About OFC Pomorie

OFC Pomorie is a Bulgarian football club based in the coastal town of Pomorie, founded in 1934. The team represents a long local football tradition that began with several earlier reorganisations and name changes before stabilising under its current municipal structure. It plays its home matches at the Pomorie Stadium, a small modern venue with a capacity of about 2,000 spectators.

Throughout its history, Pomorie has mostly competed in the lower and second tiers of Bulgarian football, but it has had several strong periods. The club reached one of its most successful modern phases in the early 2010s, when it earned promotion to the Second League and even finished as runners-up twice at that level. It also achieved a remarkable run in the 2009–10 Bulgarian Cup, reaching the final, which remains its greatest achievement in national competitions.

In recent years, OFC Pomorie has experienced financial difficulties, leading to relegation and withdrawal from higher professional divisions after the 2019–20 season. The club continues to exist at an amateur or regional level, maintaining its football tradition in the Burgas region. Despite its instability, Pomorie remains a recognizable name in Bulgarian football due to its cup final appearance and periods of strong second-division performance.