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club competition operated by the Česká Rugbyová Unie (ČSRU). It began on August 29, 2009 with a match between Tatra Smíchov and Petrovice at the Stadion ragby Císařka in

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, and continued through to the final at the

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on June 19, 2010. Bystrc and

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were promoted, with the former having won the KB První Liga in 2008 and the latter the promotion playoffs, while

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and

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were relegated. Both Bystrc and Zlín went directly back to the První Liga, after occupying the bottom two places on the log at the end of the season. The final saw "home side"

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narrowly beating defending champions Tatra Smíchov 11-10.

Competition format

Each club played every other club twice, with matches being played over eighteen rounds.

The teams

Table

Schedule and results

From the official ČSRU site. Within each weekend, matches are to be listed in the following order: # By date. # If matches are held on the same day, by kickoff time. # Otherwise, in alphabetic order of home club.

Rounds 1 to 5

Round 1 * 29 August, 11:00 — Tatra Smíchov 49 – 0 Petrovice * 29 August, 14:00 — Praga 33 – 23 Vyškov * 29 August, 14:00 — Slavia Prague 29 – 16 Dragon Brno * 29 August, 14:00 — Sparta Prague 36 – 9 Bystrc * 29 August, 15:00 — Říčany 46 – 9 Zlín Round 2 * 12 September, 11:00 — Tatra Smíchov 17 – 0 Říčany * 12 September, 14:00 — Bystrc 10 – 29 Slavia Prague * 12 September, 14:00 — Vyškov 17 – 22 Sparta Prague * 12 September, 14:00 — Zlín 10 – 29 Praga * 12 September, 15:00 — Petrovice 5 – 50 Dragon Brno Round 3 * 5 September, 13:00 — Říčany 45 – 7 Petrovice * 19 September, 11:00 — Praga 16 – 28 Tatra Smíchov * 19 September, 15:00 — Slavia Prague 30 – 13 Vyškov * 20 September, 13:00 — Sparta Prague 50 – 3 Zlín * 20 September, 15:00 — Dragon Brno 57 – 13 Bystrc Round 4 * 26 September, 11:00 — Tatra Smíchov 48 – 0 Sparta Prague * 26 September, 14:00 — Vyškov 8 – 47 Dragon Brno * 26 September, 14:00 — Zlín 3 – 50 Slavia Prague * 26 September, 15:00 — Petrovice 14 – 6 Bystrc * 26 September, 15:00 — Říčany 23 – 18 Praga Round 5 * 6 September, 15:00 — Dragon Brno 83 – 12 Zlín * 3 October, 13:00 — Praga 61 – 0 Petrovice * 3 October, 14:00 — Bystrc 19 – 30 Vyškov * 3 October, 14:00 — Slavia Prague 20 – 18 Tatra Smíchov * 3 October, 15:00 — Sparta Prague 22 – 23 Říčany

Rounds 6 to 10

Round 6 * 10 October, 12:00 — Tatra Smíchov 40 – 21 Dragon Brno * 10 October, 14:00 — Praga 20 – 23 Sparta Prague * 10 October, 15:00 — Petrovice 0 – 39 Vyškov * 10 October, 15:00 — Říčany 10 – 12 Slavia Prague * 10 October, 15:00 — Zlín 15 – 20 Bystrc Round 7 * 12 October, 12:00 — Bystrc P – PBystrc forfeited the match due to an insufficient number of players. Tatra Smíchov were awarded the match 30–0.
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Tatra Smíchov * 17 October, 14:00 — Dragon Brno 32 – 25 Říčany * 17 October, 14:00 — Slavia Prague 31 – 12 Praga * 17 October, 14:00 — Sparta Prague 41 – 8 Petrovice * 17 October, 14:00 — Vyškov 67 – 0 Zlín Round 8 * 24 October, 15:00 — Říčany 41 – 8 Bystrc * 28 October, 11:00 — Sparta Prague 14 – 15 Slavia Prague * 28 October, 11:00 — Tatra Smíchov 88 – 6 Vyškov * 28 October, 12:00 — Praga 23 – 15 Dragon Brno * 28 October, 13:00 — Petrovice 39 – 15 Zlín Round 9 * 31 October, 14:00 — Bystrc 10 – 56 Praga * 31 October, 14:00 — Dragon Brno 17 – 22 Sparta Prague * 31 October, 14:00 — Slavia Prague 35 – 7 Petrovice * 31 October, 14:00 — Vyškov 10 – 55 Říčany * 31 October, 14:00 — Zlín 6 – 38 Tatra Smíchov Round 10 * 7 November, 11:00 — Petrovice 0 – 67 Tatra Smíchov * 7 November, 14:00 — Bystrc 6 – 33 Sparta Prague * 7 November, 14:00 — Dragon Brno 12 – 33 Slavia Prague * 7 November, 14:00 — Vyškov 10 – 50 Praga * 7 November, 14:00 — Zlín 5 – 97 Říčany

