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Revision as of 16:30, 5 January 2011
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| Season(s) | Season 29 (Global 41) |
| Teams | 32 |
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| Champions | SteauaBR |
| Runner-up | Skulblaka Champions |
| ← Cupa Brăilei Ediţia 3 | Cupa Brăilei Ediţia 5 → |
Main article: Cupa Brăilei
After three years of silence, Magneto, owner of C.F. Brăila, revived the regional community by initiating a brand new edition of the Brăila Cup. On 24 February 2010, the fourth season of the cup began, with 32 teams at start. Magneto's initiative proved to be very significant. Since then, the local community grew bigger and bigger and the users became more active. The prize pool reached 12 months of Hattrick Supporter, so not only the winner was rewarded, but the top three finishers. There were also special prizes for topscorer, best defense and best offense. The topscorer also recieved the Terente Trophy, a symbolic award named after the notorious bandit known for his manhood. (This was the only season when the special prizes were given in HT Supporter. After the fourth edition, the winners were given books.) The 32 teams were divided into eight groups of four. The winner of Season 4 was 0ktay, manager of FC SteauaBR. The turkish-descent wonderkid overpowered the_champion, owner of Skulblaka Champions, after a thrilling match. Final score: 5-3. The contest known as Prono Cupa Brăilei was held for the first time. Before every leg of the competition, five of the most balanced games were elected and the competitors should place their bets based on them.
