Săcele

The county cup finals against neighbours from around Braşov are the games that fill Stadionul Electro-Precizia.

The team came out of a factory. Electroprecizia's management put it together in 1950, and the works name stayed attached through five decades under the title FC Precizia Săcele, then FC Săcele from 2006, and CSM Săcele since 2013.

The high point sits in the mid-1990s. Săcele won Liga III in 1995–96 and went up, and in their season in the second tier they finished runners-up. Promotion did not follow.

Marian Cristescu played here before returning to take charge of the side, which gives the current bench a line back into the club's own playing history.

Everything since has been played at a lower altitude. Liga IV titles in 1972–73, 1992–93 and 1994–95 marked the climbs; the one in 2024–25 marked another. The Braşov county cup came in consecutive years, 2018 and 2019.

The ground holds around 2,000, and it carries the factory's name rather than the town's or the club's — the one piece of the original arrangement that outlasted the rest.

Those county fixtures are where the rivalry lives. Săcele sits inside the orbit of Braşov, close enough that opponents are neighbours and the meetings are local business, and in that setting the table goes out of the window.