Pécsi Vasutas SK

Pécsi Vasutas Sportkör is a Hungarian football club from the city of Pécs, Hungary.

History They took the field for the first time on September 26, 1919, against PMSC-Bőrgyár, and immediately made their debut with a hard-fought 2-2 draw.

Their first golden age was undoubtedly the early 1930s, when PVSK not only won the Hungarian Railway Workers’ Championship but also introduced a local legend to the sport: Very little is known about András Bendekovics, but we do know that he was a member of the Hungarian national team that competed in the 1936 Olympics under the name Bérczes.

However, the undisputed first golden age—one that would satisfy any connoisseur—began in the mid-1940s, even if it did not last long. With the end of World War II, the Hungarian Football Federation (MLSZ) fundamentally reorganized the league, and PVSK from the South Transdanubia region was promoted to NBI/B—where the letter “B” in no way implies that this was not the true first division, but merely a classification.

Pécsi Vasutas Sport Klub debuted in the 1945–46 season of the Hungarian League and finished fifteenth.

On September 25, 1945, in front of 6,000 spectators, the team made its debut against Pestszentlőrinc, securing a 4–2 victory. Although they were unable to avoid relegation, the memories remain no less fond—especially since Hungarian soccer once again gained a local hero: Antal Werner, whose name was Hungarianized to “Vezér,” made his debut on the national team alongside Puskás and Szusza, and on June 29, 1947, in Belgrade, the national team—with him in its ranks—won 3–2.

1952 was another great year; PVSK was promoted once again and played a competitive match against what was then the best team in the world—Honvéd, of course—losing 2–0 to a squad that included Grosics, Lóránt, Bozsik, Budai II, Kocsist, and Puskás. Another season’s end, another relegation.

In the first match of the 1979 season, the Pécs team faced Honvéd and won 2–0. The bad news is that they were relegated at the end of the season. From that point on, PVSK’s path led straight downhill—to NB II, NB III, and then to the county leagues. Last year—2009/2010—they managed to win the county second division championship.

Name Changes 1919–1948: Pécsi Vasutas Sport Klub 1948–1949: Pécsi Vasutas Sport Egyesület 1949–1955: Pécsi Lokomotív Sportkör 1955–1956: Pécsi Törekvés Sport Egyesület 1956–?: Pécsi Vasutas Sport Klub ?-1997: Pécsi Vasutas Sportkör 1997: merger with Pécs'96 FC 1997–2000: Pécsi Vasutas Sportkör-Pécs'96 2000–2007: Pécsi Vasutas Sportkör 2007–?: Pécsi Vasutas Sportkör-Fürge Nyuszi 2009: merger with Szentlőrinc SE 2010–: Pécsi Vasutas Sportkör

Honours Domestic Nemzeti Bajnokság II Winners (4): 1945, 1951, 1953, 1978–79 Nemzeti Bajnokság III: Winners (3): 1961–62, 1977–78, 1993–94

