CSKA (Sofia) - Chavdar (Etropole) 2:1 17 April 2013 17:00

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Начало
Seasons
2012/13
Friendly games 2012/13
CSKA (Sofia) — Chavdar (Etropole)

Starting squad :

85

Bozhidar Stoychev
46′
5

Kostadin Stoyanov
75′
6

Plamen Krachunov
21

Ventsislav Vasilev
80′
20

Bogomil Hristov
55

Ilias Kyriakidis
46′
3

Zhivko Gospodinov[1]
46′
18

Ivaylo Chochev
54′
10

Serginho
70

Ignacio Lores
45

Grigor Dolapchiev
54′

Reserves :

1

Anatoli Gospodinov
46′
31

Yulian Chapaev
75′
42

Hristo Martinski
80′
16

Petar I. Vitanov
46′
28

Milen Ivanov

54′
24

Kristian Petrov
54′
15

Stanko Yovchev
46′

Date:	17 April 2013 17:00
Tournament:	Friendly games 2012/13
Stadium:	Bulgarska armia, Sofia
CSKA's coach:	Milen Radukanov
Referee:	Angel Angelov[1]

Starting squad :

85

Bozhidar Stoychev
46′
5

Kostadin Stoyanov
75′
6

Plamen Krachunov
21

Ventsislav Vasilev
80′
20

Bogomil Hristov
55

Ilias Kyriakidis
46′
3

Zhivko Gospodinov[1]
46′
18

Ivaylo Chochev
54′
10

Serginho
70

Ignacio Lores
45

Grigor Dolapchiev
54′

Reserves :

1

Anatoli Gospodinov
46′
31

Yulian Chapaev
75′
42

Hristo Martinski
80′
16

Petar I. Vitanov
46′
28

Milen Ivanov

54′
24

Kristian Petrov
54′
15

Stanko Yovchev
46′

Starting squad :

12

Doncho Nikolov[1]
14

Denis Pidev[1]
16

Vladimir Nayrev[1]
7

Raif Muradov[1]
18

Chudomir Grigorov[1]
13

Atanas Dimitrov[1]
8

Krasimir Iliev[1]
11

Nikolay Bogoev[1]
10

Tihomir Cheneshkov[1]
25

Ivaylo Tsvetanov[1]
19

Aleksandar Vasilev[1]

Reserves :

1

Vladimir Mitev[1]
9

Yordan Etov[1]
6

Nikolay Stioilkov[1]
5

Ivan Ivanov[1]
22

Evgeni Ignatov[1]
20

Stoil Nikolov[1]
26

Hristo Gogovski[1]
17

Vladimir Ivanov
27

Erik Pochanski[1]
15

Yulian Nenov

45min

Goal

18. Ivaylo Chochev (CSKA)
49min

Goal

9. Yordan Etov[1] (Chavdar)
60min

Goal

24. Kristian Petrov (CSKA)
87min

Red card

28. Milen Ivanov (CSKA)

CSKA won against Chavdar (Etropole) with result 2:1 in match from Friendly games 2012/13 played on 17 April 2013 at 17:00 on „Bulgarska armia“ stadium, in Sofia. goalscorers for the army men were Ivaylo Chochev (45′) and Kristian Petrov (60′).

[1] — the names of the opposition players, referee and players that are not in our profile database are automaticaly transliterated from cyrillic and may differ from the original spelling

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