KS Tomori Berat

FK TOMORI BERAT

Full name	Futboll Klub Tomori Berat
Nickname(s)	(The Tomori Tigers)
Founded	1923
Ground	Tomori Stadium Berat, Albania (Capacity: 14,500[1])
Chairman	Ali Dyrmishi
Manager	Eqerem Memushi
League	Albanian Superliga
2010–2011	2010–11 8nd
Website	Club home page
Home colours Away colours

Futboll Klub Tomori Berat (or Fk Tomori Berat) are an Albanian football club playing in the city of Berat. Their home ground is Tomori Stadium. The club was founded in 1923 with the name of Muzaka Berat and participated for the first time in a National Championship in 1931.^[2]

Club's History

The club was founded in 1923 and held the following names over its history:

• 1923-1926: KS Tomori
• 1927-1929: KS Muzaka
• 1930-1935: Puna
• 1936-1950: KS Tomori
• 1951-1957: Puna
• 1957–present KS Tomori

In 1923 in Berat,formed the society "artistic & sports" Tomori, which marked a new era in the history of sports in Berat. The society "Tomori" was established in the neighborhood facilities school " Mangalem ", with participation of 18 youth . Members of the Presidency: (1923-1926) Chairman: Zyhdi Doko, Secretary: Shyqyri Lakra, Other members: Lilo Xhimitiku, Andon Myzeqari, Vangjel Haxhistasa , Alqiviadhi Shyti,

In 1964 Tomori was runner-up of the Albanian Cup, losing the final to KS Partizani. In 2000 F.K Tomori were runners-up in the championship by penalty kicks against FK Tirana playing 120 min, after 1:1.

Tomori won the Albanian First Division championship four times: in 1930, 1950, 1970, and 1977.

Their first participation in European football was in the UEFA Cup 2000-01, losing 2–5 on aggregate to Cypriot team APOEL F.C..

In 1991-1992 F.K Tomori participated in the Balkans Cup but lost in aggregate to FC Oţelul Galaţi (2:4), who went on to be runners-up of the competition.

Stadium

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Stadiumi Tomori

Tomori Stadium was built in 1985 and holds 14,500 spectators, being the third stadium in Albania as far as capacity goes after Qemal Stafa Stadium and Loro Boriçi Stadium.^[1]

Honours

• Kategoria e parë 1930 1950 1970 1977
• Albanian First Division Champion 1930 1950 1970 1977
• Kategoria superiore sezon 1999-2000
• Albanian Superliga 2nd place 1999-2000

In season 2008-09, the club is playing in the Albanian Second Division.

European Cups history

• QR1=1st Qualifing Round

Season	Competition	Round	Country	Team	Home	Away	Aggregate
2000-01	UEFA Cup	QR1		APOEL F.C.	2–3	0–2	2–5

Recent Sesons

Year	Division	Position
1999–2000	Albanian Superliga (I)	2nd
2000–01	Albanian Superliga (I)	12th
2001–02	Albanian Superliga (I)	14th
2002–03	Albanian First Division (II)	1st
2003–04	Albanian First Division (II)	6st
2004–05	Albanian First Division (II)	4th
2005–06	Albanian First Division (II)	6 th
2006–07	Albanian First Division (II)	16th
2007–08	Albanian First Division(II)	16th
2008–09	Albanian Second Division (III)	3rd
2009–10	Albanian Second Division(III)	2nd
2010–11	Albanian First Division	2nd
2011–12	Albanian Superliga (I)

Current squad

Llani Ferizović Muca Çela Galica Hamzaj

4-4-2

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player 1 GK Ervin Llani 3 DF Emiliano Çela 4 DF Alban Muca 7 MF Ilirjan Çaushaj 9 MF Gersi Arbëri 10 MF Klevis Roshi 17 FW Klodian Arbëri 23 MF Alban Byzhyti 29 DF Ardi Sekseri GK Klajdi Kuka MF Driton Krasniqi FW Vangjel Mile

Coaching staff & staff

Position	Name
Manager	Përparim Daiu
Assistant Manager	Bledar Dura
Goalkeeping Coach	Madrid Muzhaj
Fitness Coach	Ilir Abazaj
Club Secretary	Rushan Dosti

Players

Nationality	Player name
	Perparim Kovaçi
	Kristaq Mile
	Rigest Hysko
	Rodrigues Oliviera
	Fatos Cilingiri
	Arben Arbëri
	Arben Kokalari
	Klodian Arbëri
	Kliton Bozgo
	Gentian Lako
	Eduart Aliaj
	Ilir Caushllari
	Robert Kokalari
	Elton Fani
	Edmond Gjata

Sponsor

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Kit providers and sponsors

|-2007-2008-Adidas | |2008-2009-Adidas |- |2009-2010-Legea |- |2010-2011-Legea |-

References

1. ^ ^{a b} WorldStadiums. "World Stadiums Data". http://www.worldstadiums.com/europe/countries/albania.shtml. Retrieved 3 August 2010. 
2. ^ Armillotta, Giovanni (2000). "ALBANIAN FOOTBALL SEASON 1931". Giovanni Armillotta. http://www.giovanniarmillotta.it/albania/calcio/alba31.html. Retrieved 3 August 2010.