1993–94 Gambrinus liga

Gambrinus liga
Season	1993–94
Champions	Sparta Prague
Relegated	Vítkovice Dukla Prague
Champions League	Sparta Prague
Cup Winners' Cup	Viktoria Žižkov
UEFA Cup	Slavia Prague
Top goalscorer	Horst Siegl (20)
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The 1993–94 Gambrinus liga was the first season of top-tier football in the Czech Republic following the dissolution of Czechoslovakia on 1 January 1993. The season started on 14 August 1993 and ended on 8 June 1994.

League standings

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts
1.	AC Sparta Praha	30	18	9	3	62	21	+41	45
2.	SK Slavia Praha	30	16	7	7	55	28	+27	39
3.	FC Baník Ostrava OKD	30	14	8	8	52	25	+27	36
4.	FK Union Cheb	30	13	10	7	31	29	+2	36
5.	FC Viktoria Plzeň	30	12	11	7	35	23	+12	35
6.	SK České Budějovice JČE	30	11	13	6	33	31	+2	35
7.	SK Sigma Olomouc MŽ	30	14	6	10	44	29	+15	34
8.	FK Viktoria Žižkov	30	12	9	9	40	28	+12	33
9.	FC Slovan WSK Liberec	30	11	10	9	36	32	+4	32
10.	FC Petra Drnovice	30	13	6	11	38	36	+2	32
11.	FC Svit Zlín	30	10	7	13	37	48	-11	27
12.	FC Boby Brno	30	10	6	14	38	46	-8	26
13.	SKP Fomei Hradec Králové	30	9	6	15	29	40	-11	24
14.	FC Bohemians Praha	30	8	7	15	29	54	-25	23
15.	FC Vítkovice	30	3	7	20	22	64	-42	13
16.	Dukla Prague	30	1	8	21	21	68	-47	10

P = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

	Champion
	Relegation to 2. Liga

Top goalscorer

Scorer	Goals	Team
Horst Siegl	20	AC Sparta Praha

References

(Czech) ČMFS statistics

Gambrinus liga

Seasons

Clubs

2013–14	Baník Ostrava Bohemians 1905 FK Dukla Prague Jablonec Jihlava Mladá Boleslav Příbram Sigma Olomouc Slavia Prague Slovácko Slovan Liberec Sparta Prague Teplice Viktoria Plzeň Zbrojovka Brno Znojmo

Former	Benešov Blšany Bohemians (Střížkov) Dynamo České Budějovice Cheb Drnovice Dukla Prague Hradec Králové Karviná Kladno Lázně Bohdaneč Most Opava Ústí nad Labem Vítkovice Viktoria Žižkov Zlín

Associated competitions

Category

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1993–94 Gambrinus liga