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OFC Kostinbrod
OFC Kostinbrod 2012 (Bulgarian: ОФК Костинброд 2012) is a Bulgarian association football club based in Kostinbrod, which competes in the A Regional Football Group Sofia, the fourth division of the Bulgarian football league system. Kostinbrod's home ground is the Benkovski Stadium, which has a capacity of 2,500 spectators.
The first football club within the limits of today's city was founded in 1924 in the village of Shiyakovtsi under the name "Levski". After him, the football clubs founded and existed in the time with "Udar" in the village of Maslovo, "Botev" in the village of Kostinbrod, "Benkovski" in the village of Obedinenie, "Torpedo" railway station Kostinbrod, "Dynamo" railway station Kostinbrod, "Todor Spasov" (village of Kostinbrod), "Asen Itov" (village of Kostinbrod), "Chemist" (town of Kostinbrod), "Asen Itov" (town of Kostinbrod) and "Benkovski" (town of Kostinbrod).
In 1977, a few years after Kostinbrod was declared a town, a decision was made to unify all the football teams from the former villages entering the boundaries of the new town. The united club is called Khimik Kostinbrod, and it includes "Benkovski", "Dynamo", "Todor Spasov" and "DHZ Georgi Dimitrov".
Already in its first season 1977/78 Khimik Kostinbrod took 1st place A district group and qualified in the "Vitosha" zone. The team qualified for the draft until 1981, when the zonal groups were again abolished and an elite district group was created, which also included Khimik.
In 1984, the "Khimik" team participated as a finalist in the republican labor championship and won the gold medals. During his preparation for the next season, he played a prestigious match against the Russian giant CSKA Moscow, which he lost 2:5.
During the period 1984–1994, the junior team was on the rise and played in the Sofia elite group, taking the scalp of some of the leading Sofia schools.
After 1990, the team was in V Group, occupying draft positions until 1994, after which it was relegated to A Regional group. In the following year, he returned to B Group, where he played until 1997 before being disbanded. A break of two years followed without the existence of a team.
In 1999, an initiative committee engaged with the football community and a general assembly re-established FC Benkovski. Krasimir Gachev was elected chairman. The team takes 2 places, which sends it to play-offs to enter V Group and then wins over Belasitsa Petrich with 4:2 and over Golem Buchino with 5:1 and returns to V Group.
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OFC Kostinbrod
OFC Kostinbrod 2012 (Bulgarian: ОФК Костинброд 2012) is a Bulgarian association football club based in Kostinbrod, which competes in the A Regional Football Group Sofia, the fourth division of the Bulgarian football league system. Kostinbrod's home ground is the Benkovski Stadium, which has a capacity of 2,500 spectators.
The first football club within the limits of today's city was founded in 1924 in the village of Shiyakovtsi under the name "Levski". After him, the football clubs founded and existed in the time with "Udar" in the village of Maslovo, "Botev" in the village of Kostinbrod, "Benkovski" in the village of Obedinenie, "Torpedo" railway station Kostinbrod, "Dynamo" railway station Kostinbrod, "Todor Spasov" (village of Kostinbrod), "Asen Itov" (village of Kostinbrod), "Chemist" (town of Kostinbrod), "Asen Itov" (town of Kostinbrod) and "Benkovski" (town of Kostinbrod).
In 1977, a few years after Kostinbrod was declared a town, a decision was made to unify all the football teams from the former villages entering the boundaries of the new town. The united club is called Khimik Kostinbrod, and it includes "Benkovski", "Dynamo", "Todor Spasov" and "DHZ Georgi Dimitrov".
Already in its first season 1977/78 Khimik Kostinbrod took 1st place A district group and qualified in the "Vitosha" zone. The team qualified for the draft until 1981, when the zonal groups were again abolished and an elite district group was created, which also included Khimik.
In 1984, the "Khimik" team participated as a finalist in the republican labor championship and won the gold medals. During his preparation for the next season, he played a prestigious match against the Russian giant CSKA Moscow, which he lost 2:5.
During the period 1984–1994, the junior team was on the rise and played in the Sofia elite group, taking the scalp of some of the leading Sofia schools.
After 1990, the team was in V Group, occupying draft positions until 1994, after which it was relegated to A Regional group. In the following year, he returned to B Group, where he played until 1997 before being disbanded. A break of two years followed without the existence of a team.
In 1999, an initiative committee engaged with the football community and a general assembly re-established FC Benkovski. Krasimir Gachev was elected chairman. The team takes 2 places, which sends it to play-offs to enter V Group and then wins over Belasitsa Petrich with 4:2 and over Golem Buchino with 5:1 and returns to V Group.