FC Lokomotiv Dryanovo

FC Lokomotiv Dryanovo (Bulgarian: ФК Локомотив Дряново) is a Bulgarian football club from the town of Dryanovo, currently playing in the A RFG, the fourth tier of Bulgarian football. Its home matches take place at the Stadion Lokomotiv with a 3,500-seat capacity. Club colors are red and black.

The club was officially founded in 1927, after the merging of FC Boyuv Yaz and FC Old Hero. In 1958, the club was a Bulgarian champion of the railwaymen. The club played in this tournament again in 2010. In 1993/94, Lokomotiv Dryanovo qualified for Round of 16 of the Bulgarian Cup, but were eliminated by FC Chirpan after 0–0 in the first leg and 0–3 in the second leg. Plamen Nikolov, Martin Kushev and Stanislav Genchev all are players whose career began at Lokomotiv. In 2005, Lokomotiv Dryanovo went bankrupt, but one year later the club was restored by Georgi Valev.

**FC Lokomotiv Dryanovo** is a prominent football club based in the picturesque town of Dryanovo, Bulgaria. Established in 1921, the team has a rich history and a passionate local following. Known for its vibrant blue and white colors, FC Lokomotiv Dryanovo plays its home matches at the Dryanovo Stadium, which provides an intimate atmosphere for fans to support their team.

The club has a strong commitment to developing local talent and fostering a sense of community through the sport. Over the years, FC Lokomotiv Dryanovo has competed in various leagues, showcasing a blend of traditional Bulgarian football style and modern tactics. The team's ethos revolves around teamwork, resilience, and a deep-rooted love for the game, making them a formidable presence in regional competitions.

With a focus on youth development and community engagement, FC Lokomotiv Dryanovo not only aims for success on the pitch but also strives to inspire the next generation of footballers in Dryanovo and beyond. Whether in local derbies or national tournaments, the club continues to embody the spirit of Bulgarian football, making it a beloved institution in the heart of its community.