SK Zásada stays in Czech 6th league amid promotion reshuffle and Kácov faces relegation

SK Zásada confirmed it will remain in the Czech sixth league after winning its division. Club chairman Miroslav Princ, speaking from a beach in the United Kingdom, thanked players and said the team will stay in the sixth tier, opting not to pursue a costly roster upgrade. The decision means only SK Semily will move up to the regional (5th‑tier) league, easing pressure on clubs such as FK Sedmihorky, which can now celebrate its survival despite a recent loss.

In the seventh league, Kácov drew 2‑2 with Městec Králové, a result that confirms relegation for both sides to a lower division. Coaches Michal Veliký of Kácov and Roman Šádek of Městec expressed disappointment over the missed chance to stay up, noting tactical shortcomings in the second half and the emotional impact on fans.

Both stories highlight the stakes of promotion and relegation for Czech amateur football clubs, with local celebrations and setbacks shaping the next season’s league composition.