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2010–11 A Group

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87th season of top-tier football league in Bulgaria

Football league season
A Group
Season2010–11
Dates31 July 2010 – 28 May 2011
ChampionsLitex Lovech
(4th title)
RelegatedAkademik Sofia
Sliven
Pirin
Champions LeagueLitex Lovech
Europa LeagueLevski Sofia
CSKA Sofia
Lokomotiv Sofia
Matches240
Goals577 (2.4 per match)
Top goalscorerMaliGarra Dembélé
(26 goals)
Biggest home winPirin 6–0Akademik
(14 May 2011)
Biggest away winAkademik 0–4Slavia
(11 September 2010)
Chernomorets 0–4CSKA Sofia
(5 March 2011)
Highest scoringSliven 6–1Vidima-Rakovski
(18 September 2010)
Lokomotiv Sofia 4–3Slavia
(27 November 2010)

The2010–11 A Group season was the 87th edition of theBulgarian national top football division, and the 63rd ofA Group as the top-tier football league in the country. The season commenced on 31 July 2010 and ended with the last games on 28 May 2011. The winter break was between the weekends around 29 November 2010 and 26 February 2011.[1]Litex Lovech defended their2009/10 A Group title and were champions for 2 consecutive seasons. As of the 2024-25, this is the most recent edition not won byLudogorets Razgrad.

Team information

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Lokomotiv Mezdra,Sportist Svoge andBotev Plovdiv were directly relegated after finishing in the bottom three places. Lokomotiv Mezdra ended a two-year tenure, Sportist Svoge were relegated after a year in A Group, and Botev were excluded from A Group due to financial difficulties at the winter brake, ending a five-year stint in the A Group.

The relegated teams were replaced byVidima-Rakovski, champions of WestB Group andKaliakra Kavarna, champions of the EastB Group. Vidima-Rakovski returned to A Group after two years, while Kaliakra entered the top division for their first time.

A further place in the league was decided by a play-off match between the runners-up teams from the twoB Group's. The game was played on23 May 2010 betweenNesebar andAkademik Sofia. Akademik won the match by2–1 and returned to the top division after 28 years. The last season the club had played inA Group was1981–82.

Stadia and locations

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As in the previous year, the league will comprise the best thirteen teams ofseason 2009/10, the 2 champions of theWest andEastB Group's and the winners of thepromotion play-off between the runners-up from theWest andEastB Group's.

The following teams have ensured their participation inA Group for season2010/11 (listed in alphabetical order):

Location of teams in 2010–11A Group
Sofia 2010–11A Group football clubs
TeamCityStadiumStadium capacity
AkademikSofiaOvcha Kupel118,000
BeroeStara ZagoraBeroe17,800
Cherno MoreVarnaTicha8,250
ChernomoretsBurgasLazur18,037
CSKASofiaVasil Levski243,632
KaliakraKavarnaKavarna5,000
LevskiSofiaGeorgi Asparuhov29,986
LitexLovechLovech7,050
LokomotivPlovdivLokomotiv13,800
LokomotivSofiaVasil Levski343,632
MinyorPernikMinyor8,000
MontanaMontanaOgosta8,000
PirinBlagoevgradHristo Botev7,500
SlaviaSofiaOvcha Kupel18,000
Sliven 2000SlivenHadzhi Dimitar10,000
Vidima-RakovskiSevlievoRakovski8,816
Notes
  1. Akademik Sofia will play their league home games atOvcha Kupel Stadium inSofia because theirAkademik Stadium had not received approval from the BFU license committee.
  2. CSKA Sofia will play their league home games atVasil Levski National Stadium inSofia because theirBalgarska Armiya had not received approval from the BFU license committee.
  3. Lokomotiv Sofia will play their league home games atVasil Levski National Stadium inSofia because theirLokomotiv Stadium had not received approval from the BFU license committee.

