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Pardubice is a football club based in Pardubice, Czech Republic, playing their home matches at CFIG Arena. Follow Pardubice on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Vojtech Patrak leads Pardubice's scoring in league play with 11 goals this season. Abdoullahi Tanko has contributed 5, while Daniel Smekal has added 3.

Abdoullahi Tanko is the chief creator for Pardubice in league play with 6 assists this season. Ryan Mahuta and Daniel Smekal have also been key playmakers with 5 and 3 assists respectively.

Pardubice have been in strong form recently, winning 3 of their last 5 matches (60% win rate). They have scored 7 goals and conceded 5 during this period. In the 1. Liga, their recent results include a 1-1 draw with Teplice, a 2-1 win against Karvina, a 0-2 loss to Mlada Boleslav, a 2-0 win against Dukla Praha, and a 2-1 win against Sigma Olomouc.

Recent results for Pardubice:

• 28 Şubat 2026: 1. Liga - 1-1 draw vs Teplice
• 8 Mart 2026: 1. Liga - 2-1 win at Karvina
• 14 Mart 2026: 1. Liga - 0-2 loss at Mlada Boleslav
• 4 Nisan 2026: 1. Liga - 2-0 win at Dukla Praha
• 12 Nisan 2026: 1. Liga - 2-1 win vs Sigma Olomouc

Upcoming fixtures for Pardubice:

• 19 Nisan 2026: 1. Liga - at Viktoria Plzen
• 25 Nisan 2026: 1. Liga - vs FC Zlin

Pardubice currently sits in 9th place in the 1. Liga with 35 points from 28 matches (9W 8D 11L).

Pardubice's squad consists of 50 players. Goalkeepers: Nicolas Smíd (Czechia), Jan Stejskal (Czechia), Adam Šimon (Czechia), Matěj Šimůnek (Czechia), Ales Mandous (Czechia), Luka Kharatishvili (Georgia). Defenders: Jakub Svatoš (Czechia), Matyas Hanc (Czechia), Tomás Koukola (Czechia), Enyiazu Chukwuebuka (Nigeria), David Simek (Czechia), Jirí Hamza (Czechia), Jan Trédl (Czechia), Emmanuel Godwin (Nigeria), Tomás Jelínek (Czechia), Michal Surzyn (Czechia), Ryan Mahuta (Finland), Mikulás Konecny (Czechia), Tobias Boledovic (Czechia), Jason Noslin (Netherlands), Simon Bammens (Belgium), Bogdan Slyubyk (Ukraine). Midfielders: Adam Fousek (Czechia), Adam Lupac (Czechia), Ayatullahi Suleiman (Nigeria), Marek Halda (Czechia), Jan Řezníček (Czechia), Kamil Vacek (Czechia), Stepán Mísek (Czechia), Michal Hlavaty (Czechia), Tomás Solil (Czechia), Samuel Simek (Czechia), Štěpán Machů (Czechia), Samuel Kopásek (Slovakia), Giannis-Fivos Botos (Greece). Forwards: Leandro Lima (Brazil), Mohammed Yahaya (Nigeria), William Mukwelle (Cameroon), Vojtech Patrák (Czechia), Daniel Smékal (Czechia), Filip Vecheta (Czechia), Divine Teah (Liberia), Ladislav Krobot (Czechia), Daniel Pandula (Czechia), Abdoullahi Tanko (Nigeria), Filip Brdicka (Czechia), Diego Zarate (USA), Victor Samuel (Nigeria), Matej Kvacek (Czechia), Robi Saarma (Estonia).

Pardubice transfers: New signings include Ales Mandous (from Slavia Prague), Michal Hlavaty (from Slovan Liberec), Jiri Hamza (from Slovacko), Bogdan Slyubyk (from Rukh Lviv), Tobias Boledovic (from Slavia Prague) and 7 more. Players transferred out include Denis Darmovzal (to Opava), Louis Lurvink (to Sigma Olomouc), Vojtech Sychra (to Slovan Liberec), Laurent Kissiedou (to Charleston Battery).

Jan Trousil is the current head coach of Pardubice. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 47% win rate across 17 matches, averaging 1.65 points per game.

Notable previous managers include Jirí Krejcí managed the club for 11 seasons, recording 112 wins from 265 matches (42% win rate). David Strihavka managed the club for 2 seasons, recording 4 wins from 32 matches (13% win rate). Other former coaches include Radoslav Kovác, and Martin Svedík.

Pardubice plays their home matches at CFIG Arena in Pardubice, which has a capacity of 4,625.

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