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2011–12 A Group

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88th season of top-tier football league in Bulgaria

Football league season
A Group
Season2011–12
Dates6 August 2011 – 23 May 2012
ChampionsLudogorets Razgrad
(1st title)
RelegatedVidima-Rakovski,Kaliakra,Svetkavitsa
Champions LeagueLudogorets Razgrad
Europa LeagueCSKA Sofia
Levski Sofia
Lokomotiv Plovdiv
Matches240
Goals643 (2.68 per match)
Top goalscorerBrazilJunior Moraes
Ivan Stoyanov
(16 goals each)
Biggest home winLevski 7–0Svetkavitsa
Biggest away winMinyor 0–7Ludogorets
Highest scoringCherno More 7–1Kaliakra
Botev 6–2Kaliakra
Litex 6–2Lokomotiv

The2011–12 A Group was the 88th season of theBulgarian national top football division, and the 64th ofA Group as the top tier football league in the country. The season began on 6 August 2011 and ended on 23 May 2012.Ludogorets Razgrad claimed their maiden title in their debut season, after winning the last round clash againstCSKA, which were leading by 2 points prior to the match.[1]Vidima-Rakovski,Kaliakra andSvetkavitsa were relegated, after finishing at the bottom three places.

Team information

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Akademik Sofia andSliven were directly relegated after finishing in the bottom two places of the table at the end of season2010/11.Akademik were relegated after one year in the top league ofBulgarian football, whileSliven ended athree-year tenure in the top flight. Furthermore,Pirin (Blagoevgrad) were excluded from A Group due to financial difficulties and demoted toV Group.

The relegated teams were replaced byBotev Vratsa, champions ofWest B Group,Ludogorets Razgrad, champions ofEast B Group and promotionplay-off winnersSvetkavitsa. Botev Vratsa returned to A Group aftertwenty-two years, while Ludogorets Razgrad and Svetkavitsa both made their debut on the highest level ofBulgarian football.

There was some controversy regarding the relegation/promotion play-offs at the end of season2010/11. In the original match-up,14th-placedVidima-Rakovski lost3-0 againstB Group play-off winnersChernomorets (Pomorie). However, Pomorie did not receive an A Group licence, so Vidima-Rakovski were spared from relegation. In order to fill the void, a second play-off match was scheduled between Svetkavitsa,4th-placed team of East B Group, andEtar (Veliko Tarnovo),3rd-placed team of West B Group. Svetkavitsa won this match by a score of3-1.

Stadia and locations

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As in the previous year, the league comprises the best thirteen teams of season2010-11, the champions of the twoB Groups and the winners of the promotionplay-offs.

Location of teams in 2011–12A Group
Sofia 2011–12A Group football clubs
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
BeroeStara ZagoraBeroe17,800
BotevVratsaHristo Botev32,000
Cherno MoreVarnaTicha8,250
ChernomoretsBurgasLazur18,037
CSKASofiaBalgarska Armiya22,015
KaliakraKavarnaKavarna5,000
LevskiSofiaGeorgi Asparuhov29,200
LitexLovechLovech7,050
LokomotivPlovdivLokomotiv13,800
LokomotivSofiaLokomotiv Sofia122,000
LudogoretsRazgradLudogorets Arena6,000
MinyorPernikMinyor8,000
MontanaMontanaOgosta8,000
SlaviaSofiaOvcha Kupel18,000
SvetkavitsaTargovishteDimitar Burkov8,000
Vidima-RakovskiSevlievoRakovski8,816
Notes
  1. Lokomotiv Sofia play their home matches atVasil Levski National Stadium as their own ground,Lokomotiv Stadium, had not received approval from theBFU license committee.[citation needed]

