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Ludogorets

Ludogorets ( Bulgarian. PFC Ludogorets 1945 ) - Bulgarian football club from the city of Razgrad . The home games team holds the stadium " Ludogorets Arena " with a capacity of more than 8000 spectators.

Bulgaria Ludogorets
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title		Professional Football Football Club Ludogorets 1945
NicknamesOrlite (Eagles)
BasedJune 18, 2001
StadiumLudogorets Arena
Razgrad
Capacity8 808
OwnerBulgaria Kirill Domuschiev
The presidentBulgaria Russia Alexander Alexandrov [1]
Main coachBulgaria Stoich Stoev
CaptainBulgaria Svetoslav Dyakov
Rating58th place in the UEFA ranking [2]
SponsorBet365
SiteOfficial site
CompetitionLeague One
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The most titled football club of the championship of Bulgaria of the 2010s .

The club is named after the historical region of Bulgaria Ludogorie , region South Dobrudja .

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Club History

In 2001, the Razgrad 2000 club was created in Razgrad, which in 2010 was renamed Ludogorets. 2010 was a turning point in the history of the club; it was acquired by the Bulgarian businessman Kiril Domuschiev, who set the club an ambitious task, to enter the top division of Bulgarian football for the first time in its history.

To accomplish this task, the club acquired many stars of Bulgarian football, as a result, over two seasons, the club went the distance from group “B” (third division) to group “A”, and in the 2011/12 season made its debut in the top division of Bulgaria, and in May 2012 won the country cup. Having defeated the Sofia CSKA in the last match of the 2011/12 season with a score of 1: 0, Ludogorets won the championship of Bulgaria for the first time in history. In the 2012/13 season, the team again became the champion of Bulgaria. In the same season, Ludogorets made it to the Champions League playoffs [3] in the European arena, but failed to beat Swiss Basel there. Departure at this stage of the tournament allowed the club to get into the group stage of the Europa League [4] .

In the 2014/2015 season, Ludogorets entered the group stage of the UEFA Champions League, defeating Steaua from Romania [5] . The match was marked by the fact that due to the removal of the goalkeeper in the 119th minute the field player Cosmin Mozi got in the goal before the penalty shoot-out (Ludogorets didn’t have any replacements), who became the hero of the match, having beaten two penalty kicks (the first time in history field player who put in the goal, managed to win the penalty shootout).

In the 2015/2016 season, the team again became the champion of Bulgaria and, thanks to the successful stage of the playoffs, again entered the group stage of the UEFA Champions League . In the UEFA Europa League 2016/2017 reached the 1/16 finals.

Club Achievements

 
Club emblem until 2016
  • League One
    •   Champion (8): 2011/12 , 2012/13 , 2013/14 , 2014/15 , 2015/16 , 2016/17 , 2017/18 , 2018/19
  • League Two
    •   Champion (1): 2010/11
  • Third league
    •   Second place (1): 2009/10
  • Bulgarian Cup
    •   Winner (2): 2011/12 , 2013/14
    •   Finalist (1): 2016/17
  • Bulgarian Super Cup
    •   Winner (4): 2012 , 2014 , 2018, 2019
    •   Finalist (3): 2013 , 2015 , 2017

Club Coaches

  •   Ivaylo Petev (2010—2013)
  •   Stoicho Stoev (2013—2014, 2019 — present )
  •   Georgy Dermendjiev (2014—2015)
  •   Bruno Ribeiro (2015)
  •   Eduard Yeranosyan (2015)
  •   Georgy Dermendzhiev (2015—2017)
  •   Dimitar Dimitrov (2017—2018)
  •   Paulo Autouori (2018)

Performance Stats Since 2009

SeasonRankTournamentA placeANDATNPGZGPWGGlassesCupExodus
2009/103Third league23426267928+5180- 
2010/112League Twoone2412eightfour38sixteen+22441/16 finals 
2011/12oneLeague Oneonethirty22fourfour73sixteen+5770Winner
2012/13oneLeague Oneonethirty22625813+45721/16 finals
2013/14oneLeague One1 *38259four7420+5484Winner
2014/15oneLeague One1 *32189five6324+39631/2 finals
2015/16oneLeague Oneone32217four5521+34701/8 finals
2016/17oneLeague One1 *3625eight38728+5983Finalist
2017/18oneLeague One1 *2621326313+50661/4 finals
  • According to the results of the playoff tournament.

