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词条 Eternal derby of Bulgarian football
释义

  1. History

  2. Venues

  3. Summary of results

  4. Matches list

     A PFG (1948–49 – present)  Bulgarian Cup and other 

  5. Trophies

  6. Head-to-head ranking in First League (1948–2018)

  7. Statistics

     Biggest wins  Levski wins  CSKA wins  Most derby appearances  Most derby goals  Record attendances 

  8. Notes and references

{{Other uses|Eternal derby (disambiguation)}}{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2013}}{{Infobox football derby
| name = The Eternal Derby of Bulgarian Football
| other names =
| image =
| caption = Fans of Levski Sofia (left) and CSKA Sofia (right)
| city or region = Sofia, Bulgaria
| first contested = 5 May 1948, Levski 1–0 CSKA
| mostrecent = 24 February 2019, Levski 1−0 CSKA
| nextmeeting = 20 April 2019, CSKA − Levski
| teams involved = Levski Sofia
CSKA Sofia
| total = 200
| most wins = Levski Sofia (82)
| largestvictory = CSKA 1–7 Levski
(23 September 1994)
}}

The Eternal Derby of Bulgarian Football or simply The Eternal Derby is the name of the local derby football match between the two most popular and successful football clubs in Sofia and Bulgaria: PFC Levski Sofia and PFC CSKA Sofia. The clubs have won 26 and 31 national championship titles and 25 and 20 Bulgarian Cup titles, respectively.

History

The rivalry started in the late 1940s when the newly founded club of CSKA became a champion in their first year in competitive football in 1948. Both the 1948–49 and 1950 seasons ended with the two teams facing each other in Soviet Army Cup finals with Levski Sofia winning on both occasions after extra time of the second final replay, as the previous two final matches had finished as draws.

During the years, as the two teams became more and more successful, they gained large supporter bases. The confrontations between the clubs and their fans became commonplace and often resulted in tense encounters on the pitch and hooligan clashes between the fans off the pitch.{{Citation needed|date=June 2014}}

The hostility reached its climax on 19 June 1985 during the Bulgarian Cup final held at Vasil Levski National Stadium when, after many disputable referee decisions, both teams demonstrated poor sportsmanship which resulted in regular fights between them on the pitch. On 21 June, the Central Committee of the Bulgarian Communist Party issued a decree that disbanded both teams. CSKA Septemvriysko zname had to be re-founded as Sredets and Levski-Spartak as Vitosha. Six players (including Hristo Stoichkov and Borislav Mikhailov) were banned for life from playing competitive football; many other players and staff members were banned for three months to one year. A year later, the decision was abolished and the players continued their sport careers.[1]

Venues

During the years, all the matches between Levski and CSKA were held at a neutral venue, in most cases at the Vasil Levski National Stadium. During the 2000s the clubs started to play their eternal derby matches at their own stadiums Georgi Asparuhov Stadium and Balgarska Armiya Stadium but soon they decided to move the matches between them back to the National Stadium because of its higher capacity.

Only once in the history of the Eternal derby it was held outside Sofia – in 1991, Levski won the Bulgarian Cup quarter-final 2–0 in a match that was played at Tundzha Stadium in Yambol.[2]

Summary of results

Competition Matches Levski Sofia wins draws CSKA Sofia wins Goal difference
League 147 55 39 53 201:206
Cup 40 21 10 9 68:45
Other 13 6 2 5 14:18
Total 200 82 51 67 283:269
Note: All matches that have finished with a win after extra time are represented as a win for the respective club. All matches that have finished with a penalty shoot-out are represented as draws with the final score after 120 minutes.

