About BFC Siófok

BFC Siófok is a Hungarian football club based in the town of Siófok on the shore of Lake Balaton, founded in 1921. It began as a local sports association and gradually developed into a professional football team representing the region. The club is traditionally known for its yellow and blue colours and plays its home matches at the Révész Géza utcai Stadion.

Throughout its history, Siófok has mainly competed in the lower and middle levels of Hungarian football, but it has had several periods in the top division. Its most successful moment came in 1984, when it won the Hungarian Cup, the biggest trophy in its history. The club has also achieved strong league performances, including a fourth-place finish in the top division in the early 1990s, marking its peak era.

In modern times, BFC Siófok has moved between divisions and experienced several reorganisations and financial changes. It has spent many seasons in the second tier, with occasional promotions and relegations shaping its recent history. Today, it remains an active Hungarian club with a long tradition and a stable presence in the national league system, representing its coastal city and regional football culture.