic decline, losing its top-flight status for many years. The modern Dukla is in a rebuilding phase, aiming to climb back to the elite level with a focus on youth development. The club maintains a dedicated, albeit smaller, fanbase that cherishes its glorious past. Dukla Prague remains a name etched in football history, symbolizing a bygone era of Czechoslovak sporting excellence.