Dukla Squander Lead Over Táborsko, Conceding Twice in Stoppage Time

Prague's Dukla let a win slip away against Táborsko in round two of the Czech second division, conceding twice in the dying minutes of the match to settle for a 2:2 draw despite having led 2:0 thanks to a brace from Mikuš.

Dukla, relegated from the top flight last season, struck twice — in the 26th and 57th minutes. But the hosts refused to give up: Matějka pulled one back in the 87th minute, and Miška levelled the score in the very last minute of regulation time, the 90th. It was Táborsko's second consecutive draw of the campaign, while Dukla failed to back up their opening-round win over Česká Lípa with another three points.

Opava also lost their perfect record this round, falling 0:1 to Příbram. The only goal of the match came from Malek, who found the net for the second time this season. Alongside Dukla's Mikuš and Vlašim's Hrubeš, he now sits at the top of the tournament's scoring charts.

Karviná, relegated to this league as punishment following a match-fixing scandal in the top division, claimed their first win of the season. Kronus settled the contest against Vlašim with a goal in the 86th minute, sealing a 1:0 victory.

Elsewhere in the round: Žižkov beat Prostějov 1:0 thanks to a goal from Bafia in the 79th minute, while Kladno edged Ostrava's reserve side by the same scoreline, with Lacko finding the net in the 81st minute.

After two rounds, Dukla and Příbram sit atop the table, both on 4 points with identical goal differences.

Around Prague, based on reporting by sport.cz