About Dorogi FC

Dorogi FC is a Hungarian football club based in the town of Dorog, founded in 1914 as a team closely connected to the local mining industry. It developed as a traditional workers’ club and gradually became the main representative of the city in national football. The team plays its home matches at the Buzánszky Jenő Stadion and is known for its black and red colours.

The club’s strongest period came in the mid-20th century, when it reached the Hungarian top division and achieved notable domestic success. Dorogi FC was a runner-up in the Hungarian Cup in 1952 and also competed regularly in the first division during that era. It had several important players who contributed to Hungarian football and helped the club establish a respected position in national competitions.

In later decades, Dorog moved between divisions and spent much of its history outside the top flight. The club continued to compete in lower tiers, including recent seasons in the third division, where it remains a competitive side with solid performances. Today, Dorogi FC is regarded as a traditional provincial club with a long history and strong ties to its mining-town identity.