Trifon Ivanov

Trifon Ivanov /Tunyo/
Trifon Marinov Ivanov

Positions
Center defender

Nationality

BUL Bulgaria

Date of birth

27 July 1965

Date of death

13 February 2016 /age 50 years/

career in cska by season

Season Matches Goals
1988/89 45 3
1989/90 45 5
1990/91 11 2
1991/92 6 1
1994/95 9 0
1997/98 10 1
1998/99 0 0

Honours as player at cska

Champion 3× Champion
1988/89, 1989/90, 1991/92
National cup 1× National cup
1988/89
Supercup of Bulgaria 1× Supercup of Bulgaria
1989/90
Cup of the Soviet army 2× Cup of the Soviet army
1988/89, 1989/90

Playing History

Period Club
Jul 1983 – Jun 1988 Etar (Veliko Tarnovo)
Jul 1988 – Oct 1990 CSKA
Nov 1990 – Jun 1991 Real Betis
Jul 1991 – Dec 1991 Etar (Veliko Tarnovo)
Jan 1992 – Jan 1992 Real Betis
Jan 1992 – Jun 1992 CSKA
Jul 1992 – Nov 1993 Real Betis
Dec 1993 – Dec 1994 Neuchâtel Xamax
Jan 1995 – Jul 1995 CSKA
Jul 1995 – Jul 1995 Neuchâtel Xamax
Jul 1995 – Jun 1997 Rapid (Wien)
Jul 1997 – Dec 1997 Austria (Wien)
Jan 1998 – Jul 1998 CSKA
Jul 1998 – Jul 1998 Austria (Wien)
Jul 1998 – Jul 2001 Floridsdorfer AC

Career in the club

126

Matches

10994

Minutes

12

Goals

12[2]

Yellow cards

0[2]

Red cards
[2] The penalty cards stats are not correct before 2001
Matches for:
Matches as:

official matches

Cup of the Soviet army 1989/90 — Quarterfinal

CSKA
(Sofia)

6:0

17 February 1990 14:00
Narodna armiya, Sofia

Sliven
(Sliven)

Cup of PR Bulgaria 1989/90 — Round of 16 — First Leg

Chernomorets
(Burgas)

0:2

14 February 1990 14:00
 

CSKA
(Sofia)

Cup of the Soviet army 1989/90 — Round of 16

CSKA
(Sofia)

3:2

6 December 1989
Narodna armiya, Sofia

Lokomotiv
(Gorna Oryahovitsa)

Cup of the Soviet army 1989/90 — Round of 32

CSKA
(Sofia)

5:1

22 November 1989
Narodna armiya, Sofia

Pirin
(Blagoevgrad)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 13th round

CSKA
(Sofia)

4:1

19 November 1989 14:30
Narodna armiya, Sofia

Dunav
(Ruse)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 12th round

Lokomotiv
(Plovdiv)

2:2

5 November 1989 14:30
Lokomotiv, Plovdiv

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

European Champion Clubs' Cup 1989/90 — Round of 16 — Second Leg

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

3:0

1 November 1989 18:00
Narodna armiya, Sofia

TJ Sparta ČKD
(Praha)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 11th round

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

2:0

28 October 1989 15:00
Narodna armiya, Sofia

Lokomotiv
(Gorna Oryahovitsa)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 10th round

Pirin
(Blagoevgrad)

1:1

25 October 1989 17:15
Hristo Botev, Blagoevgrad

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 9th round

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

6:1

21 October 1989 15:00
Narodna armiya, Sofia

Cherno more
(Varna)

European Champion Clubs' Cup 1989/90 — Round of 16 — First Leg

TJ Sparta ČKD
(Praha)

2:2

18 October 1989 20:00
 

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 8th round

Chernomorets
(Burgas)

0:0

14 October 1989 15:00
9-ti septemvri, Burgas

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 7th round

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

5:0

1 October 1989 15:00
Vasil Levski, Sofia

Vitosha
(Sofia)

European Champion Clubs' Cup 1989/90 — Round of 32 — Second Leg

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

5:1

27 September 1989 18:00
Narodna armiya, Sofia

Ruh
(Chorzów)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 6th round

Lokomotiv
(Sofia)

0:2

23 September 1989 20:00
Vasil Levski, Sofia

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

European Champion Clubs' Cup 1989/90 — Round of 32 — First Leg

Ruh
(Chorzów)

1:1

13 September 1989 17:00
 

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 4th round

Etar
(Veliko Tarnovo)

1:1

2 September 1989 19:30
Ivaylo, Veliko Tarnovo

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 3rd round

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

4:0

27 August 1989 18:00
Narodna armiya, Sofia

Beroe
(Stara Zagora)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 2nd round

Sliven
(Sliven)

0:3

19 August 1989 18:00
Hadzhi Dimitar, Sliven

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

„А“ Republican Football Group 1989/90 — 1st round

CFKA „Sredets“
(Sofia)

3:1

16 August 1989 20:15
Narodna armiya, Sofia

Hebar
(Pazardzhik)