Personnel and sponsoring

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TeamManagerCaptainKit ManufacturerShirt Sponsor
Akademik SofiaBulgariaBoris AngelovBulgaria Nikola AsenovSallerBench Mark Group
Beroe Stara ZagoraBulgariaIlian IlievBulgariaSlavi ZhekovGUPABulsatcom
Cherno More VarnaBulgariaStefan GenovBulgariaGeorgi IlievMishoArmeets
Chernomorets BurgasBulgariaGeorgi VasilevBulgariaTrayan DyankovPumaQUARTO
CSKA SofiaBulgariaMilen RadukanovBulgariaTodor YanchevUhlsportGLOBUL
KaliakraBulgariaAnton ZdravkovBulgariaIvan RaychevUhlsportMunicipality of Kavarna
Levski SofiaBulgariaYasen PetrovBulgariaHristo YovovNikeM-Tel
Litex LovechBulgariaLyuboslav PenevSerbiaNebojša JelenkovićAdidasb-connect
Lokomotiv PlovdivSerbiaSaša NikolićBulgariaZdravko LazarovUhlsport
Lokomotiv SofiaBulgariaDian PetkovBulgariaKristian DobrevPuma
Minyor PernikBulgariaStoycho StoevBulgariaKostadin MarkovJumperMunicipal Insurance Company
MontanaBulgariaAtanas DzhambazkiBulgariaDaniel GadzhevASICSGM Capital
Pirin BlagoevgradBulgariaKostadin AngelovBulgariaVeselin StoykovJomaBeer Pirinsko
Slavia SofiaBulgariaEmil VelevBulgariaBogomil DyakovPuma
SlivenBulgariaDimcho NenovBulgariaEvgeni KaramanovTomy
Vidima-RakovskiBulgariaDimitar TodorovBulgariaGeorgi StoychevASICSVIDEXIM

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing manager(s)Manner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableReplaced byDate of appointment
CSKA SofiaBulgariaAdalbert Zafirov (interim)End of caretaker contract16 May 2010Pre-seasonBulgariaPavel Dochev13 May 2010[2]
Slavia SofiaBulgariaVelislav VutsovSacked17 May 2010BulgariaEmil Velev19 May 2010[3]
Levski SofiaBulgariaAnton Zdravkov
BulgariaGeorgi Ivanov		End of caretaker contract20 May 2010BulgariaYasen Petrov20 May 2010[4]
Pirin BlagoevgradBulgariaStefan GrozdanovLeaves the club8 June 2010[5]BulgariaYordan Bozdanski21 June 2010
Litex LovechBulgariaAngel ChervenkovSacked5 August 20101stBulgariaPetko Petkov (interim)5 August 2010[6]
CSKA SofiaBulgariaPavel DochevSacked16 August 2010[7]13thNorth MacedoniaGjore Jovanovski16 August 2010[8]
Pirin BlagoevgradBulgariaYordan BozdanskiSacked30 August 201014thBulgariaKostadin Angelov1 September 2010[9]
Litex LovechBulgariaPetko Petkov (interim)End of caretaker contract1 September 20104thBulgariaLuboslav Penev2 September 2010[10]
Minyor PernikBulgariaAnton VelkovResigned6 September 2010[11]16thBulgariaStoycho Stoev8 September 2010[12]
Kaliakra KavarnaBulgariaFilip FilipovSacked6 October 2010[13]13thBulgariaAnton Zdravkov7 October 2010
CSKA SofiaNorth MacedoniaGjore JovanovskiSacked21 October 2010[14]9thBulgariaMilen Radukanov21 October 2010[15]
Cherno More VarnaBulgariaVelizar PopovResigned23 October 2010[16]10thBulgaria Stefan Genov23 October 2010
Lokomotiv SofiaBulgariaDimitar VasevSacked22 November 2010[17]5thBulgariaDian Petkov (interim)22 November 2010
SlivenSerbiaDragoljub SimonovićResigned4 December 2010[18]15thBulgariaDimcho Nenov10 January 2011[19]
Chernomorets BurgasBulgariaKrasimir BalakovResigned7 December 2010[20]3rdBulgariaAnton Velkov23 December 2010[21]
Chernomorets BurgasBulgariaAnton VelkovSacked21 March 2011[22]7thBulgariaGeorgi Vasilev21 March 2011
Lokomotiv PlovdivBulgariaNedelcho MatushevSacked26 April 2011[23]5thSerbiaSaša Nikolić26 April 2011

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Litex Lovech(C)3023615613+4375Qualification forChampions League second qualifying round
2Levski Sofia3023346724+4372Qualification forEuropa League third qualifying round
3CSKA Sofia3018755326+2761Qualification forEuropa League play-off round[a]
4Lokomotiv Sofia30164104733+1452[b]Qualification forEuropa League second qualifying round
5Lokomotiv Plovdiv30141065428+2652[b]
6Cherno More3015693628+851
7Beroe30137103334−146
8Chernomorets Burgas30910111928−937
9Minyor Pernik30106143345−1236
10Montana3088143046−1632[c]
11Slavia Sofia3095163438−432[c]
12Kaliakra3086161940−2130
13Pirin Blagoevgrad(R)3069153239−727Relegation to2011–12 V Group[d]
14Vidima-Rakovski(O)3067172652−2625Qualification forrelegation play-off
15Akademik Sofia(R)3055201651−3520Relegation to2011–12 B Group
16Sliven(R)3047192252−3019
Source:A PFG(in Bulgarian)
Rules for classification: 1st points; 2nd head-to-head points; 3rd head-to-head goal difference; 4th head-to-head goals scored; 5th head-to-head away goals scored; 6th goal difference; 7th goals scored
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^CSKA Sofia have won the2010–11 Bulgarian Cup competition and therefore qualified for the play-off round of the 2011–12 UEFA Europa League.
  2. ^abLokomotiv Sofia ahead of Lokomotiv Plovdiv on head-to-head record; Lokomotiv Sofia–Lokomotiv Plovdiv 3–0, Lokomotiv Plovdiv–Lokomotiv Sofia 0–0.
  3. ^abMontana ahead of Slavia Sofia on head-to-head record; Slavia Sofia–Montana 3–2, Montana–Slavia Sofia 1–0.
  4. ^The team did not receive a license for professional football for the next season.