Matches list

A PFG (1948–49 – present)

Levski – CSKACSKA – Levski
Season
Date
Venue
Atten.
Score
Date
Venue
Attend.
Score
1948–49 11–12–1948Yunak Stadium15,0001–0 13–07–1949Yunak Stadium18,0000–0
1950 23–03–1950Yunak Stadium15,0001–0 11–06–1950Balgarska Armia Stadium20,0000–0
1951 12–09–1951Balgarska Armia Stadium25,0002–0 06–05–1951Yunak Stadium25,0002–1
1952 04–04–1952Yunak Stadium20,0001–3 23–09–1952Rakovski Stadium20,0001–0
1953 23–09–1953Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0000–5 29–03–1953Balgarska Armia Stadium25,0000–1
1954 15–11–1954Balgarska Armia Stadium25,0001–3 20–03–1954Balgarska Armia Stadium30,0002–2
1955 30–09–1955Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0000–3 13–03–1955Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0003–1
1956 01–08–1956Vasil Levski National Stadium45,0001–3 07–04–1956Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0001–1
1957 14–04–1957Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0000–4 28–08–1957Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0000–0
1958 06–07–1958Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0002–2
1958–59 23–08–1958Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0000–2 08–03–1959Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0000–1
1959–60 29–11–1959Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0001–1 29–05–1960Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0003–2
1960–61 16–09–1960Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0001–0 12–03–1961Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0002–0
1961–62 15–07–1962Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0006–3 26–11–1961Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0001–1
1962–63 27–12–1962Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0003–2 25–05–1963Vasil Levski National Stadium45,0001–1
1963–64 05–10–1963Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0002–1 18–04–1964Vasil Levski National Stadium45,0001–2
1964–65 13–09–1964Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0001–0 10–04–1965Ovcha Kupel Stadium38,0000–3
1965–66 28–04–1966Vasil Levski National Stadium60,0000–3 10–04–1966Vasil Levski National Stadium62,0001–0
1966–67 11–03–1967Vasil Levski National Stadium70,0001–1 03–09–1966Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0003–1
1967–68 29–10–1967Vasil Levski National Stadium65,0001–1 15–06–1968Vasil Levski National Stadium65,0000–0
1968–69 31–05–1969Vasil Levski National Stadium70,0001–3 17–11–1968Vasil Levski National Stadium55,0002–7
1969–70 07–07–1970Vasil Levski National Stadium32,0005–2 01–11–1969Vasil Levski National Stadium60,0004–2
1970–71 20–12–1970Vasil Levski National Stadium35,0002–2 28–06–1971Vasil Levski National Stadium60,0000–1
1971–72 05–07–1972Vasil Levski National Stadium35,0000–2 18–12–1971Vasil Levski National Stadium35,0000–1
1972–73 24–03–1973Vasil Levski National Stadium55,0001–2 17–09–1972Vasil Levski National Stadium30,0002–2
1973–74 24–04–1974Vasil Levski National Stadium60,0001–1 12–11–1973Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0000–1
1974–75 28–09–1974Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0001–2 18–04–1975Vasil Levski National Stadium55,0001–0
1975–76 07–05–1976Vasil Levski National Stadium65,0001–3 04–12–1975Vasil Levski National Stadium45,0001–4
1976–77 25–09–1976Vasil Levski National Stadium60,0003–2 09–04–1977Vasil Levski National Stadium65,0001–3
1977–78 29–10–1977Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0004–1 20–05–1978Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0002–2
1978–79 30–05–1979Vasil Levski National Stadium65,0002–1 03–12–1978Vasil Levski National Stadium25,0002–1
1979–80 22–03–1980Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0002–3 01–09–1979Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0001–1
1980–81 25–04–1981Vasil Levski National Stadium35,0002–0 07–10–1980Vasil Levski National Stadium55,0002–2
1981–82 05–09–1981Vasil Levski National Stadium55,0002–2 13–03–1982Vasil Levski National Stadium45,0002–1
1982–83 15–12–1982Vasil Levski National Stadium30,0000–0 08–05–1983Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0000–3
