History PFC Vidima-Rakovski Sevlievo

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plamen markov led vidima first promotion in 2002–03.


in 1980 club renamed f.c. rositsa. team became known pfc vidima-rakovski in 1997, after union between f.c. rakovski , f.c. vidima, little club of vidima standart ideal works. in next 1998-99 season, team won cup of amateur bulgarian league.


in 2002-03 season, plamen markov head coach, saw first pfg promotion ever of vidima-rakovski. gerasim zakov scored club’s first top league goal in 3-3 draw against lokomotiv sofia. 2003-04 campaign, remembered first pfg season in club s history, ended in 12th place. in same season vidima-rakovski had best bulgarian cup run in history, beating kameno , belasitsa petrich before losing lokomotiv sofia in quarter-finals. in next campaign vidima won 9 games , relegated.


in 2006-07 season vidima-rakovski finished 2nd in b pfg, , managed participate in play-off promotion in pfg. on june 2, 2007, vidima surprisingly won play-off against pfc naftex burgas result of 1:0 , qualified first division second time in club s history. however, next year relegated again.


in 2009-10 season vidima won third promotion top division winning western b pfg. finished @ 14th place in pfg in next season , secure top division status via relegation play-off against sportist svoge, win in penalty shoot-out.


in 2011-12 season finished 14th in league, winning 3 of 30 matches in league. in result of vidima compete in b pfg in next season.


in 2015, club dissolved, new club found in sevlievo called fc sevlievo.







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