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1996–97 A Group

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The1996–97 A Group was the 49th season of theA Football Group, the top Bulgarian professional league for association football clubs, since its establishment in 1948.

A Group
Season1996–97
Dates9 August 1996 – 1 June 1997
ChampionsCSKA Sofia
(28th title)
Relegated
Champions LeagueCSKA
UEFA CupNeftochimic
Matches played240
Goals scored705 (2.94 per match)
Top goalscorerTodor Pramatarov
(26 goals)

Overview

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It was contested by 16 teams, andCSKA Sofia won the championship.[1]

League standings

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1CSKA Sofia(C)3022536519+4671Qualification forChampions League first qualifying round
2Neftochimic Burgas3020737020+5067Qualification forUEFA Cup first qualifying round
3Slavia Sofia3017676123+3857
4Levski Sofia30141155830+2853Qualification forCup Winners' Cup qualifying round
5Botev Plovdiv30143134141045
6Minyor Pernik30128102835−744
7Lokomotiv Sofia30134135947+1243
8Levski Kyustendil30133145152−142
9Spartak Varna30133144041−142Qualification forIntertoto Cup group stage
10Lokomotiv Plovdiv30125133841−341
11Dobrudzha Dobrich30116134448−439
12Spartak Pleven30123153546−1139
13Etar Veliko Tarnovo30105153753−1635
14Maritsa Plovdiv(R)3088143845−732Relegation to1997–98 B Group
15Montana(R)3084183254−2228
16Rakovski Ruse(R)3001298110−1021
Source:rsssf.com
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayBOTCSKDOBETALVKLEVLPLLSOMARMINMONNEFRAKSLASPLSPV
Botev Plovdiv0–33–02–13–04–30–13–12–22–21–00–13–01–03–14–3
CSKA Sofia1–02–05–14–21–14–10–13–12–13–01–09–00–04–04–1
Dobrudzha Dobrich2–20–02–02–01–12–12–03–11–02–01–14–00–03–23–0
Etar Veliko Tarnovo2–00–14–32–21–12–02–42–10–01–00–05–03–21–01–0
Levski Kyustendil2–00–12–12–03–02–22–11–05–12–03–13–11–35–13–1
Levski Sofia0–10–25–06–06–12–12–02–20–04–11–13–02–24–14–0
Lokomotiv Plovdiv2–01–12–12–03–10–23–02–12–04–01–55–10–12–01–2
Lokomotiv Sofia3–01–24–02–04–32–30–02–04–11–02–27–02–31–23–1
Maritsa Plovdiv0–11–21–03–14–30–01–12–21–12–00–58–00–02–21–0
Minyor Pernik2–10–12–01–11–00–03–02–12–12–10–01–01–11–01–0
Montana2–03–13–22–11–11–10–04–30–10–10–13–01–22–01–1
Neftochimic Burgas2–02–15–05–02–04–14–01–12–01–05–12–01–13–13–1
Rakovski Ruse0–10–21–70–40–10–10–12–40–21–22–50–60–70–00–2
Slavia Sofia2–11–33–02–03–01–24–03–12–04–05–00–16–01–21–0
Spartak Pleven1–21–12–12–12–00–11–00–22–02–03–12–12–00–13–2
Spartak Varna2–10–11–13–12–10–01–02–02–03–02–02–34–01–01–0
Source:A PFG(in Bulgarian)
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Champions

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CSKA Sofia
Goalkeepers
 Petko Petkov30(0)
 Iliyan Vasilev0(0)
Defenders
 Adalbert Zafirov28(2)
 Filip Filipov21(1)
 Stefan Lulchev14(0)
 Zdravko Radev3(0)
 Dobromir Mitov25(3)
 Galin Ivanov20(0)
Midfielders
 Anatoli Nankov27(2)
 Risto Milosavov24(3)
 Iliya Voynov20(4)
 Ivo Slavchev20(2)
 Nikolay Nikolov5(1)
 Georgi Slavchev6(0)
 Kostadin Vidolov*15(1)
 Stiliyan Petrov5(0)
 Ivan Tanchovski1(0)
 Metodi Deyanov14(3)
 Milen Petkov26(3)
 Georgi Yordanov12(1)
Forwards
 Ivaylo Andonov25(18)
 Jair6(3)
 Petar Zhabov22(9)
 Martin Petrov3(1)
 Dimitar Ivanov24(4)
 Kancho Yordanov11(2)
 Rumen Hristov*4(1)
 Bozhidar Yankov4(0)
Manager
 Georgi Vasilev
  • Vidolov and Hristov left the club during a season.

Top scorers

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RankScorerClubGoals
1 Todor PramatarovSlavia Sofia26
2 Hristo MarashlievLevski Kyustendil (9)
Spartak Varna (11)		20
3 Ivaylo AndonovCSKA Sofia18
4 Geno DobrevskiBotev Plovdiv13
5 Mihail MihaylovLevski Kyustendil12
6 Emil MitsanskiDobrudzha11
 Todor ZaytsevLevski Sofia
8 Georgi IvanovLokomotiv Plovdiv10
 Iliya GruevNeftochimic
10 Boris HvoynevBotev Plovdiv9
 Petar ZhabovCSKA Sofia
 Plamen PetrovLevski Kyustendil
 Marian HristovLevski Sofia
 Aleksandar AleksandrovMaritsa

References

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