Jiskra Domažlice vs Vlašim

Demeter needed just 60 seconds to open the scoring, slotting home after a defensive lapse from Vlašim. Three minutes later he struck again, converting from close range to make it 2-0 before many in the modest crowd had settled into their seats.

Vinicius Veneranda added a third in the 18th minute with a composed finish, and Karel Jahn made it 4-0 just before half-time (44'), leaving Vlašim with a mountain to climb.

Vlašim manager rang the changes at the break, sending on six substitutes (Kotek, Váňa, Basit, Naskos, Hájek and Franěk) in a wholesale reshuffle. The second half was a different contest.

Bojan Dordič pulled one back for the visitors in the 76th minute, and Jan Franěk made it 4-2 four minutes later (80'), setting up a tense finale. Jiskra responded immediately through an unnamed scorer in the 82nd minute to restore a three-goal cushion, but Ahmed Basit struck for Vlašim in the 84th to make it 5-3. Jiskra held firm through five minutes of stoppage time.

Demeter's 4th-minute second goal. Vlašim had barely touched the ball before they were 2-0 down, and the early deficit forced them onto the back foot for the entire first half. Jiskra exploited the uncertainty in the visiting defence ruthlessly, adding two more before the interval.

• Demeter (Jiskra Domažlice) — Two goals in the opening four minutes set the tone and effectively won the match inside the first 240 seconds. The quickest brace in this pre-season cycle among Czech clubs.
• Vinicius Veneranda (Jiskra Domažlice) — The third goal in the 18th minute gave Jiskra a commanding lead that Vlašim never looked like overhauling.
• Bojan Dordič (Vlašim) — Scored Vlašim's first and was a constant threat in the second half as the visitors pushed for a comeback.

Player of the match: Demeter (Jiskra Domažlice)

The 4-0 half-time scoreline tells the story of a one-sided first period, but the second half (1-3) showed Vlašim's quality after their mass substitutions. Vlašim, a side from the Czech second tier (FNL), played at a higher level than Jiskra (ČFL, third tier) on paper, but their first-half XI was unrecognisable from the one that finished the game. Six half-time changes disrupted any rhythm, though the second-half display suggests Vlašim's depth is competitive.

Jiskra scored from five of their shots on target, a clinical conversion rate that will please their coaching staff but also raises questions about Vlašim's first-half defensive organisation.

This was Jiskra Domažlice's final pre-season test before the 2026/27 ČFL season begins. The 5-3 win, built on a devastating first-half display, provides momentum. Vlašim continue their preparations for the FNL season with lessons to learn about first-half intensity, though their second-half response was encouraging.

A game of two distinct halves. Jiskra's first-half blitz was as clinical as it was unexpected from a third-tier side against higher-league opposition. Vlašim's second-half fightback showed character but the damage was already done. Demeter's rapid double will be the talking point from an entertaining pre-season friendly.