Brandýs nad Labem vs Přepeře

With Přepeře establishing a commanding lead before half-time, the match was effectively settled in the first period. Brandýs had no answer to the visitors' attacking rhythm, and despite Folwarczny's strike, the home side never looked capable of mounting a sustained comeback. The pattern followed the head-to-head trend: Přepeře have now won all four meetings between the clubs since 2024, outscoring Brandýs 7-2 across those fixtures.

David Folwarczny (Brandýs nad Labem) — The experienced midfielder was Brandýs' standout player, scoring his side's only goal and continuing his strong pre-season form. Folwarczny scored 10 goals in 29 league appearances for Brandýs in the 2025/26 season and has been a key figure for the club since 2017.

Přepeře attack — Although individual scorers were not recorded in the available data, Přepeře's collective output of four goals illustrated their offensive superiority. The side plays in Divize C — the fourth tier of the Czech football pyramid — one level above Brandýs' regional league.

The provider data shows 4-1 with no half-time score recorded, suggesting the damage was done in a one-sided first half. The goal count of five aligns with the head-to-head trend: 50% of previous meetings between these sides have gone over 2.5 goals. Both teams have scored in 50% of their encounters, though this match did see Brandýs get on the scoresheet. Přepeře's 4-0 wins record in the head-to-head underlines the gulf between the two Czech clubs.

For Brandýs nad Labem, the defeat capped a challenging pre-season that saw them win just one of four friendlies (6-1 loss to SK Zápy, 1-0 win over Bohemia Poděbrady, 2-3 loss to FC Hradec Králové U19, and this 1-4 loss). They now turn their attention to the MOL Cup preliminary round against TJ Slovan Velvary on 1 August 2026, followed by the league season opener at FK Hvězda Cheb on 8 August.

Přepeře head into the 2026/27 Divize C season with momentum. They open their campaign at home against SK Kosmonosy on 8 August 2026, before a MOL Cup second-round tie against FK Velké Hamry on 1 August.

A straightforward pre-season exercise for Přepeře, who were in a different class from the opening whistle. Brandýs have work to do before the competitive season begins, particularly in defence after conceding 13 goals across four pre-season friendlies. Folwarczny's goal was a bright spot, but the gap in quality between the two Czech sides was evident throughout.