Blejoi

Blejoi's competitive life runs through Prahova County, where CSC Câmpina and CSO Plopeni have supplied the matches that mattered most, season after season.

The club took its current shape in 2008, though for a stretch between 2011 and 2012 it played as Vispești Blejoi, its name borrowed from a glass company sponsoring the side. Ownership has stayed with the Blejoi Commune administration.

Two promotions mark the club's rise. In 2018–19, Blejoi won Liga IV Prahova and then dismantled CS Mihai Bravu 9–1 on aggregate in the promotion playoff. Four seasons later, in 2022–23, the club topped Liga III Series 5 with 50 points and reached the promotion playoffs for Liga II, beating Viitorul Dăești in the opening round before the run ended short of the final. President Gheorghe Biziniche and head coach Răzvan Vlad have overseen that climb through the divisions.

Stadionul Comunal Blejoi holds 1,500, with 700 seats, and it has been enough to host a side whose ambitions have so far stayed matched to its means. The club has also collected the Prahova county phase of the Cupa României twice, in 2011–12 and 2018–19, results that count for less nationally.

That standing is what keeps Câmpina and Plopeni as the fixtures Blejoi's supporters circle first, meetings between clubs that know each other's grounds, and each other's records, far better than any team from outside the county.