The Bulgarian Cup is a Bulgarian annual football competition. It's the country's main cup competition.

Results

Key

(R) Replay
(SR) Second Replay
Italics Team from outside the top level of Bulgarian football
Bold Winning team were also Bulgarian football champions,
achieving The Double

Tsar's Cup (1938-1942)

Season Winner Score Runner-up Date Venue Attendance Notes
1938 FK 13 Sofia (1) walkover Levski Ruse 03/10/1938 Yunak Stadium 10,000 [1]
1939 Shipka Sofia (1) 2–0 Levski Ruse 03/10/1939 Levski Playing Field 4,000 [1]
1940 FK 13 Sofia (2) 2–1 Sportklub Plovdiv 13/10/1940 Levski Playing Field 5,000 [1]
1941 AS 23 Sofia (1) 4–2 Napredak Ruse 03/10/1941 City Stadium 10,000 [1]
1942 Levski Sofia (1) walkover Sportklub Plovdiv 03/10/1942 Yunak Stadium 8,000 [1]

Soviet Army Cup (1946-1982)

Season Winner Score Runner-up Date Venue Attendance Notes
1946 Levski Sofia (2) 4–1 Chernolomets Popovo 06/05/1946 Yunak Stadium 15,000 [1]
1947 Levski Sofia (3) 1–0 Botev Plovdiv 01/06/1947 Yunak Stadium 17,000 [1]
1948 Lokomotiv Sofia (1) 1–0 Slavia-Chengelov Plovdiv 09/05/1948 Yunak Stadium 12,000 [1]
1949 Levski Sofia (4) 1–1 (aet) CSKA Sofia 08/05/1949 Yunak Stadium 35,000 [1]
(R) 2–2 (aet) 16/05/1949 Yunak Stadium 35,000 [1]
(SR) 2–1 (aet) 17/05/1949 Yunak Stadium 35,000 [1]
1950 Levski Sofia (5) 1–1 (aet) CSKA Sofia 26/11/1950 Narodna Armia Stadium 30,000 [1]
(R) 1–1 (aet) 27/11/1950 Narodna Armia Stadium 30,000 [1]
(SR) 1–0 (aet) 03/12/1950 Narodna Armia Stadium 30,000 [1]
1951 CSKA Sofia (1) 1–0 (aet) Akademik Sofia 07/11/1951 Narodna Armia Stadium 25,000 [1]
1952 Slavia Sofia (1) 3–1 Spartak Sofia 09/11/1952 Narodna Armia Stadium 22,000 [1]
1953 Lokomotiv Sofia (2) 2–1 Levski Sofia 25/11/1953 Vasil Levski National Stadium 30,000 [1]
1954 CSKA Sofia (2) 2–1 Slavia Sofia 07/11/1954 Vasil Levski National Stadium 30,000 [1]
1955 CSKA Sofia (3) 5–2 (aet) Spartak Plovdiv 11/12/1955 Vasil Levski National Stadium 32,000 [1]
1956 Levski Sofia (6) 5–2 Botev Plovdiv 18/11/1956 Vasil Levski National Stadium 40,000 [1]
1957 Levski Sofia (7) 2–1 Spartak Pleven 07/11/1957 Vasil Levski National Stadium 28,000 [1]
1958 Spartak Plovdiv (1) 1–0 Minyor Pernik 07/11/1958 Vasil Levski National Stadium 20,000 [1]
1958–59 Levski Sofia (8) 1–0 Spartak Plovdiv 02/05/1959 Vasil Levski National Stadium 40,000 [1]
1959–60 Septemvri Sofia (1) 4–3 (aet) Lokomotiv Plovdiv 15/06/1960 Vasil Levski National Stadium 25,000 [1]
1960–61 CSKA Sofia (4) 3–0 Spartak Varna 28/06/1961 Vasil Levski National Stadium 25,000 [1]
1961–62 Botev Plovdiv (1) 3–0 Dunav Ruse 12/08/1962 Vasil Levski National Stadium 20,000 [1]
1962–63 Slavia Sofia (2) 2–0 Botev Plovdiv 10/09/1963 Vasil Levski National Stadium 40,000 [1]
1963–64 Slavia Sofia (3) 3–2 Botev Plovdiv 09/09/1964 Vasil Levski National Stadium 31,000 [1]
1964–65 CSKA Sofia (5) 3–2 Levski Sofia 08/09/1965 Ovcha Kupel Stadium 30,000 [1]
1965–66 Slavia Sofia (4) 1–0 CSKA Sofia 10/09/1966 Vasil Levski National Stadium 25,000 [1]
1966–67 Levski Sofia (9) 3–0 Spartak Sofia 16/07/1967 Vasil Levski National Stadium 38,000 [1]
1967–68 Spartak Sofia (1) 3–2 (aet) Beroe Stara Zagora 06/06/1968 Vasil Levski National Stadium 18,000 [1]
1968–69 CSKA Sofia (6) 2–1 Levski Sofia 30/04/1969 Vasil Levski National Stadium 40,000 [1]
1969–70 Levski Sofia (10) 2–1 CSKA Sofia 25/08/1970 Vasil Levski National Stadium 46,000 [1]
1970–71 Levski Sofia (11) 3–0 Lokomotiv Plovdiv 25/08/1971 Narodna Armia Stadium 30,000 [1]
1971–72 CSKA Sofia (7) 3–0 Slavia Sofia 25/08/1972 Vasil Levski National Stadium 25,000 [1]
1972–73 CSKA Sofia (8) 2–1 Beroe Stara Zagora 03/06/1973 Vasil Levski National Stadium 18,000 [1]
1973–74 CSKA Sofia (9) 2–1 (aet) Levski Sofia 10/08/1974 Vasil Levski National Stadium 40,000 [1]
1974–75 Slavia Sofia (5) 3–2 Lokomotiv Sofia 21/06/1975 Vasil Levski National Stadium 15,000 [1]
1975–76 Levski Sofia (12) 4–3 (aet) CSKA Sofia 02/061976 Vasil Levski National Stadium 65,000 [1]
1976–77 Levski Sofia (13) 2–1 Lokomotiv Sofia 12/06/1977 Vasil Levski National Stadium 45,000 [1]
1977–78 Marek Dupnitsa (1) 1–0 CSKA Sofia 24/05/1978 Vasil Levski National Stadium 40,000 [1]
1978–79 Levski Sofia (14) 4–1 Beroe Stara Zagora 23/05/1979 Vasil Levski National Stadium 40,000 [1]
1979–80 Slavia Sofia (6) 3–1 Beroe Stara Zagora 13/05/1980 Vasil Levski National Stadium 30,000 [1]
1980–81 Botev Plovdiv (2) 1–0 Pirin Blagoevgrad 05/05/1981 Vasil Levski National Stadium 20,000 [1]
1981–82 Lokomotiv Sofia (3) 2–1 (aet) Lokomotiv Plovdiv 12/06/1982 Pleven Stadium 8,000 [1]

