1998–99 A Group

A Group
Season 1998–99
Champions Litex Lovech
(2nd title)
Relegated Metalurg
Lokomotiv Plovdiv
Septemvri
Champions League Litex Lovech
UEFA Cup Levski Sofia
CSKA Sofia
Matches played 239
Goals scored 719 (3.01 per match)
Top goalscorer Dimcho Belyakov
(21 goals)

Statistics of Bulgarian A Football Group in the 1998–1999 season.

Overview

It was contested by 16 teams, and Litex Lovech won the championship.[1]

League standings

Key to colors in league table
Champion and Champions League place
Qualify for UEFA Cup
Qualify for Intertoto Cup
Relegated to B Group at the end of season
Pos Club P W D L F A Pts GD
1Litex Lovech 302442832573+68
2Levski Sofia302352511171+40
3Levski Kyustendil301848572957+28
4Lokomotiv Sofia301749463055+16
5CSKA Sofia301569543950+17
6Neftochimic Burgas3015411523849+14
7Slavia Sofia3011811473641+11
8Minyor Pernik3011712444640-2
9Dobrudzha Dobrich3011316455536-10
10Metalurg Pernik3011217334635-13
11Pirin Blagoevgrad3010416355834-23
12Spartak Varna3010416395034-11
13Botev Plovdiv309516345532-21
14Shumen308814365632-20
15Lokomotiv Plovdiv304521267317-47
16Septemvri Sofia304521347317-39

Champions

Litex Lovech
Goalkeepers
1Bulgaria Vitomir Vutov 19 (0)
12Bulgaria Stoyan Stavrev 11 (0)
Defenders
3Bulgaria Zhivko Zhelev 8 (1)
4Bulgaria Stefan Kolev 26 (0)
13Bulgaria Nikolay Dimitrov 22 (0)
16Bulgaria Dimitar Karadaliev 16 (1)
17Bulgaria Zlatomir Zagorčić 19 (1)
22Albania Altin Haxhi 24 (6)
25Bulgaria Radostin Kishishev 26 (1)
Bulgaria Dimitar Balabanov* 1 (0)
Bulgaria Veselin Ignatov* 5 (1)
Bulgaria Rosen Kirilov* 11 (1)
Midfielders
2Romania Laurențiu Reghecampf 14 (4)
6Bulgaria Rosen Emilov 15 (0)
7Bulgaria Mariyan Todorov 21 (2)
8Bulgaria Stoycho Stoilov 24 (9)
10Bulgaria Vasil Kirov 16 (1)
15Serbia and Montenegro Dragoljub Simonović 24 (9)
18Bulgaria Ivaylo Petev 5 (0)
19Bulgaria Veselin Sarbakov* 2 (0)
23Bulgaria Svetlan Kondev 2 (0)
Forwards
9Bulgaria Stefan Yurukov 19 (7)
11Bulgaria Dimcho Belyakov 25 (21)
14Albania Alban Bushi 22 (10)
20Bulgaria Svetoslav Todorov 12 (2)
24Brazil Luis Carlos Mota 11 (1)
Bulgaria Georgi Bogdanov 3 (0)
Serbia and Montenegro Igor Bogdanović* 9 (5)
Bulgaria Metodi Stoynev* 1 (0)
Bulgaria Ivan Gemedzhiev 2 (0)
Manager
Bulgaria Ferario Spasov

Top goalscorers

21 goals
17 goals
16 goals

References

External links

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