About ROMAR Mažeikiai

ROMAR Mažeikiai was a Lithuanian football club based in the city of Mažeikiai, founded in 1992 during the early years of Lithuania’s restored independence. The club was created by businessman Romas Marcinkevičius, whose investment allowed it to take over the place of an existing local team in the top division. From the beginning, ROMAR quickly became a competitive side in the A Lyga, benefiting from strong financial backing and player recruitment.

The club achieved remarkable success in a very short time. After finishing sixth in its debut season, ROMAR Mažeikiai won the Lithuanian championship in the 1993–94 season, becoming one of the strongest teams in the country. It followed this achievement with a third-place finish in 1994–95, confirming its status as a top-level club during that brief period.

Despite its rapid rise, the club’s success was short-lived. When its main sponsor left Lithuania, financial support collapsed, and the team was unable to continue operating at a high level. ROMAR Mažeikiai was dissolved in 1995, after only a few years of existence, and was later replaced by a successor club in the city.