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 Steaua Bucarest
 Steaua Bucarest, officially FC Steaua Bucuresti,is a Romanian football club based at Ghencea Stadium, Bucharest.
 Founded on 7 June 1947 as ASA Bucureşti, the club changed its name several times before settling on Steaua in 1961.
 Alongside the two European trophies, they are also the current record holders for National Championships, Romanian Cups and Romanian Super Cups.
 Already 3 years after it gains the first title it of its blazon history, the Cup of Romania, continuation the year after from the badge. To the next day of the title it national them comes tax the new name of CCA (Central House of Army).
 From the post-war period to the end of years ' 70 it had gained 9 tito them national ones and 13 Cups of Romania, without never to retreat in second division, and starting an ignited rivalty with the Dynamo, the other great square of Bucharest.

 Dinamo Bucarest
 Dinamo Bucharest is one of the most successful Romanian football clubs in the country. It is one of the three major teams from the Romanian capital, Bucharest,along with Rapid Bucharest and Steaua Bucharest.
 Founded in 14 May 1948 Unirea Tricolor MAI- newly entered, in January 1948, under of the Internal Affairs Ministry— merges with "Ciocanul Bucuresti" and forms "Dinamo Bucureşti", the sporting club representing the above-mentioned institution. The current Dinamo Stadium was inaugurated on 14 October 1951.
 For the first title it it is necessary to wait for 1955, when the red dogs (as they come calls the players to you of the Dinamo, for the coat of arms of the club) gain the first championship. Four years after the first Goblet of Romania arrives, but it is above all during years ' 60 that the Dinamo begins to increase considerably just palmares, much to start an rivalry with an other club of Bucharest, the Steaua.

 Rapid Bucarest
 Fotbal Club Rapid Bucureşti is a Football Club of Bucharest, Romania.
 It was founded in september 1923 by a group of workers of the Grivia workshops under the name of "Cultural and Sporting Association CFR" (in Romanian: Asociaţia culturală şi sportivă C.F.R.). Rapid won four Romanian championships (in the unofficial, war edition, of 1942, and then in 1967, 1999 and 2003) and the Romanian Cup on thirtheen occasions. In 2006, Rapid became an incorporated company, its largest share-holder being George Copos, a wealthy Romanian businessman. It has gained 3 Championships Romanian (1967, 1999 and 2003) more off board one (1942) and 12 Cups of Romania, beyond to three national Supercoup and one Romanian Alloy Cup. She was the first Romanian square to catch up one final of European goblet, the Mitropa Cup of 1940, although the end against the Ferencvaros did not dispute because of the second world war. In spite of these successes, the Rapid more times in second division degraded during the communist regime. In 2006 it has become a joint-stock company.