1983–84 10–12–1983Vasil Levski National Stadium17,0002–0 03–06–1984Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0001–3
1984–85 09–03–1985Vasil Levski National Stadium31,0003–1 22–08–1984Vasil Levski National Stadium30,0000–1
1985–86 22–12–1985Georgi Asparuhov Stadium25,0001–3 31–08–1985Balgarska Armia Stadium30,0001–2
1986–87 23–11–1986Vasil Levski National Stadium25,0000–1 30–05–1987Vasil Levski National Stadium50,0001–0
1987–88 23–08–1987Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0002–2 06–03–1988Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0002–3
1988–89 17–09–1988Vasil Levski National Stadium35,0002–2 01–04–1989Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0002–1
1989–90 07–04–1990Vasil Levski National Stadium30,0002–2 01–10–1989Vasil Levski National Stadium30,0005–0
1990–91 20–10–1990Vasil Levski National Stadium25,0000–1 05–05–1991Vasil Levski National Stadium20,0001–1
1991–92 23–11–1991Vasil Levski National Stadium35,0002–1 24–05–1992Vasil Levski National Stadium25,0002–2
1992–93 17–10–1992Vasil Levski National Stadium25,0001–3 08–05–1993Vasil Levski National Stadium20,0002–3
1993–94 07–11–1993Vasil Levski National Stadium35,0002–1 24–04–1994Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0001–4
1994–95 02–04–1995Vasil Levski National Stadium20,0003–0 23–09–1994Vasil Levski National Stadium30,0001–7
1995–96 18–11–1995Vasil Levski National Stadium8,0003–1 27–04–1996Vasil Levski National Stadium20,0001–0
1996–97 04–05–1997Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0000–2 04–11–1996Vasil Levski National Stadium40,0001–1
1997–98 10–04–1998Vasil Levski National Stadium30,0003–3 24–10–1997Vasil Levski National Stadium22,0000–1
1998–99 16–08–1998Vasil Levski National Stadium36,0002–0 06–03–1999Ovcha Kupel Stadium27,0002–3
1999–00 13–05–2000Georgi Asparuhov Stadium25,0001–0 30–10–1999Balgarska Armia Stadium21,0001–0
2000–01 22–04–2001Georgi Asparuhov Stadium27,3132–1 15–10–2000Balgarska Armia Stadium22,0001–1
2001–02 30–09–2001Georgi Asparuhov Stadium18,0002–0 02–03–2002Balgarska Armia Stadium19,0002–2
24–04–2002Georgi Asparuhov Stadium22,0002–0 26–05–2002Balgarska Armia Stadium8,0001–0
2002–03 10–05–2003Georgi Asparuhov Stadium15,0001–1 26–10–2002Balgarska Armia Stadium15,0003–0
2003–04 31–10–2003Georgi Asparuhov Stadium16,0001–1 24–04–2004Balgarska Armia Stadium18,0001–2
2004–05 23–04–2005Vasil Levski National Stadium17,1230–1 17–10–2004Vasil Levski National Stadium13,5012–2
2005–06 11–09–2005Vasil Levski National Stadium13,2901–1 02–04–2006Vasil Levski National Stadium15,8460–1
2006–07 17–09–2006Vasil Levski National Stadium11,4321–0 07–04–2007Vasil Levski National Stadium20,0000–1
2007–08 02–12–2007Vasil Levski National Stadium15,0000–1 10–05–2008Balgarska Armia Stadium18,0001–1
2008–09 01–11–2008Vasil Levski National Stadium17,4201–1 09–05–2009Vasil Levski National Stadium25,0000–2
2009–10 27–03–2010Vasil Levski National Stadium12,7100–0 20–09–2009Vasil Levski National Stadium16,7902–0
2010–11 26–02–2011Georgi Asparuhov Stadium17,4801–3 01–08–2010Vasil Levski National Stadium12,2500–1
2011–12 29–04–2012Vasil Levski National Stadium15,0001–0 28–10–2011Vasil Levski National Stadium8,9701–0
2012–13 27–04–2013Vasil Levski National Stadium13,1402–1 20–10–2012Vasil Levski National Stadium17,3401–0
2013–14 08–03–2014Vasil Levski National Stadium9,9200–1 19–10–2013Vasil Levski National Stadium13,9503–0
21–04–2014Vasil Levski National Stadium8,6501–3 15–03–2014Vasil Levski National Stadium10,0601–0
2014–15 25–10–2014Vasil Levski National Stadium8,9000–3 27–07–2014Vasil Levski National Stadium11,4202–0
2016–17 04−03−2017Vasil Levski National Stadium17,9922–1 15–10–2016Vasil Levski National Stadium21,0001–1
29−04−2017Vasil Levski National Stadium11,2000–3 28−05−2017Vasil Levski National Stadium13,6003–0
2017–18 21–10–2017Vasil Levski National Stadium25,1072–2 18–03–2018Vasil Levski National Stadium16,5001–0
15−05−2018Vasil Levski National Stadium7,9002–3 18−04−2018Vasil Levski National Stadium12,0002–2
2018–19 24–02–2019Vasil Levski National Stadium14,5001–0 29–09–2018Vasil Levski National Stadium23,0000–1
25−05−2019Vasil Levski National Stadium 20−04−2019Vasil Levski National Stadium

