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PFC Litex Lovech () is a Bulgarian football club from the town of
Lovech.
Litex takes part in the
Bulgarian A Professional Football Group. The team plays its home games at the local Lovech Stadium with 7,000 seats, electric lighting and permission to stage international matches. Litex has twice been Bulgarian champion and twice Bulgarian Cup winner.
History
The football club of the town of Lovech was founded in
1921 in football (soccer) under the name
Hisarya. The first official game was held in 1923 in football (soccer).
The club changed its name several times over the years, before becoming
Osum in
1979 in football (soccer). Under that name the club played constantly in the Bulgarian Second Division and was close to promotion several times, before finally achieving in
1994 in football (soccer) under the name
LEX (the sponsoring company at the time) after finishing in 1st position.
The first season in the Premier League was a kind of success for a club like LEX, finishing 11th after scoring victories over the teams of
PFC CSKA Sofia (1:0), Slavia Sofia (1:0) and Lokomotiv Sofia (1:0), which were some of the best teams in Bulgaria at that time.
The next season was not so successful and the team, renamed
Lovech in the meantime, was relegated back to the Second Division. This was the turning point in the history of the club. Petrol businessman and citizen of Lovech
Grisha Ganchev bought the club and renamed it
Litex. Almost all of the current players were released and a significant number of valuable players were signed. The team won first place without difficulty, finishing more than 10 points ahead of the second team in the table and qualifying for the First Division. In the same season Litex reached the quarter-final of the Bulgarian Cup and the final of the Bulgarian League Cup, which they unfortunately lost after a 2:2 draw in regular time and a penalty shoot-out. Litex also won against every team from the top of the table of the Bulgarian First Division (either in friendly matches or cup matches).
In
1997 in football (soccer), Litex were promoted for a second time to the First Division and immediately became Bulgarian champions, finishing the season 5 points ahead of the second-placed Levski Sofia. This was unprecedented in Bulgarian football history. The striker of the team Dimcho Belyakov became top goalscorer with his 21 goals during the season. Midfielder
Stoycho Stoilov received the Best League Player award. The club's first participation in European club tournaments was also promising, with Litex eliminating the
Sweden Halmstads BK (2:0 and 1:2) and reaching the second qualifying round (but being knocked out by FC Spartak Moscow). The team won the Bulgarian Championship for the second successive time a year later.
Litex Lovech have also won the Bulgarian Cup twice — 2001 (beating the team of Velbazhd Kyustendil 1:0 in the final match after extra time) and 2004 (a win over CSKA after 2:2 in the regular time and a penalty shootout).
Litex is also the team which inflicted the biggest defeat on CSKA Sofia — 8:0 in Lovech in the autumn of 1998. The club is honoured as the first Bulgarian team to win against a German team in Germany — 2:0 over
Union Berlin in the Second Round of the UEFA Cup in October 2001.
The biggest win in Europe so far is 7:0 over
NK Željezničar in Lovech in August 2004.
In early August 2007, Litex signed a three-year sponsorship and advertising contract with Bulgaria
mobile operator GLOBUL and started the
2007/2008 season with the logo of the mobile service
i-mode on their jerseys.
Stadium
Lovech Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Lovech,
Bulgaria. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home ground of PFC Litex Lovech.Built in 1962, and after a total reconstruction in 1999, it gained permission to stage international matches (with only 4 other Bulgarian stadiums in the list) It has around 7 000 seats and electric lighting.The field measures 110x82 meters.The most visited match has been the one versus Levski (Sofia) in 22.10.1998 - 12 500 spectators.
Current lineup
Litex Lovech'2007
As of June 2007
Squad changes 2007/08 season
In:
Out:
Greatest team
Vitomir Vutov
Radostin Kishishev
Rosen Kirilov
Ivaylo Petkov
Zhivko Zhelev
Stefan Yurukov
Nebojša Jelenković
Marian Todorov
Dimcho Belyakov
Zoran Jankovic
Svetoslav Todorov
Achievements
Notable players
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External links
- Official site of PFC Litex Lovech
- Unofficial website
- Another Unofficial Website in Bulgarian
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manager = {{flagicon|BUL--> [Ferario Spasov |
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PFC Litex Lovech () is a
Bulgarian football club from the town of
Lovech.