Performances in European competitions

SeasonTournamentRoundRivalHousesAwayTotal score
2012/13UEFA Champions LeagueThird qualifying round  Dynamo Zagreb1: 12: 33: 4 
2013/14UEFA Champions LeagueSecond qualifying round  Slovan Bratislava3-01: 24: 2 
Third qualifying round  Partizan Belgrade2: 11-03: 1 
Playoff round  Basel2: 40: 22: 6 
UEFA Europa LeagueGroup B  PSV Eindhoven2-02-01st 
  Dynamo Zagreb3-02: 1
  Chernomorets Odessa1: 11-0
1/16 finals  Lazio3: 31-04: 3 
1/8 finals  Valencia0: 30: 10: 4 
2014/15UEFA Champions LeagueSecond qualifying round  F91 Dudelange4-01: 15: 1 
Third qualifying round  Partizan Belgrade0: 02: 22: 2 ( g ) 
Playoff round  Steaua Bucharest1-00: 11: 16: 5 
Group B  RealMadrid1: 20: 44th 
  Basel1-00: 4
  Liverpool2: 21: 2
2015/16UEFA Champions LeagueSecond qualifying round  Milsami0: 11: 21: 3 
2016/17UEFA Champions LeagueSecond qualifying round  Infantry Podgorica2-03-05: 0 
Third qualifying round  Crvena Star2: 24: 2 ( dv )6: 4 
Playoff round  Victoria Pilsen2-02: 24: 2 
Group A  Paris Saint-Germain1: 32: 23rd 
  Arsenal2: 30: 6
  Basel0: 01: 1
UEFA Europa League1/16 finals  Copenhagen1: 20: 01: 2 
2017/18UEFA Champions LeagueSecond qualifying round  Альalgiris4: 11: 25: 3 
Third qualifying round  Hapoel Be'er Sheva3: 10: 23: 3 ( g ) 
UEFA Europa LeaguePlayoff round  Suduva2-00: 02-0 
Group C  Braga1: 12-02nd 
  Hoffenheim2: 11: 1
  Istanbul Bashaksehir1: 20: 0
1/16 finals  Milan0: 30: 10: 4 
2018/19UEFA Champions LeagueFirst qualification round  Crusaders7: 02-09: 0 
Second qualification round  MOL Vidi0: 00: 10: 1 
UEFA Europa LeagueThird qualification round  Zrinsky1-01: 12: 1 
Playoff round  Torpedo Kutaisi4-01-05: 0 
Group A  Bayer2: 31: 14th 
  AEK Larnaca0: 01: 1
  Zurich1: 10: 1
2019/20UEFA Champions LeagueFirst qualification round  Ferencvaros2: 31: 23: 5 
UEFA Europa LeagueSecond qualification round  Valur4-01: 15: 1 
Third qualification round  New saints::: 

Summary Statistics

As of August 2 , 2019

TournamentMatchesVictoryDrawDefeatCloggedSkippedGoal difference
UEFA Champions League4414elevennineteen67670
UEFA Europa League341313eight4229th+13
Total7827242710996+13

Current squad

No.PositionNameYear of birth
21 VRVladislav Stoyanov1987
29th VRDaniel Naumov1998
33 VRRenan1989
four DefenseSixinho1988
five DefenseJose Palomino1990
6 DefenseNathanael1990
nineteen DefenseAlexander Vasilev1995
24 DefensePreslav Petrov1995
25 DefenseYordan Minev1980
27 DefenseCosmin Motsi1984
32 DefenseIgor Plastun1990
77 DefenseVitigna1986
No.PositionNameYear of birth
eight PPSasha1990
ten PPGustavo Campagnaro1992
12 PPAnise Abel1990
18 PPSvetoslav Dyakov  1984
84 PPMarcelinho1984
88 PPWanderson1988
92 PPJodi Lukoki1992
eleven NapJuninho Kishada1985
17 NapTsvetelin Chunchukov1994
28 NapClaudiu Cesheru1986
37 NapJoan Paulo1988
93 NapVirgil Misidyan1993

Leased

No.PositionNameYear of birth
one VRMilan Boryan (“ Crown ” Kielce)1987
33 VRGeorgi Argilashki ( Vereya )1991
37 DefenseVentislav Kerchev ( Lokomotiv Gorna-Oryahovitsa)1997
55 DefenseGeorgi Terziev ( Hajduk Split)1992

Famous Players

  •   Alexander Alexandrov
  •   Mikhail Alexandrov
  •   Stanislav Genchev
  •   Emil Gargorov
  •   Svetoslav Dyakov
  •   Hristo Zlatinsky
  •   Yordan Minev
  •   Ivan Stoyanov
  •   Vladislav Stoyanov
  •   George Terziev
  •    Ivan Chvorovich
  •    Marcelinho
  •    Junior Kaisara
  •   Claudio Cesheru
  •   Cosmin Motsi
  •   Andre Prepelitse
  •   Roman Beziak
  •   Lubomir Guldan
  •   Mladen Caschelan
  •   Virgil Misidjan
  •   Tero Mänthul
  •   Christian Cabasele
  •   Jose Palomino
  •   Brian Angulo
  •   Younes Hamza
  •   Abel Anise
  •    Jodi Lukoki
  •    Milan Boryan

Notes

  1. ↑ Club management , as of April 5, 2015
  2. ↑ UEFA club rating
  3. ↑ Basel is stronger again
  4. ↑ Group stage draw (unopened) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment September 2, 2013. Archived September 1, 2013.
  5. ↑ Miracle in Sofia and Basque happiness. 6 highlights of the Champions League night matches Archived September 3, 2014 on Wayback Machine (Russian)

Links

  • Official site
  • Profile on worldfootball.net
  • Profile at transfermarkt.com
  • Profile on footballdatabase.eu
  • Profile on soccerpunter.com
  • Profile at soccerway.com
  • Profile at soccer365.ru
  • Profile on ceroacero.es
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Ludogorets&oldid = 101395920


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