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List of Bulgarian Cup finals

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TheBulgarian Cup is a Bulgarian annual football competition. It is the country's main cup competition.

Results

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Key

(R)Replay
(SR)Second Replay
ItalicsTeam from outside the toplevel of Bulgarian football
BoldWinning team were alsoBulgarian football champions,
achievingThe Double

Tsar's Cup (1938-1942)

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SeasonWinnerScoreRunner-upDateVenueAttendanceNotes
1938FK 13 Sofia (1)walkoverLevski Ruse03/10/1938Yunak Stadium10,000[1]
1939Shipka Sofia (1)2–0Levski Ruse03/10/1939Levski Playing Field4,000[1]
1940FK 13 Sofia (2)2–1Sportklub Plovdiv13/10/1940Levski Playing Field5,000[1]
1941AS 23 Sofia (1)4–2Napredak Ruse03/10/1941City Stadium10,000[1]
1942Levski Sofia (1)walkoverSportklub Plovdiv03/10/1942Yunak Stadium8,000[1]

Soviet Army Cup (1946-1982)

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SeasonWinnerScoreRunner-upDateVenueAttendanceNotes
1946Levski Sofia (2)4–1Chernolomets Popovo06/05/1946Yunak Stadium15,000[1]
1947Levski Sofia (3)1–0Botev Plovdiv01/06/1947Yunak Stadium17,000[1]
1948Lokomotiv Sofia (1)1–0Slavia-Chengelov Plovdiv09/05/1948Yunak Stadium12,000[1]
1949Levski Sofia (4)1–1 (aet)CSKA Sofia08/05/1949Yunak Stadium35,000[1]
(R)2–2 (aet)16/05/1949Yunak Stadium35,000[1]
(SR)2–1 (aet)17/05/1949Yunak Stadium35,000[1]
1950Levski Sofia (5)1–1 (aet)CSKA Sofia26/11/1950Narodna Armia Stadium30,000[1]
(R)1–1 (aet)27/11/1950Narodna Armia Stadium30,000[1]
(SR)1–0 (aet)03/12/1950Narodna Armia Stadium30,000[1]
1951CSKA Sofia (1)1–0 (aet)Akademik Sofia07/11/1951Narodna Armia Stadium25,000[1]
1952Slavia Sofia (1)3–1Spartak Sofia09/11/1952Narodna Armia Stadium22,000[1]
1953Lokomotiv Sofia (2)2–1Levski Sofia25/11/1953Vasil Levski National Stadium30,000[1]
1954CSKA Sofia (2)2–1Slavia Sofia07/11/1954Vasil Levski National Stadium30,000[1]
1955CSKA Sofia (3)5–2 (aet)Spartak Plovdiv11/12/1955Vasil Levski National Stadium32,000[1]
1956Levski Sofia (6)5–2Botev Plovdiv18/11/1956Vasil Levski National Stadium40,000[1]
1957Levski Sofia (7)2–1Spartak Pleven07/11/1957Vasil Levski National Stadium28,000[1]
1958Spartak Plovdiv (1)1–0Minyor Pernik07/11/1958Vasil Levski National Stadium20,000[1]
1958–59Levski Sofia (8)1–0Spartak Plovdiv02/05/1959Vasil Levski National Stadium40,000[1]
1959–60Septemvri Sofia (1)4–3 (aet)Lokomotiv Plovdiv15/06/1960Vasil Levski National Stadium25,000[1]
1960–61CSKA Sofia (4)3–0Spartak Varna28/06/1961Vasil Levski National Stadium25,000[1]
1961–62Botev Plovdiv (1)3–0Dunav Ruse12/08/1962Vasil Levski National Stadium20,000[1]
1962–63Slavia Sofia (2)2–0Botev Plovdiv10/09/1963Vasil Levski National Stadium40,000[1]
1963–64Slavia Sofia (3)3–2Botev Plovdiv09/09/1964Vasil Levski National Stadium31,000[1]
1964–65CSKA Sofia (5)3–2Levski Sofia08/09/1965Ovcha Kupel Stadium30,000[1]
1965–66Slavia Sofia (4)1–0CSKA Sofia10/09/1966Vasil Levski National Stadium25,000[1]
1966–67Levski Sofia (9)3–0Spartak Sofia16/07/1967Vasil Levski National Stadium38,000[1]
1967–68Spartak Sofia (1)3–2 (aet)Beroe Stara Zagora06/06/1968Vasil Levski National Stadium18,000[1]
1968–69CSKA Sofia (6)2–1Levski Sofia30/04/1969Vasil Levski National Stadium40,000[1]
1969–70Levski Sofia (10)2–1CSKA Sofia25/08/1970Vasil Levski National Stadium46,000[1]
1970–71Levski Sofia (11)3–0Lokomotiv Plovdiv25/08/1971Narodna Armia Stadium30,000[1]
1971–72CSKA Sofia (7)3–0Slavia Sofia25/08/1972Vasil Levski National Stadium25,000[1]
1972–73CSKA Sofia (8)2–1Beroe Stara Zagora03/06/1973Vasil Levski National Stadium18,000[1]
1973–74CSKA Sofia (9)2–1 (aet)Levski Sofia10/08/1974Vasil Levski National Stadium40,000[1]
1974–75Slavia Sofia (5)3–2Lokomotiv Sofia21/06/1975Vasil Levski National Stadium15,000[1]
1975–76Levski Sofia (12)4–3 (aet)CSKA Sofia02/061976Vasil Levski National Stadium65,000[1]
1976–77Levski Sofia (13)2–1Lokomotiv Sofia12/06/1977Vasil Levski National Stadium45,000[1]
1977–78Marek Dupnitsa (1)1–0CSKA Sofia24/05/1978Vasil Levski National Stadium40,000[1]
1978–79Levski Sofia (14)4–1Beroe Stara Zagora23/05/1979Vasil Levski National Stadium40,000[1]
1979–80Slavia Sofia (6)3–1Beroe Stara Zagora13/05/1980Vasil Levski National Stadium30,000[1]
1980–81Botev Plovdiv (2)1–0Pirin Blagoevgrad05/05/1981Vasil Levski National Stadium20,000[1]
1981–82Lokomotiv Sofia (3)2–1 (aet)Lokomotiv Plovdiv12/06/1982Pleven Stadium8,000[1]

