CSKA Sofia lose third match in Europa League
CSKA Sofia are bottom of Europa League group E with one point and their next match is against Fulham at Craven Cottage on December 3
Sat, Nov 07 2009
CSKA Sofia are bottom of Europa League group E with one point and their next match is against Fulham at Craven Cottage on December 3
Bulgarian champions Levski Sofia are out of contention for the knockout stages of the Uefa Europa League.
Should CSKA register another defeat in the competition, and if concurrently, Fulham beat Roma away, the Bulgarian side will be out of contention for the further stages of the competition
Levski Sofia are bottom of Group G with no points from three matches and a goal difference of 0-6
CSKA president: the players apologised sincerely for their actions and will be reinstated back into the first team.
Conditions in Bulgaria do not enable talented young players to develop their full potential, according to former national team coach Stoicho Mladenov
Nine CSKA Sofia first-team players barred from training over allegedly breaking curfew before 2-0 league defeat to Litex Lovech.
Levski Sofia will face Lokomotiv Mezdra on October 31 at 7pm at Gerena Stadium in Sofia, while arch-rivals CSKA have an arduous away task at Litex Lovech on November 1
Levski lost three golden opportunities to take the lead in the first half, only to bow down with pride in the second.
CSKA Sofia and Fulham battled it out to a 1-1 draw at Vassil Levski national stadium on September 17 2009
Bulgaria received approval for a preliminary contract allowing it to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix race as early as 2011
For the first time, Bulgaria will hold a round of the World Rally Championship.
Never the most patient supporters, Mamelodi Sundowns' fans have already turned on Hristo Stoichkov after only six league matches in charge, media reports in South Africa say