Bulgarian Doubles Football Group

Bulgarian Doubles Football Group
Country  Bulgaria
Confederation UEFA
Founded 2008[1]
Folded 2010[2]
Number of teams 16
Most championships

PFC Levski Sofia B &

PFC Litex Lovech B (1)

The Bulgarian Doubles Football Group (Bulgarian: Дублираща футболна група) was a Bulgarian football reserve team league. It existed for just two seasons - 2008–09 and 2009–10.

The 16 clubs that used to form the Doubles Groups were the 16 reserve teams of the clubs currently playing in the Bulgarian A Professional Football Group (A PFG). They played their matches each Monday following the official fixtures of A PFG but with a reverse home team (if Club A entertains Club B in their A PFG match, Club B entertains Club A in their Doubles Groups match).

League tables

Season 2008–09

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1Levski Sofia B 130214591345767
2CSKA Sofia B30206473304366
3Pirin Blagoevgrad B30195687404762
4Litex Lovech B30184869402958
5Slavia Sofia B30176768422657
6Chernomorets Burgas B30174983463755
7Cherno More Varna B30145114550-547
8Lokomotiv Mezdra B30136116771-445
9Lokomotiv Plovdiv B30133147367742
10Lokomotiv Sofia B30124145160-940
11Sliven B30114155465-1137
12Vihren Sandanski B 230103175572-1733
13Botev Plovdiv B3092196773-629
14Minyor Pernik B3061233696-6019
15Spartak Varna B 230532225101-7618
16Belasitsa Petrich B 23026221572-5712

Source: Bulgarian-football.com

Rules for classification: 1st points; 2nd head-to-head matches; 3rd goal difference; 4th number of goals scored.

1 Levski Sofia made a double league win as the club's first team also won the respective A PFG season.

2 The clubs lose their places in next season's Doubles Football Group as their first teams were relegated during the 2008–09 A PFG season.

Season 2009–10

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsHead-to-head
1Litex Lovech B 13024248322+6174
2Sliven B3020377436+3863
3Levski Sofia B3019568522+6362
4Cherno More Varna B3019476032+2861
5Pirin Blagoevgrad B3017586546+1956
6Beroe Stara Zagora B3016686131+3054
7Slavia Sofia B3014795237+1549
8CSKA Sofia B30146106236+2648
9Chernomorets Burgas B30134135142+943
10Sportist Svoge B 23086163968-2930
11Lokomotiv Mezdra B 23085174687-4129LMZ 3–1 MON
MON 0–3 LME
LME 6–0 MIN
MIN 2–3 LME
MON 6–0 MIN
MIN 4–0 MON
12Montana B3092194369-5629
13Minyor Pernik B3092195586-3129
14Lokomotiv Plovdiv B3077164868-2028
15Lokomotiv Sofia B3083194798-5127
16Botev Plovdiv B 2 3 30112813104-914

Source: Bulgarian-football.com

Rules for classification: 1st points; 2nd head-to-head matches; 3rd goal difference; 4th number of goals scored.

1 Litex Lovech made a double league win as the club's first team also won the respective A PFG season.

2 The clubs lose their places in next season's Doubles Football Group as their first teams were relegated during the 2009–10 A PFG season.

3 In February 2010 Botev Plovdiv were expelled from both A PFG and Doubles Group because they were unable to meet the criteria required to continue the season. All of their remaining matches of the second half of the season were counted as a 3–0 win for their opponents.[3]

References

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