FK Pribram is a historic club competing in the Chance Národní Liga, the second division of Czech football. The team is based in the town of Příbram in the Central Bohemian Region and plays its home matches at the Na Litavce stadium. Founded in 1928, the club's traditional colors are blue and white. FK Pribram has a rich history, with its most notable era occurring in the late 1990s and early 2000s when they enjoyed a sustained spell in the top-flight Gambrinus Liga, famously winning the Czech Cup in 2001 under the name Dukla Příbram. That period, featuring players like striker Miroslav Matušovič, represents the club's peak. After relegation, they have become a staple of the second tier, often challenging for promotion. The modern squad is a blend of seasoned professionals and promising youngsters, known for a resilient and hard-working style. The club enjoys strong local support, with the Na Litavce stadium providing an intimate and vocal backdrop. FK Pribram remains a proud and competitive force, continually aiming to recapture its former top-flight status.