Results

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Home \ AwayAKDBSZCHMCHBCSKKAVLEVLITLPLLSOMINMONPIRSLAOFCVRA
Akademik Sofia1–30–01–11–10–10–30–31–22–32–01–01–00–40–11–2
Beroe1–00–00–00–22–02–31–11–01–02–02–10–02–11–01–1
Cherno More1–01–00–11–02–02–30–11–11–03–00–02–13–23–05–0
Chernomorets Burgas0–00–21–20–40–12–10–11–22–10–00–11–02–10–01–0
CSKA Sofia3–13–21–01–20–00–11–11–03–12–02–02–21–02–01–0
Kaliakra0–12–24–01–10–30–30–11–30–12–10–00–00–12–11–0
Levski Sofia1–02–11–01–01–33–02–01–23–14–03–04–13–05–02–0
Litex Lovech2–04–03–10–00–00–02–11–01–02–14–12–12–04–04–0
Lokomotiv Plovdiv3–01–12–02–04–15–02–32–20–03–04–02–21–13–03–0
Lokomotiv Sofia2–03–01–12–12–24–00–21–33–00–32–02–04–33–02–1
Minyor Pernik1–02–01–10–12–41–00–00–32–21–31–01–01–24–12–1
Montana2–22–14–00–01–43–20–30–21–10–13–13–01–02–21–1
Pirin Blagoevgrad6–02–00–11–10–11–02–31–21–12–11–13–00–22–11–1
Slavia Sofia2–01–20–10–11–00–12–20–12–10–11–23–21–10–02–0
OFC Sliven3–00–11–30–01–30–11–10–10–10–20–31–11–01–16–1
Vidima-Rakovski0–11–20–13–02–21–01–20–31–11–12–20–12–12–12–1
Source:A PFG(in Bulgarian)
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Positions by round

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Team ╲ Round123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930
Litex Lovech132546542211111111111111111111
Levski Sofia314221111122222222222222222222
CSKA Sofia1416131199998987645533333333333333
Lokomotiv Sofia395334224444454344444445444444
Lokomotiv Plovdiv621477766675576455556554556655
Cherno More19681188897109999978665766665566
Beroe10119653677868887787877677777777
Chernomorets Burgas853112433333333666789988888888
Minyor Pernik1215161616161515151515161515131313111110101010101010101099
Montana141381081010101010910101010101010101111111111111111111010
Slavia Sofia1481276535555676889999889999991111
Kaliakra3610121011111113121213111111111213131313141414141212131212
Pirin Blagoevgrad12711131312131211111112131314141515161515151312121313121313
Vidima-Rakovski63791213141414161615161616161616151616161615151414141414
Akademik Sofia81214151515161616141411121212121112121212121213131515151515
OFC Sliven101415141414121312131314141415151414141414131516161616161616
Source:[citation needed]

Relegation playoff

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Sportist Svoge1–2Chernomorets Pomorie
Mladenov 82'(Report)Koparanov 38'
Kostadinov 41'
Attendance: 600
Referee: Nikolay Yordanov (Sofia)
Vidima-Rakovski0–3Chernomorets Pomorie
ReportAtanasov 57'
Kaloyanov 60',80'
Attendance: 800
Referee: Stanislav Todorov (Shumen)

Chernomorets Pomorie wasn't allowed to compete in the next season, so there will be 2 play-offs. The first will be between the teams that lost against Chernomorets Pomorie,Vidima-Rakovski andSportist Svoge. The other will be betweenSvetkavitsa andFC Etar Veliko Tarnovo (the 3rd teams in the West and EastB Group) for thePirin Blagoevgrad's place.

