Bulgaria - List of Champions

See list of final tables 1924-1997

On July 31, 1921, the Sofia football league was founded, which played a championship 1921 won by Slavia; soon afterwards, leagues were founded in Pleven (North Bulgarian football league, first won by Ticha), Plovdiv, Kyustendil (South East Bulgarian football league) and Ruse. (Source: [DHL 06].)

1924      championship not finished
1925    Vladislav (Varna)
1926    Vladislav (Varna)
1927      championship not finished
1928    Slavia (Sofia)
1929    Botev (Plovdiv)
1930    Slavia (Sofia)
1931    AC 23 (Sofia)
1932    Shipchenski sokol (Varna)
1933    Levski (Sofia)
1934    Vladislav (Varna)
1935    Sportclub (Sofia)
1936    Slavia (Sofia)
1937    Levski (Sofia)
1937/38 Ticha (Varna)
1938/39 Slavia (Sofia)
1939/40 ZhSK (Sofia)
1941    Slavia (Sofia)
1942    Levski (Sofia)
1943    Slavia (Sofia)
1944      championship not finished
1945    Lokomotiv (Sofia)
1946    Levski (Sofia)
1947    Levski (Sofia)
1948    Septemvri pri CDNV (Sofia)
1948/49 Levski (Sofia)
1950    Levski (Sofia)
1951    CDNA (Sofia)
1952    CDNA (Sofia)
1953    Levski (Sofia)
1954    CDNA (Sofia)
1955    CDNA (Sofia)
1956    CDNA (Sofia)
1957    CDNA (Sofia)
1958    CDNA (Sofia)
1958/59 CDNA (Sofia)
1959/60 CDNA (Sofia)
1960/61 CDNA (Sofia)
1961/62 CDNA (Sofia)
1962/63 Spartak (Plovdiv)
1963/64 Lokomotiv (Sofia)
1964/65 Levski (Sofia)
1965/66 CSKA Cherveno zname (Sofia)
1966/67 Botev (Plovdiv)
1967/68 Levski (Sofia)
1968/69 CSKA Septemvrijsko zname (Sofia)
1969/70 Levski-Spartak (Sofia)
1970/71 CSKA Septemvrijsko zname (Sofia)
1971/72 CSKA Septemvrijsko zname (Sofia)
1972/73 CSKA Septemvrijsko zname (Sofia)
1973/74 Levski-Spartak (Sofia)
1974/75 CSKA Septemvrijsko zname (Sofia)
1975/76 CSKA Septemvrijsko zname (Sofia)
1976/77 Levski-Spartak (Sofia)
1977/78 Lokomotiv (Sofia)
1978/79 Levski-Spartak (Sofia)
1979/80 CSKA Septemvrijsko zname (Sofia)
1980/81 CSKA Septemvrijsko zname (Sofia)
1981/82 CSKA Septemvrijsko zname (Sofia)
1982/83 CSKA Septemvrijsko zname (Sofia)
1983/84 Levski-Spartak (Sofia)
1984/85 Levski-Spartak (Sofia) [*]
1985/86 Beroe (Stara Zagora)
1986/87 CFKA Sredets (Sofia)
1987/88 FC Vitosha (Sofia)
1988/89 CSKA (Sofia)
1989/90 CSKA (Sofia)
1990/91 Etar (Veliko Tarnovo)
1991/92 CSKA (Sofia)
1992/93 Levski (Sofia)
1993/94 Levski (Sofia)
1994/95 Levski (Sofia)
1995/96 Slavia (Sofia)
1996/97 CSKA (Sofia)
1997/98 Litex (Lovetch)
1998/99 Litex (Lovetch)
1999/00 Levski (Sofia)
2000/01 Levski (Sofia)
2001/02 Levski (Sofia)
2002/03 CSKA (Sofia)
2003/04 Lokomotiv (Plovdiv)
2004/05 CSKA (Sofia)
2005/06 Levski (Sofia)
2006/07 Levski (Sofia)
2007/08 CSKA (Sofia)
2008/09 Levski (Sofia)
2009/10 Litex (Lovetch)
2010/11 Litex (Lovetch)
2011/12 Ludogorets Razgrad
2012/13 Ludogorets Razgrad

- means that the championship did not finish.

[*] Levski-Spartak (Sofia) had won the league; however, the title was awarded
    to Trakija (Plovdiv) (who had finished third behind Levski-Spartak and
    CSKA) "due to behaviour incompatible with the socialist morals" during
    the Cup Final between CSKA and Levski-Spartak.  Both CSKA and Levski-Spartak
    were dissolved (but re-emerged the next season as Sredets (later renamed
    CFKA Sredets) and Vitosha, respectively.  In 1990 Levski-Spartak (Sofia)
    were reinstated as champions (though meanwhile called Levski again).

Record Champions (87)

31 CSKA (Sofia) [includes Septemvri pre CDNV, CDNA, CFKA-Sredets]

26 Levski (Sofia) [includes Levski-Spartak, Vitosha, and 1984/85 title]

 7 Slavia (Sofia)

 4 Litex (Lovetch)

 3 Lokomotiv (Sofia)
 3 Vladislav (Varna)

 2 Botev (Plovdiv) [without Trakija's 1984/85 title]
 2 Ludogorets Razgrad

 1 AC 23 (Sofia)
 1 Beroe (Stara Zagora)
 1 Etar (Veliko Tarnovo)
 1 Lokomotiv (Plovdiv)
 1 Shipchenski sokol (Varna)
 1 Spartak (Plovdiv)
 1 Sportclub (Sofia)
 1 Ticha (Varna)
 1 ZhSK (Sofia)

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Last updated: 30 May 2013