Bulgarian Cup and other

SeasonDateMatchStadiumAttendance Competition
19485 May 1948Levski 1−0 CSKAYunak Stadium12,000Sofia First Division
19485 September 1948Levski 2–1 CSKAYunak Stadium30,000Bulgarian Republic Championship Final – 1st leg
9 September 1948CSKA 3–1 LevskiYunak Stadium30,000Bulgarian Republic Championship Final – 2nd leg
19498 May 1949CSKA 1–1 {{aet}} LevskiYunak Stadium35,000Bulgarian Cup Final
16 May 1949Levski 2–2 {{aet}} CSKAYunak Stadium35,000Bulgarian Cup Final – 1st replay
17 May 1949Levski 2–1 {{aet}} CSKAYunak Stadium35,000Bulgarian Cup Final – 2nd replay
19498 December 1949Levski 2–0 CSKAYunak Stadium15,000Sofia Qualification for Bulgarian Cup
195026 November 1950Levski 1–1 {{aet}} CSKABalgarska Armiya Stadium30,000Bulgarian Cup Final
27 November 1950CSKA 1–1 {{aet}} LevskiBalgarska Armiya Stadium30,000Bulgarian Cup Final – 1st replay
3 December 1950Levski 1−0 {{aet}} CSKABalgarska Armiya Stadium30,000Bulgarian Cup Final – 2nd replay
24 December 1950Levski 1–0 CSKAYunak Stadium20,000Joseph Stalin Birthday Cup - Final
19513 November 1951CSKA 3–0 LevskiBalgarska Armiya Stadium25,000Bulgarian Cup Semifinal
195723 October 1957Levski 2−0 {{aet}} CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium50,000Bulgarian Cup Semifinal
1964–658 September 1965CSKA 3–2 LevskiSlavia Stadium30,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1968–6930 April 1969CSKA 2–1 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium40,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1969–7025 August 1970Levski 2–1 CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium46,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1970–7114 April 1971Levski 2–2 {{aet}} {{pso|5−4}} CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium50,000Bulgarian Cup Quarterfinal
1973–7410 August 1974CSKA 2−1 {{aet}} LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium40,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1975–762 June 1976Levski 4−3 {{aet}} CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium65,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1978–794 April 1979Levski 2–1 CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium60,000Bulgarian Cup Semifinal
1980–8110 June 1981Levski 0–1 CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium25,000Bulgarian Cup Final Group
29 July 1981Levski 2–0 CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium35,000Cup 1300 Years Bulgaria Semifinal
1981–8216 June 1982Levski 4–0 CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium45,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1982–832 March 1983Levski 1–1 {{aet}} {{pso|3−4}} CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium40,000Soviet Army Cup Quarterfinal
1983–8414 March 1984CSKA 0–1 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium28,000Soviet Army Cup Semifinal
31 March 1984CSKA 1–3 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium25,000Bulgarian Cup Semifinal
1984–8519 June 1985CSKA 2–1 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium35,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1985–8627 April 1986CSKA 1–2 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium28,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1986–8713 May 1987CSKA 2–1 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium40,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1987–8813 February 1988CSKA 0–3 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium25,000Soviet Army Cup Round of 16
11 May 1988Levski 1–4 CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium40,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1990–9113 February 1991CSKA 0–2 LevskiTundzha Stadium - Yambol20,000Bulgarian Cup Group stage
1995–9621 February 1996Levski 2–0 CSKAGeorgi Asparuhov Stadium40,000Bulgarian League Cup Quarterfinal
3 April 1996Levski 1–0 CSKAGeorgi Asparuhov Stadium25,000Bulgarian Cup Semifinal - 1st leg
17 April 1996CSKA 2–4 LevskiBalgarska Armiya Stadium25,000Bulgarian Cup Semifinal - 2nd leg
1996–979 November 1996CSKA 3–0 Awarded LevskiBulgarian League Cup Quarterfinal group
11 December 1996Levski 0–3 Awarded CSKABulgarian League Cup Quarterfinal group
28 May 1997CSKA 3–1 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium18,500Bulgarian Cup Final
1997–9813 May 1998CSKA 0–5 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium50,000Bulgarian Cup Final
1999–200022 March 2000CSKA 0–1 LevskiBalgarska Armiya Stadium17,000Bulgarian Cup Quarterfinal - 1st leg
5 April 2000Levski 3–1 CSKAGeorgi Asparuhov Stadium27,000Bulgarian Cup Quarterfinal - 2nd leg
2001–0215 May 2002CSKA 1–3 LevskiSlavia Stadium15,000Bulgarian Cup Final
2002–0316 April 2003CSKA 0–1 LevskiBalgarska Armiya Stadium15,000Bulgarian Cup Semifinal - 1st leg
3 May 2003Levski 0–0 CSKAGeorgi Asparuhov Stadium17,000Bulgarian Cup Semifinal - 2nd leg
2004–0525 May 2005Levski 2–1 CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium10,848Bulgarian Cup Final
2005–0631 July 2005CSKA 1–1 {{aet}} {{pso|1−3}} LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium9,354Bulgarian Supercup
2006–0730 July 2006Levski 0–0 {{aet}} {{pso|0−3}} CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium9,751Bulgarian Supercup
2013–1416 November 2013CSKA 0–0 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium11,670Bulgarian Cup Round of 16 - 1st leg
19 December 2013Levski 0–0 {{aet}} {{pso|7−6}} CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium8,540Bulgarian Cup Round of 16 - 2nd leg
2017–1811 April 2018CSKA 0–2 LevskiVasil Levski National Stadium20,000Bulgarian Cup Semifinal - 1st leg
25 April 2018Levski 2–2 CSKAVasil Levski National Stadium24,000Bulgarian Cup Semifinal - 2nd leg

