PFC Litex Lovech
Litex (Bulgarian: Литекс) is a Bulgarian professional association football club based in Lovech, which currently competes in the Second League. The club was founded in 1921 as Hisarya Sports Club. The club's home ground is the Lovech Stadium, which has a capacity of 8,100 seats, electric floodlights and permission to stage European matches. As one of the successful Bulgarian clubs outside the capital Sofia, Litex have won the domestic championship four times and the Bulgarian Cup on four occasions. Together with CSKA Sofia and Levski Sofia, Litex was also the third football club to represent the country regularly in the European Club Association.
Angel ChervenkovDaniel Morales (footballer)Dimitar Dimitrov (football manager)Dobromir MitovDragoljub BekvalacDragoljub SimonovićFerario SpasovFlorin TeneGeorgi DenevGeorgi DermendzhievHristo_StoichkovItzhak ShumIvaylo IvanovIvaylo YordanovKiril IvkovKrasimir BalakovLaurențiu ReghecampfLyubomir SheytanovLyuboslav PenevMihai StoichițăMiloš KruščićNikolay Dimitrov (footballer, born 1970)Petko Petkov (football manager)Radoslav ZdravkovSaid IbraimovStamen BelchevStanimir StoilovStefan AladzhovStoycho MladenovTsanko TsvetanovVelin KefalovZhivko ZhelevZlatomir ZagorčićZoltan SaboČedomir Đoinčević
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1999 Bulgarian Cup Final2001 Bulgarian Cup Final2003 Bulgarian Cup Final2004 Bulgarian Cup Final2004 Bulgarian Supercup2007 Bulgarian Cup Final2007 Bulgarian Supercup2008 Bulgarian Cup Final2008 Bulgarian Supercup2009 Bulgarian Cup Final2009 Bulgarian Supercup2010 Bulgarian Supercup2011 Bulgarian SupercupAbdelkarim KissiAbdelkarim_Kissi__CareerStation__4Adriano Miranda de CarvalhoAdriano_Miranda_de_Carvalho__CareerStation__3Alban BushiAlban_Bushi__CareerStation__7Alejandro CicheroAlejandro_Cichero__CareerStation__11Aleksandar GeorgievAleksandar_Georgiev__CareerStation__3Aleksandar_Georgiev__CareerStation__5Aleksandar KonovAleksandar_Konov__CareerStation__1Aleksandar_Konov__CareerStation__2Aleksandar RodićAleksandar_Rodić__CareerStation__10Aleksandar TsvetkovAleksandar_Tsvetkov__CareerStation__2Aleksandar_Tsvetkov__CareerStation__3Alexandre BartheAlexandre_Barthe__CareerStation__4Alexis BertinAlexis_Bertin__CareerStation__5Altin HaxhiAltin_Haxhi__CareerStation__4Anatoli TodorovAnatoli_Todorov__CareerStation__3
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1. FC Union Berlin1958–59 Bulgarian Cup1959–60 Bulgarian Cup1962–63 Bulgarian Cup1963–64 Bulgarian Cup1966–67 Bulgarian Cup1967–68 Bulgarian Cup1968–69 Bulgarian Cup1972–73 Bulgarian Cup1973–74 Bulgarian Cup1975–76 Bulgarian Cup1976–77 Bulgarian Cup1977–78 Bulgarian Cup1978–79 Bulgarian Cup1979–80 Bulgarian Cup1980–81 Bulgarian Cup1981–82 Bulgarian Cup1982–83 Bulgarian Cup1983–84 Bulgarian Cup1984–85 Bulgarian Cup1985–86 Bulgarian Cup1986–87 Bulgarian Cup1987 FIFA World Youth Championship squads1987–88 B Group1987–88 Bulgarian Cup1988–89 B Group1988–89 Bulgarian Cup1989–90 B Group1990–91 B Group1990–91 Bulgarian Cup1991–92 Bulgarian Cup1992–93 Bulgarian Cup1994–95 A Group1994–95 Bulgarian Cup1995–96 A Group1995–96 Bulgarian Cup1996–97 B Group1996–97 Bulgarian Cup1997–98 A Group1997–98 Bulgarian Cup
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Abdelkarim KissiAdriano Miranda de CarvalhoAlban BushiAlejandro CicheroAleksandar GeorgievAleksandar KonovAleksandar RodićAleksandar TsvetkovAlexandre BartheAlexis BertinAltin HaxhiAnatoli TodorovAndré Roberto Soares da SilvaAngel RusevAngel ZdravchevAnton NedyalkovAntoniy BalakovArmando VajushiArsénio NunesAtanas BornosuzovAtanas DimitrovAtanas KurdovBernard Onanga ItouaBjørn Maars JohnsenBogdan PătrașcuBoncho GenchevBoris TyutyukovBorislav Borisov (footballer)Borislav HazurovBoyan PeykovBoyko VelichkovChavdar AtanasovClaudio GrafCédric CambonCédric UrasDanilo AsprillaDedé AndersonDejan DjermanovićDesislav RusevDiego Ferraresso
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PFC Litex Lovech
Litex (Bulgarian: Литекс) is a Bulgarian professional association football club based in Lovech, which currently competes in the Second League. The club was founded in 1921 as Hisarya Sports Club. The club's home ground is the Lovech Stadium, which has a capacity of 8,100 seats, electric floodlights and permission to stage European matches. As one of the successful Bulgarian clubs outside the capital Sofia, Litex have won the domestic championship four times and the Bulgarian Cup on four occasions. Together with CSKA Sofia and Levski Sofia, Litex was also the third football club to represent the country regularly in the European Club Association.
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El PFC Litex Lovech (en búlgar ...... Asociación de Clubes Europeos.
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El PFK Líteks Lòvetx (búlgar: ...... búlgar de la ciutat de Lòvetx.
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Il Profesionalen Futbolen Klub ...... e una Supercoppa di Bulgaria.
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Le Professionalen Futbolen Klu ...... basé dans la ville de Lovetch.
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Der PFK (Profesionalen futbole ...... erein aus Lowetsch, Bulgarien.
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El PFC Litex Lovech (en búlgar ...... or cuestiones extradeportivas.
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El PFK Líteks Lòvetx (búlgar: ...... búlgar de la ciutat de Lòvetx.
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Il Profesionalen Futbolen Klub ...... e una Supercoppa di Bulgaria.
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Le Professionalen Futbolen Klu ...... basé dans la ville de Lovetch.
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Litex (Bulgarian: Литекс) is a ...... the European Club Association.
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Litex Lovech (Bulgaars: ПФК Ли ...... de hoogste klasse pas in 1994.
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