חפשו לפי שם הקבוצה באנגלית — למשל, "Real Madrid"
0 : 1
Septemvri Sofia
←
1 : 2
Botev Vratsa
←
2 : 0
Slavia Sofia
←
0 : 2
Spartak Varna
←
Levski Sofia
30
22
4
4
70
2
Ludogorets
30
17
9
4
60
3
CSKA 1948
30
18
5
7
59
4
CSKA Sofia
30
16
8
6
56
5
Lokomotiv Plovdiv
30
11
13
6
46
6
Cherno More Varna
30
11
11
8
44
7
Arda Kardzhali
30
12
8
10
44
8
Botev Plovdiv
30
11
7
12
40
9
Slavia Sofia
30
10
9
11
39
10
Botev Vratsa
30
9
11
10
38
11
Lokomotiv Sofia
30
9
10
11
37
12
Spartak Varna
30
5
12
13
27
13
Dobrudzha
30
7
5
18
26
14
Septemvri Sofia
30
7
5
18
26
15
Beroe
30
4
11
15
23
16
Montana
30
3
8
19
17
Lokomotiv Plovdiv
36
14
13
9
55
6
Arda Kardzhali
36
15
9
12
54
7
Cherno More Varna
36
14
12
10
54
8
Botev Plovdiv
36
13
7
16
46
Levski Sofia
36
25
6
5
81
2
CSKA 1948
36
20
7
9
67
3
Ludogorets
36
19
10
7
67
4
CSKA Sofia
36
18
9
9
63
Bulgaria's First League traces back to 1924, when the national championship began as a knockout tournament before evolving into a full league format by the late 1940s. The competition's heart is the “Eternal Derby” between Levski Sofia, founded in 1914 and named after a revered national hero, and CSKA Sofia, formed in 1948 as the army's club; between them the two sides have won the large majority of Bulgarian titles, with CSKA's haul stretching past 30 championships. More recently, Ludogorets Razgrad has rewritten the record books, a club from a small northeastern town that built an unprecedented run of fourteen consecutive national titles, a level of sustained dominance without parallel in Bulgarian football history. Promotion and relegation link the league to the second tier below. Follow live scores, fixtures, results, standings and statistics for the competition, updated in real time.
אנחנו פתוחים להצעות ולהערות שלכם. בואו נשפר יחד את חוויית הצפייה בכדורגל! LiveBall – אנחנו איפה שהכדורגל