Trophies

National CompetitionLevski SofiaCSKA Sofia
Bulgarian Championship 26 31
Bulgarian Cup 12 12
Soviet Army Cup1613
Tsar's Cup1 -
Bulgarian Supercup 3 4
Total 58 60

Head-to-head ranking in First League (1948–2018)

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333333333333333333
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77
8
9
10
1111
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

• Total: CSKA with 40 higher finishes, Levski with 30 higher finishes (as of the end of the 2017–18 season).

Statistics

Biggest wins

Levski wins

7:1 - 23 September 1994
7:2 - 17 November 1968
5:0 - 13 May 1998

4:0 - 16 June 1982

CSKA wins

5:0 - 23 September 1953
5:0 - 1 October 1989

4:0 - 14 April 1957

Most derby appearances

35 - Manol Manolov (CSKA)

32 - Stefan Bozhkov (CSKA)

31 - Emil Spasov (Levski)

Most derby goals

15 - Georgi Ivanov (Levski)

14 - Nasko Sirakov (Levski)

12 - Pavel Panov (Levski)

11 - Dimitar Milanov (CSKA)

Record attendances

Highest attendance: 70,000 – 11 March 1967, Vasil Levski National Stadium (final score Levski 1:1 CSKA) and 31 May 1969, Vasil Levski National Stadium (final score Levski 1:3 CSKA)

Lowest attendance: 8,000 – 18 November 1995, Vasil Levski National Stadium (final score Levski 3–1 CSKA) and 26 May 2002, Balgarska Armiya Stadium (final score CSKA 1–0 Levski)

Notes and references

1. ^{{cite web |url=http://georgidimitrov.log.bg/article.php?article_id=349 |title=Мачът за купата на България, игран на 19 юни 1985 г. (The match for the Bulgarian Cup, played on 19 June 1985) |date=2008-01-30 |accessdate=2009-06-12 |author=Georgi Dimitrov |publisher=log.bg }}
2. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.sportal.bg/news.php?id=172218 |title=ЦСКА - Левски: Мачът на България (CSKA - Levski: The match of Bulgaria) |date=2009-05-08 |accessdate=2009-06-06 |publisher=Sportal.bg }}
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