1987–88 A Group

A Group
Season 1987–88
Champions Levski Sofia
(17th title)
Relegated Chernomorets, Spartak Pleven
European Cup Levski Sofia
UEFA Cup Botev Plovdiv
Slavia
Matches played 240
Goals scored 695 (2.9 per match)
Top goalscorer Nasko Sirakov
(28 goals)

Statistics of Bulgarian A Football Group in the 1987–1988 season.

Overview

It was contested by 16 teams, and Levski Sofia won the championship.[1]

League standings

PosClubPWDLFAPtsQualification or relegation
1Levski Sofia3020826729481988–89 European Cup first round
2CSKA Sofia3020647632461988–89 Cup Winners' Cup first round
3Botev Plovdiv3015965231391988–89 UEFA Cup first round
4Slavia Sofia30141064830381988–89 UEFA Cup first round
5Lokomotiv Sofia3012810474732
6Beroe Stara Zagora3011712414429
7Lokomotiv Plovdiv3012414445928
8Sliven3011514354327
9Etar Veliko Tarnovo3010614444126
10Spartak Varna3010614365226
11Minyor Pernik3010515343625
12Pirin Blagoevgrad3071112323725
13Lokomotiv G. Oryahovitsa3011316415725
14Botev Vratsa308814344624
15Chernomorets Burgas309318275021Relegation to B Group
16Spartak Pleven306915376121Relegation to B Group

Champions

Levski Sofia
Goalkeepers
Bulgaria Borislav Mihaylov 24 (0)
Bulgaria Vlado Delchev 6 (0)
Defenders
Bulgaria Kiril Vangelov 17 (0)
Bulgaria Nikolay Iliev 30 (1)
Bulgaria Krasimir Koev 30 (1)
Bulgaria Plamen Nikolov 11 (0)
Bulgaria Dinko Gospodinov 15 (0)
Bulgaria Stoil Georgiev 27 (0)
Bulgaria Stefan Kolev 6 (0)
Bulgaria Petar Petrov 23 (2)
Midfielders
Bulgaria Emil Velev 29 (1)
Bulgaria Dimitar Markov 9 (0)
Bulgaria Georgi Yordanov 30 (10)
Bulgaria Sasho Nachev 11 (1)
Bulgaria Bozhidar Iskrenov 27 (6)
Bulgaria Georgi Slavchev 5 (1)
Forwards
Bulgaria Emil Spasov 18 (2)
Bulgaria Nasko Sirakov 30 (28)
Bulgaria Rosen Krumov 16 (0)
Bulgaria Georgi Donkov 1 (0)
Bulgaria Petar Kurdov 22 (13)
Manager
Bulgaria Vasil Metodiev

Top scorers

Rank Scorer Club Goals
1 Bulgaria Nasko Sirakov Levski Sofia 28
2 Bulgaria Lyuboslav Penev CSKA Sofia 21
3 Bulgaria Ivelin Mladenov Etar Veliko Tarnovo 18
4 Bulgaria Atanas Pashev Botev Plovdiv 17
5 Bulgaria Petar Aleksandrov Slavia Sofia 16

References

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