The united club is called Khimik Kostinbrod, and it includes "Benkovski", "Dynamo", "Todor Spasov" and "DHZ Georgi Dimitrov".

In 1984, the "Khimik" team participated as a finalist in the republican labor championship and won the gold medals.

In 1999, an initiative committee engaged with the football community and a general assembly re-established FC Benkovski.

The match was played at the Vasil Levski National Stadium, but the team from Kostinbrod lost to PSFC Chernomorets Burgas with 1:4.

In 2015, the men's team was also restored, which already in the first year won the undisputed first place in the Regional A, enough for a barrage to enter the "Third League" (the former "B" group).

In the first zonal final in Sofia region, Balkan Botevgrad won after a penalty shootout 5:4 (2:2 in regular time).

However, in the grand final, the Kostinbrod players met the glorious team of Lokomotiv Sofia, who rushed forward and lost 0:2.

[3] As of 30 October 2023[update] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply.