Dunaújváros FC

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Dunaújváros FC is a football club from the central Hungarian town Dunaújváros which was founded in 1952 as Sztálinvárosi Vasmû Epitok. As Dunaferr SE he won the Hungarian championship in 2000.

History

Just one year after the founding out the former Stalin townspeople were included in the first Hungarian league, but rose immediately from. In the following years, alternated more ascents and descents,

As Dunaújvárosi Kohasz SE reached the club in 1978 had hitherto been his best finish in the first division, a respectable 7th place. Great success but could wait until the later 1990s up.

After promotion to the first division, the Nemzeti National Championship I in 1998 as Dunaferr SE, the association promptly won the championship in 2000. The following season the team from Dunaújváros could reussieren again with the runner-up and moving into the cup final, subject to there but the Újpest FC from Budapest.

In 2003, the club was relegated after a total of 20 years in the game again from NB I., while also addressing the existing main and title sponsor, the steel company Dunaferr, the cooperation ended. The club was just ahead of the end. The Italian businessman Piero Pini formerly also the owner of the Honved FC was acquired and consolidated the club afterwards. As Dunaújváros FC plays the club since then with varying degrees of success in the second division, the NB II

Name Changes

This club is not just the club name changed with the usual frequency in Hungary. The name of the city Dunaújváros ( Danube Neustadt ) was from 1951 to 1961 Sztálinváros ( Stalin City).

Coat of Arms of 2005 - 2007

Title

• Hungarian Champion: 2000