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  • 12 times win Bulgaria First League
  • 3 times win Cup of Bulgaria
  • 7 times win Bulgaria Supercup

Season 2020/2021


Tenth title

The road to the tenth title won by Ludogorets was not smooth at all. The season began with a disappointment – the team lost 1:3 to Botev (Vratsa) as a guest. Pavel Vrba was still the head coach back then. Due to an illness, he missed the 2:2 match against CSKA. Stanislav Genchev replaced Vrba for this match. He eventually took Vrba’s place after a series of disappointing matches mostly on the European pitches. The replacement was a fact prior to the start of the tenth championship round. This is when “The Eagles” reached the top of the overall rating and remained the leader until they won the tenth championship title. Ludogorets spent the winter with six points in advance of CSKA after the 2:2 score against Arda in Kardzhali.

Genchev was replaced by Valdas Dambrauskas. Renan allowed a couple of mistakes and the team lost 2:3 to Lokomotiv (Plovdiv) and the overall advantage was reduced to three points. CSKA lost 0:1 to Ludogorets in the next round and the champions’ overall advantage began to grow one match after another. Lokomotiv (Plovdiv) was as close as possible in the overall rating but this did not make any difference. Ludogorets won the title in the 27th round.


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Ludogorets Champion 2021

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Награждаване по случай 10-ата шампионска титла
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League table Parva liga, 25th round
1. Ludogorets 57
2. Cherno more 54
3. CSKA-Sofia 54
4. Levski 48
5. Lokomotiv (Plovdiv) 47
6. CSKA 1948 37
7. Arda 35
8. Krumovgrad 35
9. Botev (Plovdiv) 33
10. Slavia 29
11. Beroe 29
12. Hebar 27
13. Lokomotiv (Sofia) 25
14. Pirin (Blagoevgrad) 22
15. Botev (Vratsa) 14
16. Etar (Veliko Tarnovo) 10

 
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