Saraya (Saraya) - CSKA (Sofia) 0:11 2 September 2015 17:00

Начало
Seasons
2015/16
Cup of Bulgaria 2015/16
Saraya (Saraya) — CSKA (Sofia)

Starting squad :

1

Ivan Spasov[1]
19

Kiril Arshinkov[1]
58′
3

Stanislav Petrov Nikolov[1]
14

Lazar Kostov[1]
13

Emil Yordanov[1]
46′
8

Georgi Shiekov[1]
20

Georgi Ignatov[1]
54′
10

Georgi Spasov[1]
22

Nikolay Vodenicharov[1]
15

Hristo Petrov[1]
9

Yanko Yankov[1]

Reserves :

12

Georgi Nazliev[1]
5

Nikolay Lazov[1]
58′
2

Georgi Angelov[1]
7

Ivan Vradzhev[1]
46′
17

Georgi Angelov Georgiev[1]
54′
4

Ivan Popov[1]
6

Ilian Poryazov[1]

Date:	2 September 2015 17:00
Tournament:	Cup of Bulgaria 2015/16 (Preliminary faze — third round)
Stadium:	Georgi Benkovski, Pazardzhik
Attendance:	6 000 viewers
CSKA's coach:	Hristo Yanev
Referee:	Biser Nikiforov[1]
Live on:	Diema sport 2

Starting squad :

1

Ivan Spasov[1]
19

Kiril Arshinkov[1]
58′
3

Stanislav Petrov Nikolov[1]
14

Lazar Kostov[1]
13

Emil Yordanov[1]
46′
8

Georgi Shiekov[1]
20

Georgi Ignatov[1]
54′
10

Georgi Spasov[1]
22

Nikolay Vodenicharov[1]
15

Hristo Petrov[1]
9

Yanko Yankov[1]

Reserves :

12

Georgi Nazliev[1]
5

Nikolay Lazov[1]
58′
2

Georgi Angelov[1]
7

Ivan Vradzhev[1]
46′
17

Georgi Angelov Georgiev[1]
54′
4

Ivan Popov[1]
6

Ilian Poryazov[1]

Starting squad :

Reserves :

2

Vasil Popov
46′
17

Milen Kikarin
56′
9

Preslav Yordanov
46′

2min

Goal

21. Viktor Raychev (CSKA)
18min

Goal

24. Kostadin Hazurov (CSKA)
31min

Own goal

14. Lazar Kostov[1] (Saraya)
37min

Goal

24. Kostadin Hazurov (CSKA)
42min

Goal

18. Radoy Bozhilov (CSKA)
44min

Goal

24. Kostadin Hazurov (CSKA)
45min

Goal

3. Kiril Dinchev (CSKA)
48min

Goal

18. Radoy Bozhilov (CSKA)
52min

Goal

9. Preslav Yordanov (CSKA)
85min

Goal

22. Nikolay Tsvetkov (CSKA)
88min

Goal

17. Milen Kikarin (CSKA)
89min

Pitch leave

16. Petar I. Vitanov (CSKA)

CSKA won against Saraya (Saraya) with result 0:11 in match from Preliminary faze — third round of Cup of Bulgaria 2015/16 played on 2 September 2015 at 17:00 on „Georgi Benkovski“ stadium, in Pazardzhik. goalscorers for the army men were Viktor Raychev (2′), Kostadin Hazurov (18′, 37′ and 44′), Radoy Bozhilov (42′ and 48′), Kiril Dinchev (45′), Preslav Yordanov (52′), Nikolay Tsvetkov (85′) and Milen Kikarin (88′). Auto goal for the home teams scored Lazar Kostov[1] (31′).

[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