Cup of PR Bulgaria 1984/85

Начало
Seasons
1984/85
Cup of PR Bulgaria 1984/85

The Final for Cup of PR Bulgaria held on June 19, 1985, was won by CSKA. The match ends with a fight and a feud between the teams of CSKA and Levski-Spartak. By decision of the Central committee of the Bulgarian communist party, the two teams were disbanded. The title of Levski was taken away and awarded to Botev Plovdiv, the same is the fate of the CSKA's Cup of PR Bulgaria.

The two teams were disbanded and on their place were included two new teams, that are not connected to the sports clubs or to the corresponding ministries. Successor of CSKA is „Sredets“, and of Levski-Spartak is „Vitosha“.

Lifelong suspension were given to Borislav Mihailov, Emil Velev, Plamen Nikolov, Emil Spasov and Hristo Stoichkov, as well as the team leaders and coaches. Vasil Tinchev, Kostadin Yanchev, Nasko Sirakov and Miroslav Baychev were also punished for smaller periods. The personal penalties of the players were abolished within the next year, and in 1990 the teams regained their names and their trophies.

attendance

Goals time table

fixtures

CSKA „Septemvriysko zname“
(Sofia)

2:1

19 June 1985

Vasil Levski, Sofia

Final

Levski-Spartak
(Sofia)

CSKA „Septemvriysko zname“
(Sofia)

2:3

14 March 1985 15:00

Narodna armiya, Sofia

Semifinals — Second Leg

Lokomotiv
(Plovdiv)

0:4

27 February 1985

9-ti septemvri, Plovdiv

Semifinals — First Leg

CSKA „Septemvriysko zname“
(Sofia)

5:0

16 February 1985

Fourth round — Second Leg

Chirpan
(Chirpan)

0:4

26 January 1985

Gradski, Chirpan

Fourth round — First Leg

CSKA „Septemvriysko zname“
(Sofia)

3:2

29 December 1984 17:00

Narodna armiya, Sofia

Third round — Second Leg

Chernomorets
(Burgas)

1:1

26 December 1984

Third round — First Leg

CSKA „Septemvriysko zname“
(Sofia)

players

Nº	Name	App	Min	Sq	Goa	Assi	RC
-	Pavlin Shoylevski	0 (1)	16′	1	-	-	-
1.	Georgi Velinov	3	246′	3	-	-	-
1.	Emil Buchinski	1 (1)	70′	2	-	-	-
1.	Krasimir Dosev	1 (1)	134′	2	-	-	-
2.	Nedyalko Mladenov	3	270′	3	-	-	-
3.	Radoslav Zdravkov	6	506′	6	4 (2)	2	-
4.	Metodi Tomanov	1	90′	1	-	-	-
5.	Georgi Dimitrov — Jacky	5	450′	5	1	-	-
5.	Krasimir Bezinski	4	360′	4	-	-	-
6.	Vasil Tinchev	4	360′	4	-	-	-
6.	Hristo Stoichkov	2 (2)	207′	4	1	-	-
6.	Angel Chervenkov	2	180′	2	-	-	-
7.	Lachezar Tanev	7	630′	7	4	-	-
7.	Ilia Voynov	3 (1)	266′	4	3	-	-
7.	Yordan Dimitrov	1 (1)	67′	2	-	-	-
8.	Kostadin Yanchev	4	348′	4	1	-	1
8.	Georgi Slavkov	3 (1)	298′	4	4	-	-
10.	Plamen Markov	5	449′	5	2	1	-
11.	Stoycho Mladenov	4	351′	4	1	1	-

App - number of matches during the season. in brakets is displayed matches played as sub
Min - number of minutes played during the season. if no other information the match is calculated as two halfs by 45 minutes
Sq - number of matches that the player was on starting eleven on or on the bench
Goa - total goals scored by the played. in brakets is displayed how many of those are from penalties
Assi - total assists made by the player
RC - number of red cards