Olympic Varna

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Aksakovo vs Olympic Varna

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12

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Established
2017 (9 years old)

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Soccer

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Stadion Lokomotiv Varna
(3,500 Capacity)

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Location
Varna, Bulgaria

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Competitions
Bulgarian Third League North-East

Last Edit
AndyIgnacio: 14/Sep/26

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		Upcoming
26 Sep 26	AksakovoAksakovo	1:30pm	Olympic VOlympic Varna
10 Oct 26	Olympic VOlympic Varna	1:00pm	Botev NovBotev Novi Pazar
17 Oct 26	SvetkavitSvetkavitsa 2014 Targovishte	1:00pm	Olympic VOlympic Varna
24 Oct 26	Olympic VOlympic Varna	11:00am	Riltsi DoRiltsi Dobrich
31 Oct 26	Volov ShuVolov Shumen	12:00pm	Olympic VOlympic Varna

		Results
20 Sep 26	Cherno MoCherno More II	2 - 0	Olympic VOlympic Varna
12 Sep 26	ChernomorChernomorets Balchik	4 - 3	Olympic VOlympic Varna
05 Sep 26	Olympic VOlympic Varna	1 - 3	ChernolomChernolomets Popovo
30 Aug 26	LudogoretLudogorets Razgrad III	5 - 1	Olympic VOlympic Varna
26 Aug 26	Olympic VOlympic Varna	4 - 1	SeptemvriSeptemvri Dragoevo

Description

Olympic Varna (Bulgarian: Олимпик Варна) is a Bulgarian football team based in Varna. Founded in 2017, and currently plays in Third League, the third tier of Bulgarian football. Olympic's home ground is the Sport Palace Stadium, which has a capacity of 500 spectators, but the team plays their official matches on Sport Complex Lokomotiv in Varna. Olympic's main colors are red, white and blue.

Olympic Varna was established in the summer of 2016 as a feeder academy of Spartak Varna. Following the changes in Spartak, the academy separated from them in 2017 leaded by Dian Genchev, Marin Petrov, Ivan Naydenov, Zhivko Boyadzhiev and Ivan Karadzhov, all of them footballers, most of them born and raised in Varna. The team joined several youth leagues and operated as an academy team.

In 2022 the team joined Bulgarian B Regional Varna league and won promotion in their first season. On 15 October, in a match against Devnya, Karadzhov pulled the squad off the field in the halftime, after their goalkeeper's cheekbone was broken and two other Olympic players were physically abused. The team was expelled from the league and Karadzhov was banned for 1 year, but later the team was restored. They finished the 2024-25 season on 2nd place, but as the only team with interest to promote, they were promoted to Third League. The team started with 2 wins and a lost in the first 3 games with all of the players being from the academy, except the one. The team finished their debut season on 9th place.