Svetkavitsa3–1Etar
Genov 24'
Stoyanov 46'
Shokolarov 90+2'		ReportKanev 4'
Attendance: 2500
Referee: Aleksandar Kostadinov (Sofia)
Sportist Svoge1–1Vidima-Rakovski
P. Vasilev 35'ReportGospodinov 88' (pen.)
Penalties
Stoevsoccer ball with check mark
Mladenovsoccer ball with red X
Mutafovsoccer ball with red X
Borisovsoccer ball with check mark
Valentinovsoccer ball with red X		2–3Gospodinovsoccer ball with check mark
Andonovsoccer ball with check mark
A. Ivanovsoccer ball with red X
Ashimovsoccer ball with check mark
Referee: Ahmed Ahmed (Burgas)

Champions

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Litex Lovech
Goalkeepers
1SerbiaUroš Golubović2(0)
30BulgariaEvgeni Aleksandrov1(0)
31BrazilVinícius Barrivieira26(0)
Defenders
2FranceAlexandre Barthe21(3)
3BulgariaPetar Zanev27(1)
4Bosnia and HerzegovinaDžemal Berberović23(0)
5BulgariaMihail Venkov12(0)
6BulgariaIvaylo Petkov5(1)
16BulgariaStrahil Popov3(0)
18BulgariaIliya Milanov6(0)
22BulgariaPlamen Nikolov24(0)
33BulgariaNikolay Bodurov25(2)
Midfielders
7BulgariaHristo Yanev27(5)
8BrazilTom18(1)
10BrazilSandrinho10(1)
15BrazilDoka Madureira22(12)
17BulgariaGeorgi Milanov27(4)
19BulgariaRumen Rumenov6(0)
20BrazilNeném0(0)
21BulgariaAleksandar Tsvetkov14(0)
22BulgariaSimeon Slavchev1(0)
23SerbiaNebojša Jelenković22(0)
24Bulgaria Angel Zdravchev1(0)
27BulgariaMomchil Tsvetanov22(3)
Forwards
9BulgariaSvetoslav Todorov25(8)
11SenegalPapa Diouf14(2)
14SloveniaDejan Djermanović12(3)
FranceWilfried Niflore*12(6)
BulgariaIvelin Popov*3(0)
RomaniaFlorin Bratu*7(2)
Manager
BulgariaLyuboslav Penev
  • Niflore, Popov and Bratu left the club during a season.

Season statistics

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Top goalscorers

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Including matches played on 28 May 2011[24]

RankScorerClubGoals
1MaliGarra DembéléLevski Sofia26
2BulgariaZdravko LazarovLokomotiv Plovdiv14
3BulgariaSpas DelevCSKA Sofia13
4BrazilDoka MadureiraLitex Lovech12
5BulgariaTsvetan GenkovLokomotiv Sofia11
BulgariaHristo ZlatinskiLokomotiv Plovdiv11
7BrazilMichel PlatiniCSKA Sofia10
BulgariaNikolay BozhovSlavia Sofia10
Guinea-BissauBasile de CarvalhoLokomotiv Plovdiv10
BulgariaVladislav ZlatinovBeroe Stara Zagora10

Top assistants

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Including matches played on 28 May 2011[25]

RankPlayerClubAssists
1North MacedoniaDarko TasevskiLevski Sofia9
2BrazilTomLitex Lovech8
BulgariaZdravko LazarovLokomotiv Plovdiv8
4BrazilJoãozinhoLevski Sofia7
BulgariaHristo YanevLitex Lovech7
BulgariaSpas DelevCSKA Sofia7
7NetherlandsGregory NelsonCSKA Sofia6
BulgariaIskren PisarovLokomotiv Sofia6
BulgariaMarcho DafchevLokomotiv Sofia6
10BulgariaTsvetan GenkovLokomotiv Sofia5
Guinea-BissauBasile de CarvalhoLokomotiv Plovdiv5
PortugalSerginhoLokomotiv Plovdiv5
North MacedoniaDragi KotsevLokomotiv Plovdiv5
BulgariaEmil GargorovCSKA Sofia5
BulgariaTodor HristovBeroe5
BrazilDoka MadureiraLitex Lovech5
BulgariaAtanas ChipilovMontana5

Scoring

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Discipline

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Attendances

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#ClubAverage
1Chernomorets4,084
2Beroe3,222
3Lokomotiv Plovdiv3,093
4Levski2,811
5CSKA Sofia2,423
6Minyor2,411
7Montana2,310
8Cherno More2,023
9Sliven1,611
10Lovech1,513
11Pirin1,381
12Kaliakra988
13Vidima-Rakovski912
14Slavia Sofia725
15Lokomotiv Sofia311
16Akademik Sofia307

Source:[26]

See also

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References

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  26. ^https://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn/archive/bgr/avebgr11.htm

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