About 33 FC

33 FC was a Hungarian football club based in Óbuda, Budapest, founded in 1900. It was one of the early clubs in Hungarian football and took part in the first seasons of the national championship. The team is known by its black and white colours and became one of the pioneering sides during the formative years of organised football in Hungary.

The club achieved its best early success in the 1902 season, when it finished third in the Hungarian top division. In the following years, 33 FC remained a regular participant in the league, spending many seasons in the first division during the early 20th century. Although it was competitive in its early decades, it gradually struggled to keep pace with stronger Budapest clubs and experienced multiple relegations and promotions over time.

After several name changes and reorganisations during the mid-20th century, including periods under industrial and worker-related identities, the club eventually lost stability. It was dissolved in 1958, ending its professional era after nearly six decades of existence. Despite this, 33 FC is remembered as one of the early contributors to Hungarian football development and one of the original clubs of the national league system.