Bulgarian Cup (since 1983)

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SeasonWinnerScoreRunner-upDateVenueAttendanceNotes
1982–83CSKA Sofia (10)4–0Spartak Varna03/04/1983Plovdiv Stadium15,000[1]
1983–84Levski Sofia (15)1–0Botev Plovdiv02/05/1984Druzhba Stadium, Kardzhali30,000[1]
1984–85CSKA Sofia (11)2–1Levski Sofia19/06/1985Vasil Levski National Stadium35,000[1]
1985–86Levski Sofia (16)2–1CSKA Sofia27/04/1986Vasil Levski National Stadium28,000[1]
1986–87CSKA Sofia (12)2–1Levski Sofia13/05/1987Vasil Levski National Stadium40,000[1]
1987–88CSKA Sofia (13)4–1Levski Sofia11/05/1988Vasil Levski National Stadium50,000[1]
1988–89CSKA Sofia (14)3–0Chernomorets Burgas24/05/1989Pleven Stadium15,000[1]
1989–90Sliven (1)2–0CSKA Sofia30/05/1990Hristo Botev Stadium, Gabrovo15,000[1]
1990–91Levski Sofia (17)2–1Botev Plovdiv29/05/1991Ivaylo Stadium10,000[1]
1991–92Levski Sofia (18)5–0Pirin Blagoevgrad27/05/1992Georgi Benkovski Stadium10,000[1]
1992–93CSKA Sofia (15)1–0Botev Plovdiv02/06/1993Hristo Botev Stadium, Blagoevgrad18,000[1]
1993–94Levski Sofia (19)1–0Pirin Blagoevgrad04/05/1994Vasil Levski National Stadium18,000[1]
1994–95Lokomotiv Sofia (4)4–2Botev Plovdiv27/05/1995Vasil Levski National Stadium20,000[1]
1995–96Slavia Sofia (7)walkoverLevski Sofia01/05/1996Vasil Levski National Stadium22,000[1]
1996–97CSKA Sofia (16)3–1Levski Sofia27/05/1997Vasil Levski National Stadium18,500[1]
1997–98Levski Sofia (20)5–0CSKA Sofia13/05/1998Vasil Levski National Stadium50,000[1]
1998–99CSKA Sofia (17)1–0Litex Lovech25/05/1999Balgarska Armia Stadium20,000[1]
1999–00Levski Sofia (21)2–0Neftochimic Burgas31/05/2000Hristo Botev Stadium, Plovdiv18,000[1]
2000–01Litex Lovech (1)1–0 (aet)Velbazhd Kyustendil24/05/2001Lokomotiv Stadium, Sofia8,000[1]
2001–02Levski Sofia (22)3–1CSKA Sofia15/05/2002Ovcha Kupel Stadium17,500[1]
2002–03Levski Sofia (23)2–1Litex Lovech21/05/2003Vasil Levski National Stadium10,453[1]
2003–04Litex Lovech (2)2–2 (4–3pen.)CSKA Sofia12/05/2004Vasil Levski National Stadium11,461[1]
2004–05Levski Sofia (24)2–1CSKA Sofia25/05/2005Vasil Levski National Stadium10,848[1]
2005–06CSKA Sofia (18)3–1Cherno More Varna24/05/2006Vasil Levski National Stadium7,216[1]
2006–07Levski Sofia (25)1–0 (aet)Litex Lovech24/05/2007Beroe Stadium11,000[1]
2007–08Litex Lovech (3)1–0Cherno More Varna14/05/2008Vasil Levski National Stadium2,040[1]
2008–09Litex Lovech (4)3–0Pirin Blagoevgrad26/05/2009Georgi Asparuhov Stadium9,500[1]
2009–10Beroe Stara Zagora (1)1–0Pomorie05/05/2010Lovech Stadium5,250[1]
2010–11CSKA Sofia (19)1–0Slavia Sofia25/05/2011Vasil Levski National Stadium17,500[1]
2011–12Ludogorets Razgrad (1)2–1Lokomotiv Plovdiv19/05/2012Lazur Stadium13,103[1]
2012–13Beroe Stara Zagora (2)3–3 (3–1pen.)Levski Sofia15/05/2013Lovech Stadium7,500[1]
2013–14Ludogorets Razgrad (2)1–0Botev Plovdiv15/05/2014Lazur Stadium13,250[1]
2014–15Cherno More Varna (1)2–1 (aet)Levski Sofia30/05/2015Lazur Stadium13,910[1]
2015–16CSKA Sofia (20)1−0Montana24/05/2016Vasil Levski National Stadium33,345[1]
2016–17Botev Plovdiv (3)2−1Ludogorets Razgrad24/05/2017Vasil Levski National Stadium9,800[1]
2017–18Slavia Sofia (8)0−0 (4–2pen.)Levski Sofia09/05/2018Vasil Levski National Stadium32,000[1]
2018–19Lokomotiv Plovdiv (1)1−0Botev Plovdiv15/05/2019Vasil Levski National Stadium20,500[1]
2019–20Lokomotiv Plovdiv (2)0−0 (5–3pen.)CSKA Sofia01/07/2020Vasil Levski National Stadium12,000[1]
2020–21CSKA Sofia (21)1−0Arda19/05/2021Vasil Levski National Stadium22,000[1]
2021–22Levski Sofia (26)1–0CSKA Sofia15/05/2022Vasil Levski National Stadium40,600[1]
2022–23Ludogorets Razgrad (3)3–1CSKA 1948 Sofia24/05/2023Vasil Levski National Stadium2,000[1]
2023–24Botev Plovdiv (4)3−2Ludogorets Razgrad15/05/2024Vasil Levski National Stadium11,334[1]
2024–25Ludogorets Razgrad (4)1–0CSKA Sofia22/05/2025Vasil Levski National Stadium37,455[1]

