PFK Botev Vratsa is a Bulgarian football club from the city of Vratsa, a participant in the Bulgarian First League. The team's home ground is the Hristo Botev Stadium, named after the national hero, which carries significant symbolic weight. Founded in 1921, the club's traditional colors are yellow and black. Botev Vratsa's history has been a rollercoaster of promotions and relegations, embodying the spirit of a provincial club fighting against the odds. Their most successful period came in the late 1960s and early 1970s when they established themselves in the top flight and even finished as runners-up in the Bulgarian Cup. The club is a vital part of the community in Vratsa, with a fan base known for its unwavering loyalty despite the team's frequent battles against relegation. In the modern First League, survival is often the primary objective, achieved through grit, determination, and moments of inspired individual brilliance. The team's identity is one of resilience and local pride, representing a city with a strong sporting tradition. Botev Vratsa is the heart of football in northwestern Bulgaria.