Thursday, May 24, 2018

Tvorovice








Tvorovice is a small village of 289 people located in the heart of the Haná region.  It is about 15km south of Prostějov.  The local club stopped playing after the 2015/16 season.  Previously, they bounced around the 9th and 10th tiers.  After the 2015/16 season, Němčice nad Hanou B started playing their 9th tier matches in Tvorovice.  Němcice is only 5km away from the village.  At least the people in the village still get to see live football, but hopefully Tvorovice will reform in the near future.

Tuesday, May 15, 2018

May 12, 2018 - Haná Prostějov 2 FK Troubky 5






May 12, 2018 - Olomoucký Kraj - 1 B třída - 7th tier
Haná Prostějov 2 FK Troubky 5
Attendance - 35

Haná had the opportunity to use the main pitch for this match, and not the horrible artificial pitch next to the stadium. The main stadium is almost 100 percent used by SK Prostějov, which plays in the 3rd tier. 

Attendance was lower than normal for this match, but there were a few fans from Troubky who made the short trip.  Troubky were a faster team, and were gifted a win after they scored in the 37th, 38th and 39th minute.  They were not that much better than Haná so the result was a little harsh.

Sunday, May 13, 2018

Slavoj Kojetín-Kovalovice






I have been to Kojetín a few times to watch Haná Prostějov play, but this time was a little different.  Haná was set to play Kojetín B in the 7th tier, and I assumed the match was going to be played in Kojetín. I really should have looked it up before, because apparently the B team plays in a village of 150 people 5km south called Kovalovice.  As I did not know that at the time I was in Kojetin, I just made my way home.

On a side note, the football club in Kojetín is one of the oldest in the country and dates back to 1908.

Thursday, May 10, 2018

May 5, 2018 - 3rd tier handball - Sokol Prostějov 34 TJ Dolní Cerekev 28




May 5, 2018 - Czech Republic 3rd tier handball
Prostějov 34 Dolní Cerekev 28
Attendance - 40

Both sides have struggled this season, and this match was a key one for the potential relegation spot.  Dolní Cerekev started strong, but could not keep up in the 2nd half and Prostějov started to pull away.  This was the last home match for Prostějov in the 2017/2018 season.  The win means they can go into their last match away to Velké Meziříčí with nothing really to worry about.