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PFC Slavia Sofia

PFC Slavia Sofia

PFC Slavia Sofia (Bulgarian :ПФКСлавияСофия, Roman letters transcription: PFC Slavia Sofia) is F.C. of the April 10, 1913 foundation to base on capital Sofia, Bulgaria. The home studio gym is スラヴィア stadium of 15,992 seating capacities. Team color is white and black.

PFC Slavia Sofia
Original notation ПрофесионаленфутболенклубСлавияСофия
(Professional football club Slavia Sofia)
Nickname Белите (white)
Бялаталавина (white snowslide)
The foundation year 1913
Position league A PFG
Hometown Sofia
Home stadium スラヴィア stadium
Seating capacity 25,556
Representative Bulgarian flag ヴェンツィスラフ ステファノフ
Supervision Bulgarian flag Millen ラドゥカノフ
Official site Official site
Home color
Away color
■Template (■ notebook )■ F.C. PJ

The club conquers a Bulgarian cup seven times seven times in a Bulgarian league. In addition, as for the league runner up, a cup war runner up is seven times nine times.

In the international meeting, I achieve quarterfinals advance in UEFA カップウィナーズカップ in semifinals, 1981 in 1967 and perform 2 straight victories (in 1986 1988) of Balkan cup.

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History

I decided that I established the gym which the group of the youth who lived near the Russian monument (English version) of Sofia on April 10, 1913 and a representative of area クラブボテフ and ラズヴィティエ made a corporation in the coffeehouse of the arabin street. This was the Bulgarian first organized gym. The new club was named スラヴィア. 21-year-old student Dimitar Blagoev = Palio was picked by the first chairperson. エマヌイル ゲシェフ, Ferdinand Michailov, ツヴャトコ ヴェリチコフ, ゲオルギ グリゴロフ, トドル Cal cancer diF were picked to the member of the executive committee. Stephane ラロフ, イリア ゲオルギエフ, エマヌイル ゲシェフ, トドル Cal cancer diF, Stephane チュンパロフ, Dimitar Blagoev = Palio (as for the above from ボテフ), パヴェル グロズダノフ, Ferdinand Michailov, Boris シャランコフ, アセン ブランチェフ, ディミタル ツヴェトコフ (as for the above from ラズヴィティエ) were picked, and, a few days later, a soccer section was formed. The club's first uniform was a white shirt and a black pant. I play the team with a white shirt and white pants from 1924 and become popular as "White pride" up to the present. On August 11, 1913, スラヴィア performed local チームサヴァタ and the first game and won with one to 0.

After World War I, スラヴィア has begun to succeed more. On June 5, 1928, I won against back JIS rough Varna with four to 0 at the most end of the war and had the first champion title in my hand. スラヴィア won 5 degrees title (1929–30, 1935–36, 1938–39, 1940–41, 1942–43) more by 1946.

It is UEFA カップウィナーズカップ 1966-67 to have succeeded most on a stage in Europe. スラヴィア tore Swansea City, RC Strasbourg, Servette FC and achieved semifinals advance. In the semifinals, I was defeated by Rangers.

To date スラヴィア participates in all meetings of Bulgaria. In a history of 90 of スラヴィア, I achieve a league and two crowns of the cup war in 1996.

Title

Domestic title

  • Bulgarian league
    • Championship: Seven times (1928, 1930, 1936, 1938–39, 1941, 1943, 1995-96)
    • A runner up: Nine times (1932, 1934, 1950, 1954, 1955, 1959, 1967, 1980, 1990)
    • The third place: 12 times (1940, 1942, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1970, 1973, 1975, 1982, 1986, 1991, 1997)
  • Bulgarian cup
    • Championship: Seven times (1952, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1975, 1980, 1996)

