FC Ravda 1954

FC Ravda

Full name	FC Ravda 1954
Founded	1954; 70 years ago (1954)
Ground	Ravda Stadium, Ravda
Chairman	Dimitar Hrusafov
Manager	Marin Baychev
League	Regional division Burgas
Home colours Away colours

FC Ravda 1954 (Bulgarian: ФК Равда 1954) is a Bulgarian football club from the village of Ravda nearby city Nesebar, which currently competes in the A RFG, the fourth tier of the Bulgarian football league pyramid.^[1]

History

The club was originally established in 1954 but after a few years was dissolved. In 2009 OFC Chernomorets Nesebar was relocated in Ravda, renamed as FC Ravda 1954 and was named as a successor of the former FC Ravda. The biggest success in the club's history came in 2010, when the team earned promotion to the Bulgarian B PFG by decisively winning the South-East V AFG. The club's home ground is the Municipal Stadium in Ravda, which has a capacity for 2,000 spectators, but the team plays its home matches at Nesebar due to renovation at stadium. On October 20 Ravda 1954 withdrew from Eastern B PFG.

Honours

• South-East V AFG
  • Champions 2009–10
• Cup of Bulgarian Amateur Football League
  • Winners 2009-10

References

External links

• Ravda 1954 at bgclubs.eu

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Football in Bulgaria

League competitions

• First League
• Second League
• Third League (4 divisions)
• Regional Groups
• Bulgarian Women's League

Cup competitions

• Bulgarian Cup
• Bulgarian Supercup
• Cup of AFL
• Bulgarian Women's Cup

Defunct competitions

• State Championship (1924–1936, 1941–1945)
• Tsar's Cup (1924–44)
• National Football Division (1937–1940)
• Republic Championship (1945–1948)
• Cup of the Soviet Army (1983–90)
• BFU's Cup (1990–91)
• PFL's Cup (1994–97)
• Doubles Group (2008–2010)
• A Group (1948–2016)

National teams

• Men
• Women
• Olympic team (U-23)
• Under-21
• Under-19
• Under-18
• Under-17

Regional Amateur Football Groups

• Blagoevgrad
• Burgas
• Dobrich
• Gabrovo
• Haskovo
• Kardzhali
• Kyustendil
• Lovech
• Montana
• Pazardzhik
• Pernik
• Pleven
• Plovdiv
• Razgrad
• Ruse
• Shumen
• Silistra
• Sliven
• Smolyan
• Sofia City
• Sofia (province)
• Stara Zagora
• Targovishte
• Varna
• Veliko Tarnovo
• Vidin
• Vratsa
• Yambol

Lists

• Clubs
• Stadiums
• Foreign players
• National team results
• Clubs in European competitions

Awards

• Footballers' Footballer of the Year

• BFU
• PFL

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