Olimpia Satu Mare

Olimpia Satu Mare

Football club infobox
clubname = Olimpia Satu Mare


fullname = A.C.F. Olimpia 1921
nickname =
founded = may 1921
ground = "Stadionul Olimpia"
Satu Mare
capacity = 18000
chairman =
manager =
league = Liga III Seria VI
season = 2007-08
position = 11
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ACF Olimpia 1921 Satu Mare is a Romanian football club established in May, 1921 in Satu Mare, a city in the northwestern part of Romania. The club has been known under the following names:

*1921-1932: Olimpia
*1932-1947: Olimpia C.F.R.
*1948-1949: C.F.R.
*1950-1951: Locomotiva
*1952-1956: Progresul
*1957-1959: Someşul
*1961-1965: A.S.M.D.
*1965-1967: Sãtmãreana
*1967-1968: Metalul
*1968-1987: F.C. Olimpia
*1987-1989: F.C. Olimpia I.U.M.
*1990-1992: F.C. Olimpia
*1992-1993: S.C. Olimpia (s.c. Olimpia s.r.l.)
*1993-2001: F.C. Olimpia
*2002 : C.F. Olimpia 1921
*2002- : A.C.F. Olimpia 1921

The club has also incorporated, though various merges, the following football teams:

*Sanitas Satu Mare (1948)
*Dinamo Sǎsar (1961)
*A.S. Unio Satu Mare (1987)
*A.S. Someşul Satu Mare (1994)
*A.S. Tractorul Braşov (2002).

Olimpia Satu Mare has participated at 8 editions of Romania's first league and today lies in the third division. The home ground of the team is called "Olimpia Stadium" and has 18,000 seats. The colours of the team are yellow and blue. Its satellite team is Someşul Satu Mare, which plays in the third division, group VIII. Olimpia's most important results are the qualification in the final of Romania's Cup in 1978 (lost 1-3 against Universitatea Craiova) and in the quarterfinals of the Romanian Championship in 1927 (1-6 against Chinezul Timişoara, that year's champions). Moreover, in 1986 and 1985 the club's junior team took the second and, respectively, third, place in the Romanian championship for youth. Among Olimpia's ex-players probably the best known are Daniel Claudiu Prodan (ex Steaua), Gabor Gerstenmaier (ex Dinamo), Tiberiu Csik (ex Steaua), Gavrila Both and Zoltan Ritli (ex Steaua), who have all played for Romania's national football team.

Official site: http://www.fcolimpia.ro


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