| Romania Liga 4 | 06/01 15:00 | - | CS Athletico Vinga v CS Podgoria Pincota | W | 0-4 | |
| Romania Liga 4 | 05/04 08:00 | - | CS Podgoria Pincota v CS Victoria Zabrani | W | 5-0 | |
| Romania Liga 4 | 12/02 09:00 | - | CS Podgoria Pincota v CS Victoria Nadlac | W | 4-1 | |
| Romania Liga 4 | 11/18 12:00 | - | ACS Viitorul Arad v CS Podgoria Pincota | L | 2-1 | |
| Romania Liga 4 | 11/11 09:00 | - | CS Podgoria Pincota v CS Beliu | D | 1-1 | |
| Romania Liga 4 | 10/28 08:00 | - | CS Podgoria Pincota v CS Soimii Simand | L | 2-3 | |
| Romania Liga 4 | 10/14 08:00 | - | CS Podgoria Pincota v ACB Ineu | W | 3-1 |
Wikipedia - CS Podgoria Pâncota
Clubul Sportiv Podgoria Pâncota is a Romanian professional football club based in Pâncota, Arad County, Romania, founded in 1923, under the name of Spartak Pâncota. The club is currently a member of the Liga IV – Arad County, fourth tier of the Romanian football league system. The best period of the team based in Arad County was during the first part of the 2010s, when it reached the second division, under the name of Șoimii Pâncota.
History
Early years
The first document dates from 1923, at that time the team was called Spartak Pâncota. The team played in a landscaped garden on the site of the markets and the colors were green and white and played in the Western League with similar teams from Șiria, Lipova, Salonta, Arad, etc. Representative members of the batch at the time were: Beszeny, Vagalau, Cornel Vuia, Stark, Schmidth, Chebeleu, Hipp, Pohaner, Badovics, Ardelean, Coroban. In 1938, at the initiative of players the club changed its name from Spartak to Șoimii (The Falcons).
After the Second World War, the team played constantly in the Arad District Championship on the current stadium, named after the club.
In the 1967–68 season, with Simion Buda and Iosif Retter among the players, Șoimii won the Arad District Championship and promoted to Arad County Championship.
Pâncotanii had a period of force after the Romanian Revolution, finishing 1st in Series B of the 1991–92 season beating Aurul Negru Pecica in the championship final 3–1 on aggregate, but missed out on promotion after finishing last in Group X of the promotion play-off behind to Venus Lugoj and Minerul Oravița.
The 1997–98 season, saw Șoimii winning again the County Championship and promoted to Divizia C after won the promotion play-off against Gilortul Târgu Cărbunești 2–1 at Cetate Stadium in Deva. The squad coached by Alexandru Gaica was composed amongst others by Tentu - Grăpan, Crișan, Damian, Folea, Ianoș, Cioarcă, Șofronoci, Burtea, Bulzan, Morar, Dan Cuedan, Blăniță and Igna.
However, due to the financial problems, The Falcons continued to play in the fourth division after ceded its place to Inter Arad. In the following seasons the best result was obtained in the 1999–2000 season, when finished on 2nd place 11 points behind Motorul Astra Arad.
Meanwhile, in the summer of 2005, the club was renamed as CNM Pâncota finishing 4th in the 2005–06 season.
The Falcons won the 2006–07 season of Liga IV – Arad County, but lost the promotion play-off against Turul Micula, the winner of Liga IV – Satu Mare County, 0–1 at Municipal Stadium in Oradea. The team coached by Mihai Roșca was composed of Dulhaz - Pleșescu, Lengyel, Iancu, Moțiu, Mager, D.Lengyel, Szeleki, Pantea, Mihai, Drăgui Pașca, Gâlcă and Burian.
Top leagues
Șoimii Pâncota promoted to the third league after 2011–12 successful season, finishing first in Liga IV Arad and winning the promotion play-off against CSM Vulcan. Also won the Romanian Cup county phase.
At the end of 2013–14 Liga III, they finished 1st promoting for the first time ever in Liga II. In their first season in second league they finished at 9th place on the table.
At the end of the 2015–16 Liga II season, Șoimii saved from the relegation instead of teams with tradition in Romanian football, like Universitatea Cluj or FC Bihor Oradea, but in the summer of 2016, after Pâncota Municipality withdrew their financial support and forced the team to leave the stadium, the club was seen in the situation of not being able to continue the activity. Then in the last minute before the start of the championship, Pavel Piroș, the president of the club, decided to present at the matches with youth players. As a result, they managed to get some of the biggest counter-performance of Romanian football, 0–18 against Juventus București, 0–16 against CS Afumați and 0–14 against Foresta Suceava.
The club was re-organized in 2016, under a new name, Podgoria Pâncota and enrolled in the lowest division.
The club competes in the lower divisions of Romanian football, where it has built a reputation for its competitive spirit and community involvement. CS Podgoria Pincota emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and a strong work ethic, reflecting the values of its rural roots. The team's colors, emblem, and playing style embody the pride of the local community, making every match a celebration of regional identity.
With a focus on youth development, CS Podgoria Pincota aims to nurture aspiring players and provide them with opportunities to shine on the pitch. The club's facilities and coaching staff are dedicated to fostering talent and promoting a love for the game among the younger generation. As they strive for success in their league, CS Podgoria Pincota remains a symbol of hope and ambition for its supporters, embodying the spirit of Romanian football.