Litex takes part in the
Bulgarian A Professional Football Group. The team plays its home games at the local
Lovech Stadium with 7,000 seats, electric lighting and permission to stage international matches. Litex has twice been Bulgarian champion and twice Bulgarian Cup winner.
History
The football club of the town of Lovech was founded in
1921 in football (soccer) under the name
Hisarya. The first official game was held in 1923 in football (soccer).
The club changed its name several times over the years, before becoming
Osum in
1979 in football (soccer). Under that name the club played constantly in the Bulgarian Second Division and was close to promotion several times, before finally achieving in 1994 in football (soccer) under the name
LEX (the sponsoring company at the time) after finishing in 1st position.
The first season in the Premier League was a kind of success for a club like LEX, finishing 11th after scoring victories over the teams of PFC CSKA Sofia (1:0),
Slavia Sofia (1:0) and
Lokomotiv Sofia (1:0), which were some of the best teams in Bulgaria at that time.
The next season was not so successful and the team, renamed
Lovech in the meantime, was relegated back to the Second Division. This was the turning point in the history of the club. Petrol businessman and citizen of Lovech Grisha Ganchev bought the club and renamed it
Litex. Almost all of the current players were released and a significant number of valuable players were signed. The team won first place without difficulty, finishing more than 10 points ahead of the second team in the table and qualifying for the First Division. In the same season Litex reached the quarter-final of the Bulgarian Cup and the final of the Bulgarian League Cup, which they unfortunately lost after a 2:2 draw in regular time and a penalty shoot-out. Litex also won against every team from the top of the table of the Bulgarian First Division (either in friendly matches or cup matches).
In
1997 in football (soccer), Litex were promoted for a second time to the First Division and immediately became Bulgarian champions, finishing the season 5 points ahead of the second-placed Levski Sofia. This was unprecedented in Bulgarian football history. The striker of the team
Dimcho Belyakov became top goalscorer with his 21 goals during the season. Midfielder
Stoycho Stoilov received the Best League Player award. The club's first participation in European club tournaments was also promising, with Litex eliminating the
Sweden Halmstads BK (2:0 and 1:2) and reaching the second qualifying round (but being knocked out by FC Spartak Moscow). The team won the Bulgarian Championship for the second successive time a year later.
Litex Lovech have also won the Bulgarian Cup twice — 2001 (beating the team of
Velbazhd Kyustendil 1:0 in the final match after extra time) and 2004 (a win over CSKA after 2:2 in the regular time and a penalty shootout).
Litex is also the team which inflicted the biggest defeat on CSKA Sofia — 8:0 in Lovech in the autumn of 1998. The club is honoured as the first Bulgarian team to win against a German team in Germany — 2:0 over
Union Berlin in the Second Round of the
UEFA Cup in October 2001.
The biggest win in Europe so far is 7:0 over
NK Željezničar in Lovech in August 2004.
In early August 2007, Litex signed a three-year sponsorship and advertising contract with Bulgaria mobile operator GLOBUL and started the
2007/2008 season with the logo of the mobile service i-mode on their jerseys.
Stadium
Lovech Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Lovech,
Bulgaria. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home ground of PFC Litex Lovech.Built in
1962, and after a total reconstruction in 1999, it gained permission to stage international matches (with only 4 other Bulgarian stadiums in the list) It has around 7 000 seats and electric lighting.The field measures 110x82 meters.The most visited match has been the one versus Levski (Sofia) in 22.10.1998 - 12 500 spectators.
Current lineup
Litex Lovech'2007
As of June 2007
Squad changes 2007/08 season
In:
Out:
Greatest team
Vitomir Vutov
Radostin Kishishev
Rosen Kirilov
Ivaylo Petkov
Zhivko Zhelev
Stefan Yurukov
Nebojša Jelenković
Marian Todorov
Dimcho Belyakov
Zoran Jankovic
Svetoslav Todorov
Achievements
Notable players
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- Hristo Yovov
- Zhivko Zhelev
- Zdravko Zdravkov
- Ivaylo Petkov
- Altin Haxhi
- Alban Bushi
- Valeriu Rachita
- Aurelian Patrascu
- Dragoljub Simonovic
- Tiago Silva
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External links
- Official site of PFC Litex Lovech
- Unofficial website
- Another Unofficial Website in Bulgarian