Rounds 11 to 15

Round 11 * 20 March, 13:00 — Praga 57 - 13 Zlín * 20 March, 13:00 — Sparta Prague 31 - 0 Vyškov * 20 March, 14:00 — Říčany 25 – 8 Tatra Smíchov * 20 March, 14:00 — Slavia Prague 70 – 12 Bystrc * 20 March, 15:00 — Dragon Brno 28 - 10 Petrovice Round 12 * 27 March, 11:00 — Tatra Smíchov 41 - 8 Praga * 27 March, 14:00 — Vyškov 6 - 45 Slavia Prague * 27 March, 14:00 — Zlín 3 – 47 Sparta Prague * 27 March, 14:30 — Petrovice 3 – 56 Říčany * 27 March, 15:00 — Bystrc 10 – 41 Dragon Brno Round 13 * 17 April, 14:00 — Bystrc 10 – 15 Petrovice * 17 April, 14:00 — Praga 8 – 40 Říčany * 17 April, 14:00 — Slavia Prague 109 – 0 Zlín * 17 April, 15:00 — Dragon Brno 7 – 12 Vyškov * 17 April, 15:00 — Sparta Prague 15 – 22 Tatra Smíchov Round 14 * 4 April, 14:00 — Zlín 6 – 43 Dragon Brno * 24 April, 11:00 — Tatra Smíchov 13 – 3 Slavia Prague * 24 April, 14:00 — Říčany 19 - 15 Sparta Prague * 24 April, 14:00 — Vyškov 19 – 30 Bystrc * 24 April, 15:00 — Petrovice 13 – 52 Praga Round 15 * 1 May, 13:00 — Sparta Prague 24 – 28 Praga * 1 May, 14:00 — Bystrc 48 – 3 Zlín * 1 May, 14:00 — Vyškov 31 – 8 Petrovice * 1 May, 15:00 — Dragon Brno 13 – 20 Tatra Smíchov * 1 May, 15:00 — Slavia Prague 6 – 13 Říčany

Rounds 16 to 18

Round 16 * 8 May, 11:00 — Tatra Smíchov 78 – 0 Bystrc * 8 May, 14:00 — Praga 19 – 22 Slavia Prague * 8 May, 14:00 — Říčany 31 – 5 Dragon Brno * 8 May, 14:00 — Zlín 10 – 27 Vyškov * 8 May, 15:00 — Petrovice 12 – 59 Sparta Prague Round 17 * 29 May, 11:00 — Vyškov 8 – 66 Tatra Smíchov * 29 May, 13:30 — Zlín 18 – 32 Petrovice * 29 May, 14:00 — Bystrc 3 – 29 Říčany * 29 May, 14:00 — Slavia Prague 40 – 10 Sparta Prague * 29 May, 15:00 — Dragon Brno 34 – 19 Praga Round 18 * 11 April, 13:00 — Říčany 33 – 8 Vyškov * 19 May, 18:30 — Sparta Prague 27 – 0 Dragon Brno * 23 May, 13:00 — Tatra Smíchov 88 – 10 Zlín * 23 May, 14:00 — Praga 64 – 18 Bystrc * 23 May, 15:00 — Petrovice 20 – 41 Slavia Prague

Playoffs

Semi-finals

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Final

References

External links

KB Extraliga 2009–2010
{{DEFAULTSORT:Extraliga season 2009–10 in Czech rugby union 2009-10