FC Buftea

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FC Buftea

Full name	Fotbal Club Buftea
Founded	2005
Ground	Orăşenesc, Buftea (Capacity: 1,500)
Chairman	Ana Maria Prodan
Manager	Ion Balaur
League	Liga II
2008-09	Liga II, Seria I, 13th
Home colours Away colours

FC Buftea is a Romanian football club located in Buftea. The current club was founded in 2005, following a merger between the local team, who was playing in the fourth division, and Cimentul Fieni.

The team finished third in the third division in its first and second season, 2005-06 and 2006-07. They were second in the 2007-08 season, which earned them a spot in the playoff for promotion to Liga II. They won the playoff and were promoted to the second division, following a 6-3 win against Aerostar Bacău and a 2-2 against Juventus Bucureşti.^[1]

The club was renamed in the summer of 2008 FC Buftea.

The first Liga II season in history for the club ment a 13th place finnish and a lot of hardship during the season, evoiding relagation very hard.

In July 2009 it was anounced by the Buftea mayor that the team sold its Liga II place to Săgeata Stejaru for 500.000 €. They will play in the 2009-10 season in the Liga III, in Săgeata's place.^{[2] [3]}

[edit] References

1. ^ http://www.prosport.ro/fotbal-intern/liga-3/barajul-pentru-liga-a-ii-a-cs-buftea-2649345
2. ^ http://www.liga2.ro/seria-1/fc-buftea-vinde-locul-din-liga-a-ii-a-4609665
3. ^ http://www.liga2.ro/seria-1/stejaru-ia-locul-celor-de-la-buftea-cum-comentezi-4610178

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