Personnel and sponsoring

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TeamManagerCaptain[citation needed]Kit Manufacturer[citation needed]Shirt Sponsor[citation needed]
Beroe Stara ZagoraBulgariaIlian IlievBulgariaSlavi ZhekovUhlsportBulsatcom
Botev VratsaBulgariaSasho AngelovBulgariaRosen VankovJumper
Cherno More VarnaBulgariaStefan GenovBulgariaGeorgi IlievMishoArmeets
Chernomorets BurgasBulgariaDimitar DimitrovBulgariaRadostin KishishevMacron
CSKA SofiaBulgariaDimitar PenevBulgariaTodor YanchevKappaGLOBUL
KaliakraBulgariaRadostin TrifonovBulgariaIvan RaychevUhlsportMunicipality of Kavarna
Levski SofiaBulgariaNikolay KostovBulgariaHristo YovovNikeVTB Bank
Litex LovechBulgariaAtanas DzhambazkiSerbiaNebojša Jelenkovićadidasb-connect
Lokomotiv PlovdivBulgariaEmil VelevBulgariaZdravko LazarovUhlsportRefan
Lokomotiv SofiaBulgariaAnton VelkovBulgariaKristian DobrevPuma
Ludogorets RazgradBulgariaIvaylo PetevBulgariaTodor KolevadidasHuvepharma
Minyor PernikBulgariaStoycho StoevBulgariaKostadin MarkovJumperMunicipal Insurance Company
MontanaBulgariaStefan GrozdanovBulgariaDaniel GadzhevJakoGM Capital
Slavia SofiaBulgariaMartin KushevBulgariaBogomil DyakovPuma
SvetkavitsaBulgariaNikola SpasovBulgaria Georgi DamyanovJakoVinprom Targovishte
Vidima-RakovskiBulgariaKostadin AngelovBulgariaGeorgi StoychevAsicsVIDEXIM

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing manager(s)Manner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableReplaced byDate of appointment
Levski SofiaBulgariaYasen PetrovEnd of contract27 May 2011Pre-seasonBulgariaGeorgi Ivanov27 May 2011[2]
Slavia SofiaBulgariaEmil VelevSacked28 May 2011BulgariaMartin Kushev28 May 2011[3]
Kaliakra KavarnaBulgariaAntoni ZdravkovEnd of contract28 May 2011BulgariaAdalbert Zafirov28 May 2011[4]
Chernomorets BurgasBulgariaGeorgi VasilevSacked30 May 2011BulgariaDimitar Dimitrov30 May 2011[5]
MontanaBulgariaAtanas DzhambazkiEnd of contract2 June 2011BulgariaStefan Grozdanov11 June 2011
Lokomotiv PlovdivSerbiaSaša NikolićSacked14 June 2011North MacedoniaDragan Kanatlarovski17 June 2011
Vidima-RakovskiBulgariaDimitar TodorovSacked16 June 2011BulgariaKostadin Angelov17 June 2011
Lokomotiv SofiaBulgariaDian PetkovSacked3 October 201110thBulgariaAnton Velkov3 October 2011
Kaliakra KavarnaBulgariaAdalbert ZafirovSacked19 October 2011[6]15thBulgariaRadostin Trifonov19 October 2011[7]
Svetkavitsa TargovishteBulgariaPlamen DonevResigned19 October 201116thBulgariaNikola Spasov23 October 2011[8]
Litex LovechBulgariaLyuboslav PenevResigned24 October 2011[9]5thBulgariaAtanas Dzhambazki24 October 2011
CSKA SofiaBulgariaMilen RadukanovSacked25 October 2011[10]2ndBulgariaDimitar Penev25 October 2011
Levski SofiaBulgariaGeorgi IvanovResigned4 November 20115thBulgariaNikolay Kostov7 November 2011[11]
Lokomotiv PlovdivNorth MacedoniaDragan KanatlarovskiSacked7 November 20116thBulgariaEmil Velev8 November 2011[12]
Levski SofiaBulgariaNikolay KostovResigned26 March 20124thBulgariaGeorgi Ivanov (caretaker)March 2012

Note: Georgi Ivanov subsequently stepped down and was replaced byYasen Petrov ascaretaker manager at the helm of Levski, withIlian Iliev set to take over prior to the 2012/2013 season.

