FCM Bacău

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FCM Bacău
Full name Fotbal Club Municipal Bacău
Founded 1950
Ground Bacău Municipal Stadium
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Chairman Gheorghe Chivorchian
Manager Cristian Popovici
League Divizia A
2004-05 Divizia A, 13th
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FCM Bacău is a Romanian football club currently playing in the second Romanian division Divizia B. The club was established in 1950, and has achieved some decent results in the league (despite never having finished in the top 3), 4th place in the 1972/1973 season and 5th place in the 1996/1997 season as its best results there. In 2001, FCM Bacău relegated to the second league, but maintained in the first division after buying a place from promoted FC Baia Mare.

In the Romanian Cup, FCM Bacău managed to reach the final in the 1990/1991 season, eventually being defeated 2-1 by Universitatea Craiova, which also won the league that season.

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Romania Romanian Liga I
2006/07 Season

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