Club: SK Slavia Praha (Slavia Prague)

Country: Czech Republic (Czechia)

Season (approx.): mid-1990s — around 1995/96

Head coach: František Cipro (managed Slavia Prague during the mid-1990s, including the 1995/96 period)

Context and notes:

• Slavia Prague is one of the oldest and most historic Czech clubs (founded in 1892) and in the mid-1990s competed in the top tier of Czech football, the Czech First League (often called the Gambrinus liga at the time).
• František Cipro is a well-known Czech manager who had a spell leading Slavia in the mid-1990s; his work at the club is remembered for stabilizing the team and developing a competitive side during that era.
• Typical competitions for Slavia in 1995/96 would have been the Czech First League and the Czech Cup; involvement in European competition would depend on league/cup placements from surrounding seasons.
• Key rivals in Prague during this period included AC Sparta Praha; the mid-1990s Czech league was dominated by Prague clubs and other established Czech teams.

Legacy: The mid-1990s were a rebuilding and consolidation period for Slavia under coaches like František Cipro, setting foundations for the club’s later successes in domestic and European competitions.