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Ludogorets Razgrad(C)3022447316+5770Qualification forChampions League second qualifying round
2CSKA Sofia3022356019+4169Qualification forEuropa League second qualifying round
3Levski Sofia3020286128+3362
4Chernomorets Burgas3017945723+3460
5Litex Lovech3017855728+2959
6Lokomotiv Plovdiv3017674439+557Qualification forEuropa League second qualifying round[a]
7Cherno More30164104625+2152
8Slavia Sofia3015694236+651
9Minyor Pernik30812103540−536
10Beroe3098133037−735
11Montana3087152951−2231
12Botev Vratsa3078153044−1429
13Lokomotiv Sofia3059162650−2424
14Vidima-Rakovski(R)3036211959−4015Relegation to2012–13 B Group
15Kaliakra(R)3025232677−5111
16Svetkavitsa(R)301524871−638
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;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Ludogorets Razgrad won the2011–12 Bulgarian Cup competition but were qualified for2012–13 UEFA Champions League via winning the league, hence their Europa League berth was awarded to the cup runners-up, Lokomotiv Plovdiv.

Results

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Home \ AwayBSZBVRCHMCHBCSKKAVLEVLITLPLLSOLUDMINMONSLASVEVRA
Beroe1–22–01–20–13–11–21–11–11–01–20–02–01–02–01–0
Botev Vratsa1–10–10–02–26–20–21–31–12–00–10–02–40–11–02–2
Cherno More2–01–00–20–07–13–10–11–23–00–12–02–02–01–02–1
Chernomorets Burgas2–23–13–22–01–02–01–12–01–10–01–02–02–36–04–0
CSKA Sofia1–02–04–11–03–11–04–13–04–02–23–12–01–23–04–1
Kaliakra3–10–00–50–41–21–40–21–20–00–42–22–31–21–13–2
Levski Sofia2–03–02–12–21–03–23–23–24–00–10–11–01–07–02–1
Litex Lovech2–13–11–00–00–25–01–06–22–02–12–20–01–06–03–0
Lokomotiv Plovdiv4–22–11–02–00–32–03–22–12–11–01–11–02–12–03–2
Lokomotiv Sofia3–00–10–00–41–23–21–11–22–00–11–11–10–3[a]4–10–1
Ludogorets Razgrad3–03–00–23–11–02–02–11–10–04–04–13–06–05–04–0
Minyor Pernik1–11–30–11–12–01–10–12–20–01–20–73–11–13–01–0
Montana0–02–01–32–40–52–10–31–02–21–11–41–21–20–01–0
Slavia Sofia0–03–21–11–10–13–00–30–23–02–13–22–11–12–01–1
Svetkavitsa1–30–01–30–30–31–00–11–30–11–10–10–31–20–30–0
Vidima-Rakovski0–10–10–00–10–11–01–61–10–32–20–50–31–21–21–0
Source:A PFG(in Bulgarian)
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Notes:
  1. ^The match between Lokomotiv Sofia and Slavia Sofia was awarded to Slavia by a score of 3–0.[citation needed] The original fixture was not played after police security for the match could not be provided.[citation needed]

