Slavia Sofia is one of the oldest and most traditional football clubs in Bulgaria, based in the capital city and competing in the Bulgarian First League. The club plays its home matches at the Slavia Stadium, an historic ground in Sofia. Founded in 1913, the "White Pride" wears distinctive all-white kits and boasts a rich history that includes multiple Bulgarian championship titles and cup victories, though their last league triumph came in 1996. The club's golden eras were in the mid-20th century, where they were a dominant force and produced numerous Bulgarian internationals. Slavia has a famed academy and a fierce city rivalry with Levski Sofia, known as the "Eternal Derby." In the modern era, Slavia has often been a mid-table side with occasional forays into the top four and European qualification, known for a disciplined and tactical approach. The fan base is passionate and deeply traditional, expecting the team to uphold its proud history. Slavia Sofia remains a cornerstone of Bulgarian football, a club of immense heritage striving to recapture past glories.