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| Full name | Telovýchovná Jednota Družstevník Vlčkovce |
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| Nickname | Vlci (Wolfs) |
| Location | Trnavsky, Slovensko |
| Arena | Futbalové ihrisko Vlčkovce |
| Capacity | 32,000 |
| Fan Club | Ultras Vlčkovce |
| Founded | November 2025 |
TJ Druzstevník Vlckovce (2704944) is a Slovak football club that currently competes in the V2. League, the 5th tier of the Slovak football pyramid.
History
Early years
The club was founded as TŠS Vlčkovce on 30 May 1923, when the local clubs ŠK Vlčkovce and ČsŠK merged together. Local enthusiasts who wanted to pool resources and compete more successfully in regional play were the main reason behind the merger. In 1924, the new club soon merged further with ŠK Vlčkovce. ŠK participated in the West Slovak regional leagues, where the club participated in county-level matches.
On March 19, 1925, a second club, ŠK Rapid Vlčkovce, was founded in Vlčkovce, which played its matches at Tulipán near the railway station. Although there were many other clubs in Trnava, the biggest rivalry was between ŠK and Rapid. At the turn of 1929 and 1930, ŠK Vlčkovce toured France, Portugal and Spain. A historic 0–14 defeat was suffered in Bilbao, which the team tried to conceal. A telegram was sent to Trnava that the game was not played due to rain. The press office announced a 4–7 loss. However, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed the Football Association of the real result and Rapid was banned from playing abroad for two years