Performance

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By Club

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ClubWinsLast winRunners-upLast final lost
Levski Sofia262022122018
CSKA Sofia212021152025
Slavia Sofia8201832011
Lovech4200932007
Lokomotiv Sofia4199521977
Ludogorets Razgrad4202522024
Botev Plovdiv42024102019
Beroe Stara Zagora2201341980
Lokomotiv Plovdiv2202042012
FK 13 Sofia21940——
Spartak Plovdiv1195821959
Spartak Sofia1196821967
Cherno More Varna1201522008
Shipka Sofia11939——
Atletik-Slava 2311941——
Septemvri Sofia11960——
Marek Dupnitsa11978——
Sliven11990——
Pirin Blagoevgrad——42009
Levski Ruse——21939
Sportklub Plovdiv——21942
Spartak Varna——21983
Napredak Ruse——11941
Chernolomets Popovo——11946
Slavia-Chengelov Plovdiv——11948
Akademik Sofia——11951
Spartak Pleven——11957
Minyor Pernik——11958
Dunav Ruse——11962
Chernomorets Burgas——11989
Naftex Burgas——12000
Velbazhd Kyustendil——12001
Montana——12016
Arda Kardzhali——12021
CSKA 1948 Sofia——12023

By City / Town

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A total of 18 clubs have won the Bulgarian Cup, from eight cities.

CityWinsClubs
Sofia65Levski (26),CSKA (21),Slavia (8),Lokomotiv (4),FK 13 (2),AS-23 (1),Septemvri (1),Shipka (1),Spartak (1)
Plovdiv7Botev (4),Lokomotiv (2),Spartak (1)
Razgrad4Ludogorets (4)
Lovech4Lovech (4)
Stara Zagora2Beroe (2)
Dupnitsa1Marek (1)
Sliven1Sliven (1)
Varna1Cherno More (1)

Note:Italics indicates defunct clubs.

References

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  1. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzaaabacadaeafagahaiajakalamanaoapaqarasatauavawaxayazbabbbcbdbebfbgbhbibjbkblbmbnbobpbqbrbsbtbubvbwbxbybzcacbcccdcecfcgchcicjckTodor Krastev."Bulgaria Cups Overview". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved4 June 2019.
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