the death of football from Bacău, after FCM, the stadium was also abandoned, being the victim of an unsuccessful modernization project. The stadium which is situated in the center of the city and was only some time ago the home of FCM is now a ruin. After the re-foundation as ASS FCM Bacău, the club has to play its home matches on Baza Sportivă Nautică Șerbănești, with a capacity of only 200 people. Support FCM Bacău has many supporters in Bacău and especially in Bacău County. The ultras groups of FCM Bacău are known as Taurii furioși, Best and Ultra Boys. The three groups merged in 2010 and form FCM 1950 Bacău, group that developed subsequently in an association that managed to bring back to life the club from the city of George Bacovia. In the past were also another ultras groups such as RSB, Prima-Linie or FRT Bacău. FCM Bacău fans have an intense rivalry with the supporters of Ceahlăul Piatra Neamț, which are known under the name of Urșii carpatini. Rivalries The most important rivalry for FCM Bacău is the one against Ceahlăul Piatra Neamț. This match is known as the Derby of Moldavia or Il Classico. Over time, FCM had important rivalries with other teams, such as Steaua București, Dinamo București or Rapid București, as well as some regional ones and even local, for example against SC Bacău. Honours Leagues Liga I Winners (0):, Best finish: 4th 1972–73 Liga II Winners (4): 1955, 1966–67, 1974–75, 1994–95 Runners-up (3): 1954, 1957–58, 1964–65 Liga III Winners (1): 2010–11 Liga IV – Bacău County Runners-up (1): 2019–20 Cups Cupa României Winners (0): Runners-up (1): 1990–91 Cupa Ligii: Winners (1): 1998 European record Records and statistics Biggest victories and defeats ' Biggest Home Win: 6–0 vs. Universitatea Craiova, 7 December 1988 Biggest Home Loss: 0–8 vs. Steaua București, 6 May 1956 Biggest Away Win: 4–0 vs. Bihor Oradea, 18 October 1969 5–1 vs. Steaua București, 17 August 1996 Biggest Away Loss: 0–8 vs. Steaua București, 30 November 1969 Highest Scoring: 6–4 vs. Sportul Studențesc București, 27 November 1988 3–7 vs. Dinamo București, 19 September 2003 Highest Scoring Draw: 4–4 vs. Steaua București, 20 October 1979 Most Goals Scoring While Losing: 3–4 vs. Progresul București, 9 June 1963 3–4 vs. Universitatea Craiova, 11 November 1973 3–4 vs. Jiul Petroșani, 18 September 1982 3–4 vs. Argeș Pitești, 30 March 1986 3–5 vs. Sportul