FK Apolonia

Early years

During the early 1920s, sports activities began being organised in the city of Fier, much like other cities in Albania at the time. Students from the region returning from their studies in larger Albanian cities and abroad had learned about football, which they then played back in Fier, which soon became so popular that almost every neighbourhood in the city had children and adults alike playing football. The first official football game to be held in Fier was organised by the Bashkimi Culturual Society on 17 July 1924, which was played between a selection of players from Fier and neighbouring city Vlorë. The following summer in 1925, a group of local students led by Namik Resuli founded the Shoqeria Sportive Apollonia, which translates in English to the Apollonia Sports Society, taking the name from the nearby ruins of the ancient Illyrian city of Apollonia. The club was a multidisciplinary one, ad featured one of the first official football clubs in Fier. In 1927 the club's name was changed to SK Myzeqeja and the following year in 1928 the club became a fully professional one, and along with this re-organised its structure by adding the club's regulations and the board of directors, who would plan every activity and match held by the club.

1930–1945

In 1930, the Albanian Football Association was established and the first officially recognised competitions were held in the country. The club had entered to compete in a national competition for…

Kategoria e Parë Winners (5): 1966–67, 1971–72, 1978–79, 1984–85, 2019–20 Albanian Cup Winners (1): 1997–98 Albanian Supercup Runners-up (1): 1998 Gazeta Bashkimi Cup Winners (2): 1985, 1988