Seasons The highest league that Pécsi VSK have ever played was the first division, Nemzeti Bajnokság I. SeasonTierClub's namePositionPts2025–264Pécsi VSK7 / 10272024–254Pécsi VSK9 / 9162023–244Pécsi VSK7 / 8202022–234Pécsi VSK4 / 15462021–224Pécsi VSK5 / 15552020–214Pécsi VSK4 / 15562019–204Pécsi VSK5 / 14232018–194Pécsi VSK8 / 15382017–184Pécsi VSK6 / 15492016–174Pécsi Vasutas SK8 / 14382015–164Pécsi VSK12 / 16232014–154Pécsi VSK7 / 16372013–144Pécsi VSK Labdarúgó Kft13 / 16242012–134Pécsi VSK9 / 16412011–124Pécsi VSK13 / 16292010–114Pécsi VSK5 / 16552009–105Pécsi VSK1 / 17672008–093Pécsi VSK - Fürge Nyuszi8 / 16452007–083Pécsi VSK Fürge Nyuszi15 / 18322006–073Pécsi VSK11 / 14272005–063Pécsi VSK13 / 16312004–054Pécsi VSK12 / 15332003–044Pécsi VSK14 / 16252002–033Pécsi VSK12 / 1222002–033Pécsi VSK12 / 1222001–023Pécsi VSK9 / 13252000–013Pécsi VSK2 / 12462000 3Pécsi VSK1 / 8311999–20003Pécsi VSK-Pécs '96 FC13 / 16201998–993Pécsi VSK-Pécs '96 FC7 / 16411997–984Pécsi VSK-Pécs '96 FC1 / 16691996–973Pécsi VSK9 / 16391995–963Pécsi VSK2 / 16621994–952Pécsi VSK15 / 16131993–943Pécsi VSK1 / 16481992–933Pécsi VSK3 / 16371991–923Pécsi VSK2 / 16411990–913Pécsi VSK3 / 16381989–904Pécsi VSK1 / 16621988–894Pécsi VSK5 / 16391987–883Pécsi VSK16 / 16201986–873Pécsi VSK5 / 16321985–863Pécsi VSK3 / 16411984–853Pécsi VSK8 / 16311983–843Pécsi VSK12 / 16271982–833Pécsi VSK11 / 16261981–822Pécsi VSK11 / 16251980–812Pécsi VSK5 / 20441979–801Pécsi VSK18 / 18151978–792Pécsi VSK1 / 20541977–783Pécsi VSK1 / 20511976–773Pécsi VSK2 / 20501975–763Pécsi VSK8 / 20371974–753Pécsi VSK2 / 20531973–743Pécsi VSK4 / 16351972–733Pécsi VSK3 / 16351971–723Pécsi VSK9 / 16281970–714Pécsi VSK1 / 16471970 4Pécsi VSK1 / 162419693Pécsi VSK14 / 162719683Pécsi VSK8 / 163019673Pécsi VSK13 / 162719663Pécsi VSK4 / 184519653Pécsi VSK9 / 183419643Pécsi VSK4 / 183919633Pécsi VSK3 / 18221962–632Pécsi VSK9 / 16311961–623Pécsi VSK1 / 16441960–613Pécsi VSK4 / 16391959–602Pécsi VSK14 / 16261958–592Pécsi VSK12 / 16281957–582Pécsi VSK4 / 194419562Pécsi VSK13 / 162619552Pécsi Törekvés7 / 162919542Pécsi Lokomotív2 / 164619532Pécsi Lokomotív1 / 163919521Pécsi Lokomotív14 / 141619512Pécsi Lokomotív1 / 144319502Pécsi Lokomotív9 / 16141949–502Pécsi Lokomotív9 / 16281948–492Pécsi Lokomotív9 / 16291947–482Pécsi VSK6 / 14291946–472Pécsi VSK5 / 14311945–461Pécsi VSK7 / 14281945–461Pécsi VSK15 / 102019452Pécsi VSK1 / 9131944–452Pécsi VSK8 / 1461944–453Pécsi VSK0 / 121943–443Pécsi VSK5 / 13291942–433Pécsi VSK9 / 14231941–423Pécsi VSK10 / 12141940–413Pécsi VSK6 / 12231939–402Pécsi Vasutas SK12 / 14171938–393Pécsi VSK1 / 12351937–382Pécsi VSK2 / 12281936–372Pécsi VSK1 / 12361935–362Pécsi VSK2 / 12301934–352Pécsi Vasutas SK4 / 12271933–342Pécsi Vasutas SK2 / 12351932–332Pécsi VSK1 / 111931–322Pécsi Vasutas SK1 / 12351930–312Pécsi Vasutas SK1 / 12341929–302Pécsi Vasutas SK1 / 12371928–292Pécsi Vasutas SK1 / 10291927–282Pécsi Vasutas SK2 / 9201926–272Pécsi Vasutas SK1 / 12381925–262Pécsi Vasutas SK3 / 9201924–252Pécsi Vasutas SK4 / 681923–242Pécsi Vasutas SK2 / 591922–232Pécsi Vasutas SK5 / 71921–222Pécsi Vasutas SK4 / 771920–212Pécsi Vasutas SK2 / 814

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