The Spring part of the Football League begins. Pilsen leads the table, but Slavia is the favorite

Prague - The first football league's spring portion will start this weekend, and it is expected to feature a thrilling battle for the championship and survival. The defending champion from Pilsen is in first place after the first 16 rounds of the autumn season, but Slavia is the betting favorite.

The second team from Prague, "S" Sparta, is in third place, another five points behind the Red and Whites after Viktoria scores two points against them. Pardubice, who is currently in last place, will attempt to gain two points back from Zlin in order to avoid being directly relegated at the other end of the table.

Throughout the fall, Pilsen had a sizable lead, but in two of the final three rounds, they suffered points losses. The only championship the West Bohemians have so far successfully defended was during the 2015–16 campaign, but they will still make an effort to win the seventh title in history.

With only ten goals allowed thus far, Viktoria will once more rely on their strong defense, which currently leads the competition. "We are aware of the strength of Sparta and Slavia and the fact that they share our goals.

But our team is very strong, and I can feel that. We have a chance to take the league by storm.

We feel that we are capable of challenging for the title once more. At the press conference, Pilsen coach Michal Blek expressed his excitement about the event.

After three winning seasons, Slavia unexpectedly lost the championship in the extension and gave Pilsen the championship lead this past season. The Red and Whites start the spring season in a position similar to that of Viktoria from the previous year, which dropped a point after the fall to finish first.

The Vrovi team of coach jindich trpiovsk has the best attack in the league with 51 goals, and they performed well in the fall primarily at home where they were the only ones who did not hesitate. With odds of 1.75:1, Slavia is the betting favorite to win the championship, while Pilsen has odds of 2.35:1.

The Red and Whites, in contrast to Viktoria, continue to compete even in the domestic cup and are considering completing a double before spring. We are aiming for two trophies, and our goal is crystal clear.

Matj Jurásek, a winger for the Slavist, expressed his optimism for the outcome. Sparta's hopes of winning the championship, which have been dormant since 2014, have been revived thanks to the successful end to the autumn and particularly the victory in Pilsen.

The fact that Leten't will host both of their rivals in the spring is a benefit. There are no impossibilities.

We must pick up many victories because there are two teams in front of us. The objective is to outscore Pilsen and Slavia in terms of points.

When it's all said and done, we'll see if it was enough to win the title, which was our main objective, according to Sparta's Danish coach Brian Priske. During the winter break, all three of the title contenders improved.

Plze upped the offensive competition by adding two attackers, Rafiu Durosinmi and, following an injury, the representative Matj Vydra, as well as Roman Kvt, who finished second in the league in scoring for the season. Awer Mabil, an Australian, and captain Ladislav Krej Jr. were among the four foreigners hired by Sparta.

is making a full recovery. Petr Hronek, Igoh Ogbu, David Pech, and Mick van Buren, who shares second place in the scoring standings with Liberec, were added to strengthen Slavia's defense and midfield. Van Buren also returned from a loan stint with Liberec.

Nigerians Yira Sor and Moses Usor, on the other hand, departed Eden. fourth-place olomouc suffers an eight-point loss to Sparta, putting them further behind the Prague teams than they already are.

Hanáky and Jablonec, who are currently in fourteenth place, are separated by just eight points in the middle of the table. The fourteenth and fifteenth teams must tie with the second and third teams of the second league in order to avoid being directly relegated; only the final team will be directly demoted.

In fifteenth place, Jablonec is four points ahead of Zln, while Pardubice is two points further back. The final two units of the table, however, approach the spring with great resolve.

The East Bohemians are making their way back to their renovated stadium from the asylum in Prague's Olek, where they will play Slavia the following week to celebrate the stadium's opening. Pavel Vrba, a seasoned former head coach of the Czech national team, was hired by Zln in response.

The thirteenth Eská Budjovice will also begin the spring portion of the season with new coaches, under the direction of Marek Nikl and Tomá Zápoton. In the asylum in Mladá Boleslav, the fifth Hradec Králové will still be performed.

In the Gunners table, a close battle is to be anticipated. Jakub eznek of Brno, who has scored eleven goals so far, is the top scorer.

In the next four players with nine goals, there are two players from each of the top two teams in the table: Tomá Chor from Pilsen with the addition of Kvt and Stanislav Tecl from Slavia with the return of Van Buren. After two and a half months, the first league will resume; the autumn season was unusually cut short before the middle of November due to the World Championship in Qatar, which the Czech Republic was unable to participate in.

A five-round superstructure will follow the basic part's conclusion on or around April 30, which will take place in the same area as April 29. first league of football.

In the next four players with nine goals, there are two players from each of the top two teams in the table: Tomá Chor from Pilsen with the addition of Kvt and Stanislav Tecl from Slavia with the return of Van Buren.