Ząbkovia Ząbki () is a Polish professional football club, based in Ząbki, Masovian Voivodeship. The club's colors are red, white, and blue. Its biggest successes were achieved when the club was called Dolcan Ząbki. The football team currently competes in the Fifth Division after declaring bankruptcy during the 2015–16 season. Achievements 9 seasons at the second tier of Polish association football - including a 3rd place in 2013/14 and a 6th place in 2014/15, Reaching the 8th-finals of the Polish Cup − 2009, Regional level champions of the Polish Cup − 1994. History The exact date on which the club was established is unknown. However, documents confirm that the club did exist in 1927. Its initial name was Ząbkovia. In the beginning, the club had only a football section, while athletics and table tennis ones were launched in the 1930s. The club functioned until 1939 and was reactivated in 1945, following World War II. Afterwards, the club's name was changed multiple times: to Związkowiec, Budowlani, Beton-Stal, then back to Ząbkovia before finally adopting 'Dolcan in March 1994. In 2018 they reverted to Ząbkovia. League history Following World War II, the club took part in mostly lower-level league competitions. In 1995, the club took part in the III liga competition, the third division at the time. The following year, having won the Warsaw group of the third-tier league, Dolcan was promoted to the second division for the first time. However, the team only managed to finish 17th out of 18 teams in the 1996/97 eastern group of the II liga and was relegated back to the third tier after one season. Back at the third tier, the club was consistently achieving good results. The club finished third in 1997/98, second in 1998/99, before claiming the first place in 1999/00 and being promoted to the II liga for the second time. By that time, the number of teams in the second division was reduced to 20. Dolcan did not perform well against the second-tier teams and finished last being relegated to the third division after one season once again. The following year, Dolcan dropped to the fourth tier. After two successive relegations, the club spent three seasons at the fourth tier. While Dolcan was promoted in 2005, the following season ended in defeat - last place and another relegation to IV liga. This time, however, the club's fourth-tier tenure was short-lived. After