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Kostadin Yanchev

Kostadin Yanchev
Kostadin Filchev Yanchev

Center midfielder

Nationality

Bulgaria

Date of birth

19 March 1963 /age 63 years/

career in cska by season

Season	Matches	Goals
1984/85	39	5
1985/86	24	1
1986/87	34	0
1987/88	37	5
1988/89	35	1
1989/90	46	2
1990/91	19	2
1993/94	13	0
1994/95	6	0

Honours as player at cska

3×	Champion 1986/87, 1988/89, 1989/90
4×	National cup 1984/85, 1986/87, 1987/88, 1988/89
1×	Supercup of Bulgaria 1989/90
4×	Cup of the Soviet army 1984/85, 1985/86, 1988/89, 1989/90

Playing History

Period	Club
Jul 1982 – Jun 1984	Pirin (Blagoevgrad)
Jul 1984 – Jan 1991	CSKA
Jan 1991 – Jul 1992	UD Las Palmas
Jan 1993 – Jun 1993	Yantra (Gabrovo)
Jul 1993 – Dec 1993	Montana (Montana)
Jan 1994 – Nov 1994	CSKA
Nov 1994 – Dec 1994	Beroe (Stara Zagora)
Jan 1995 – Feb 1995	CSKA
Jul 1995 – Jul 1996	Litex (Lovech)

Career in the club

253

Matches

21216

Minutes

16

Goals

9[2]

Yellow cards

1[2]

Red cards

	Matches	Minutes	Goals	YC[2]	RC[2]
Championship	177	14787	13	8	0
Cups	46	3949	3	1	1
International	30	2480	0	0	0

[2] The penalty cards stats are not correct before 2001

Matches for:

CSKA

Matches as:

Player

official matches

„А“ Republican Football Group 1988/89 — 17th round

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

3:0

5 March 1989 15:30

Narodna armiya, Sofia

Dunav
(Ruse)

Cup Winners' Cup 1988/89 — Quarterfinal — First Leg

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

2:1

1 March 1989 18:30

Narodna armiya, Sofia

Roda JC
(Kerkrade)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1988/89 — 16th round

Vratsa
(Vratsa)

0:2

25 February 1989 14:30

Hristo Botev, Vratsa

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

Cup of PR Bulgaria 1988/89 — Semifinals

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

6:0

18 February 1989 14:00

Hristo Botev, Blagoevgrad

Trakia
(Plovdiv)

Cup of PR Bulgaria 1988/89 — Quarterfinal

Dunav
(Ruse)

0:1

16 December 1988

Gradski, Ruse

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

Cup of the Soviet army 1988/89 — Round of 32

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

5:1

14 December 1988

Narodna armiya, Sofia

Sliven
(Sliven)

Cup of PR Bulgaria 1988/89 — Round of 16

Osam
(Lovech)

0:2

10 December 1988

Hristo Karpachev, Lovech

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1988/89 — 15th round

Spartak
(Varna)

0:2

3 December 1988 14:00

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1988/89 — 14th round

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

4:1

27 November 1988 14:30

Vasil Levski, Sofia

Slavia
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1988/89 — 13th round

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

4:2

20 November 1988 14:30

Vasil Levski, Sofia

Lokomotiv
(Sofia)

Cup Winners' Cup 1988/89 — Round of 16 — Second Leg

Panathinaikos
(Athens)

0:1

9 November 1988 19:30

Olympic Stadium, Athens

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

Cup Winners' Cup 1988/89 — Round of 16 — First Leg

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

2:0

26 October 1988

Narodna armiya, Sofia

Panathinaikos
(Athens)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1988/89 — 10th round

Pirin
(Blagoevgrad)

1:1

22 October 1988 17:15

Hristo Botev, Blagoevgrad

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

Cup Winners' Cup 1988/89 — Round of 32 — Second Leg

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

5:0

5 October 1988 17:00

Narodna armiya, Sofia

Inter
(Bratislava)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1988/89 — 8th round

Beroe
(Stara Zagora)

2:3

1 October 1988 18:00

Beroe, Stara Zagora

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1988/89 — 7th round

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

6:2

24 September 1988 17:30

Narodna armiya, Sofia

Cherno more
(Varna)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1988/89 — 5th round

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

7:0

11 September 1988 20:00

Narodna armiya, Sofia

Lokomotiv
(Plovdiv)

Cup Winners' Cup 1988/89 — Round of 32 — First Leg

Inter
(Bratislava)

2:3

7 September 1988 21:00

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1988/89 — 2nd round

Dunav
(Ruse)

0:3

20 August 1988 18:00

Gradski, Ruse

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1987/88 — 30th round

Pirin
(Blagoevgrad)

0:2

28 May 1988 18:00

Hristo Botev, Blagoevgrad

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)