International title

Past results

  • The 1948-49A PFG fourth place
  • The 1,950A PFG second place
  • The 1,951A PFG eighth place
  • The 1,952A PFG eighth place
  • The 1,953A PFG fifth place
  • The 1,954A PFG second place
  • The 1,955A PFG second place
  • The 1,956A PFG fourth place
  • The 1,957A PFG sixth place
  • The 1,958A PFG fifth place
  • The 1958-59A PFG second place
  • The 1959-60A PFG fourth place
  • The 1960-61A PFG eleventh place
  • The 1961-62A PFG fifth place
  • The 1962-63A PFG tenth place
  • The 1963-64A PFG third place
  • The 1964-65A PFG third place
  • The 1965-66A PFG third place
  • The 1966-67A PFG second place
  • The 1967-68A PFG fifth place
  • The 1968-69A PFG fifth place
  • The 1969-70A PFG third place
  • The 1970-71A PFG sixth place
  • The 1971-72A PFG fourth place
  • The 1972-73A PFG third place
  • The 1973-74A PFG eighth place
  • The 1974-75A PFG third place
  • The 1975-76A PFG fifth place
  • The 1976-77A PFG fourth place
  • The 1977-78A PFG fifth place
  • The 1978-79A PFG fourth place
  • The 1979-80A PFG second place
  • The 1980-81A PFG seventh place
  • The 1981-82A PFG third place
  • The 1982-83A PFG twelfth place
  • The 1983-84A PFG 14th place
  • The 1984-85A PFG seventh place
  • The 1985-86A PFG third place
  • The 1986-87A PFG fifth place
  • The 1987-88A PFG fourth place
  • The 1988-89A PFG eleventh place
  • The 1989-90A PFG second place
  • The 1990-91A PFG third place
  • The 1991-92A PFG tenth place
  • The 1992-93A PFG 14th place
  • The 1993-94A PFG ninth place
  • The 1994-95A PFG fourth place
  • The 1995-96A PFG first place
  • The 1996-97A PFG third place
  • The 1997-98A PFG fifth place
  • The 1998-99A PFG seventh place
  • The 1999-2000A PFG sixth place
  • The 2000-01A PFG sixth place
  • The 2001-02A PFG fifth place
  • The 2002-03A PFG fourth place
  • The 2003-04A PFG fifth place
  • The 2004-05A PFG fifth place
  • The 2005-06A PFG seventh place
  • The 2006-07A PFG fifth place
  • The 2007-08A PFG seventh place
  • The 2008-09A PFG ninth place
  • The 2009-10A PFG sixth place
  • The 2010-11A PFG tenth place
  • The 2011-12A PFG eighth place
  • The 2012-13A PFG eighth place
  • The 2013-14A PFG ninth place

Record

Existing position member

Technical staff

Each generation position

Team record

Most participation
Order The name Nationality Participation Active play
1 Andrei ジュリアスコフ   338 No
2 Atanas アレクサンドロフ   317 No
3 Ilya イリエフ   306 No
4 ボジダル グリゴロフ   301 No
5 ゲオルギ グガロフ   293 No
Most score
Order The name Nationality Participation Active play
1 Andrei ジュリアスコフ   136 No
2 ボジダル グリゴロフ   128 No
3 チャヴダル ツヴェトコフ   104 No
4 Alexander ヴァシレフ   100 No
4 Pedal アレクサンドロフ   100 No
Bulgarian league leading scorer
Year The name Nationality Score Active play
1938 Culm ミレフ   12 No
1952 ディミタル イサコフ   10 No
1954 Dobro mil タシコフ   25 No
1958 Dobro mil タシコフ   9 No
1959 Alexander ヴァシレフ   13 No
1997 トドル プラマタロフ   26 No

Each generation supervision

The name Nationality The assumption of office The retirement Title
Pedal フプチェフ   March 29, 2005 November 10, 2005 –
アリョシャ アンドノフ   November 10, 2005 July 2, 2006 –
Ratko ドスタニッチ   July 3, 2006 December 26, 2006 –
アリョシャ アンドノフ   December 26, 2006 June 6, 2007 –
ステヴィツァ クズマノフスキ   June 6, 2007 June 2, 2009 –
ヴェリスラフ ヴツォフ   July 2, 2009 May 18, 2010 –
エミル ヴェレフ   May 19, 2010 May 28, 2011 –
Martin クシェフ   May 28, 2011 November 29, 2012 –
ヴェリスラフ ヴツォフ   November 30, 2012 June 5, 2013 –
アセン ブカレフ   June 5, 2013 October 20, 2013 –
Millen ラドゥカノフ   October 21, 2013 August 31, 2014 –
Ivan Kolev   September 1, 2014 November 30, 2015 –
Vladimir Ivanov   November 30, 2015 December 18, 2015 –
Alexander タルハノフ   December 18, 2015 –

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