Champions

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Ludogorets Razgrad
Goalkeepers
1SerbiaUroš Golubović28(0)
13Czech RepublicRadek Petr2(0)
30BulgariaGeorgi Argilashki0(0)
BulgariaEmil Mihaylov*0(0)
Defenders
3SlovakiaMarián Jarabica1(0)
4FinlandTero Mäntylä3(0)
5FranceAlexandre Barthe29(3)
20BrazilGuilherme Choco27(1)
25BulgariaYordan Minev28(0)
26Bulgaria Diyan Dimitrov0(0)
33SlovakiaĽubomír Guldan28(0)
77PortugalVitinha10(0)
SloveniaJure Travner*3(0)
Bosnia and HerzegovinaSuvad Grabus*1(0)
Midfielders
6BulgariaGeorgi Kostadinov5(2)
7BulgariaMihail Aleksandrov28(5)
8BulgariaStanislav Genchev27(6)
18BulgariaSvetoslav Dyakov29(1)
19BulgariaDimo Bakalov14(2)
22BulgariaMiroslav Ivanov27(4)
36MontenegroMladen Kašćelan11(1)
84BrazilMarcelinho25(9)
BulgariaShener Remzi*0(0)
BulgariaDimo Atanasov*6(0)
BulgariaNikolay Dyulgerov*2(0)
Forwards
11BrazilJuninho Quixadá11(5)
23BulgariaEmil Gargorov26(13)
27BelgiumChristian Kabasele11(3)
73BulgariaIvan Stoyanov25(16)
BulgariaTodor Kolev*9(1)
Manager
BulgariaIvaylo Petev
  • Mihaylov, Travner, Grabus, Remzi, Atanasov, Dyulgerov and Kolev left the club during a season.

Season statistics

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Top goalscorers

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Below is a list of the top goalscorers at the end of the competition.[13]

RankScorerClubGoals
1BrazilJúnior MoraesCSKA Sofia16
BulgariaIvan StoyanovLudogorets Razgrad16
3BulgariaEmil GargorovLudogorets Razgrad13
RomaniaIanis ZicuCSKA Sofia13
5BrazilJuninhoSlavia Sofia /Levski Sofia12
6BulgariaSvetoslav TodorovLitex Lovech11
BulgariaIvan TsvetkovLevski Sofia11
BulgariaGerasim ZakovKaliakra Kavarna11
9BrazilLourival AssisChernomorets Burgas10
MoroccoAatif ChahechouheChernomorets Burgas10
BulgariaGeorgi IlievCherno More Varna10
BrazilMarcelo NicácioLitex Lovech10

Scoring

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Transfers

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References

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  1. ^""Лудогорец" победи ЦСКА с 1:0 и спечели титлата при дебюта си в А група" (in Bulgarian). dnevnik. Retrieved28 April 2015.
  2. ^"Георги Иванов-Гонзо е новият треньор на Левски" (in Bulgarian). btv.bg. 27 May 2011.
  3. ^"Кушев поема Славия" (in Bulgarian). bsport.bg. 28 May 2011. Archived fromthe original on 24 March 2012. Retrieved2 June 2011.
  4. ^"Адалберт Зафиров пое Калиакра" (in Bulgarian). topsport.bg. 28 May 2011.
  5. ^"Dimitar Dimitrov is the new head coach of Chernomorets". chernomoretz.bg. 30 May 2011.
  6. ^"Калиакра уволни Адалберт Зафиров" (in Bulgarian). sportal.bg. 19 October 2011.
  7. ^"Стана ясен новият старши-треньор на Калиакра" (in Bulgarian). sportal.bg. 19 October 2011.
  8. ^"Никола Спасов стана треньор на Светкавица" (in Bulgarian). sportal.bg. 23 October 2011.
  9. ^"Любо Пенев напусна Литекс - "оранжевите" представиха новия треньор, изненадата е голяма" (in Bulgarian). sportal.bg. 24 October 2011.
  10. ^"Официално: ЦСКА се раздели с Милен Радуканов" (in Bulgarian). sportal.bg. 25 October 2011.
  11. ^"Официално: Николай Костов ще води Левски до края на сезона" (in Bulgarian). gong.bg. 4 November 2011.
  12. ^"Емил Велев е новият треньор на Локо Пд, помага му Ники Митов, тренировката е от 11 часа" (in Bulgarian). gong.bg. 8 November 2011.
  13. ^"Bulgaria - A PFG Top goalscorers". Soccerway.com. Retrieved23 May 2012.
  14. ^"Честито! 53 минути за първия гол от новия сезон в А група" (in Bulgarian). gong.bg. 6 August 2011.

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