Bulgarian Cup (since 1983)

Season Winner Score Runner-up Date Venue Attendance Notes
1982–83 CSKA Sofia (10) 4–0 Spartak Varna 03/04/1983 Plovdiv Stadium 15,000 [1]
1983–84 Levski Sofia (15) 1–0 Botev Plovdiv 02/05/1984 Druzhba Stadium, Kardzhali 30,000 [1]
1984–85 CSKA Sofia (11) 2–1 Levski Sofia 19/06/1985 Vasil Levski National Stadium 35,000 [1]
1985–86 Levski Sofia (16) 2–1 CSKA Sofia 27/04/1986 Vasil Levski National Stadium 28,000 [1]
1986–87 CSKA Sofia (12) 2–1 Levski Sofia 13/05/1987 Vasil Levski National Stadium 40,000 [1]
1987–88 CSKA Sofia (13) 4–1 Levski Sofia 11/05/1988 Vasil Levski National Stadium 50,000 [1]
1988–89 CSKA Sofia (14) 3–0 Chernomorets Burgas 24/05/1989 Pleven Stadium 15,000 [1]
1989–90 Sliven (1) 2–0 CSKA Sofia 30/05/1990 Hristo Botev Stadium, Gabrovo 15,000 [1]
1990–91 Levski Sofia (17) 2–1 Botev Plovdiv 29/05/1991 Ivaylo Stadium 10,000 [1]
1991–92 Levski Sofia (18) 5–0 Pirin Blagoevgrad 27/05/1992 Georgi Benkovski Stadium 10,000 [1]
1992–93 CSKA Sofia (15) 1–0 Botev Plovdiv 02/06/1993 Hristo Botev Stadium, Blagoevgrad 18,000 [1]
1993–94 Levski Sofia (19) 1–0 Pirin Blagoevgrad 04/05/1994 Vasil Levski National Stadium 18,000 [1]
1994–95 Lokomotiv Sofia (4) 4–2 Botev Plovdiv 27/05/1995 Vasil Levski National Stadium 20,000 [1]
1995–96 Slavia Sofia (7) walkover Levski Sofia 01/05/1996 Vasil Levski National Stadium 22,000 [1]
1996–97 CSKA Sofia (16) 3–1 Levski Sofia 27/05/1997 Vasil Levski National Stadium 18,500 [1]
1997–98 Levski Sofia (20) 5–0 CSKA Sofia 13/05/1998 Vasil Levski National Stadium 50,000 [1]
1998–99 CSKA Sofia (17) 1–0 Litex Lovech 25/05/1999 Balgarska Armia Stadium 20,000 [1]
1999–00 Levski Sofia (21) 2–0 Neftochimic Burgas 31/05/2000 Hristo Botev Stadium, Plovdiv 18,000 [1]
2000–01 Litex Lovech (1) 1–0 (aet) Velbazhd Kyustendil 24/05/2001 Lokomotiv Stadium, Sofia 8,000 [1]
2001–02 Levski Sofia (22) 3–1 CSKA Sofia 15/05/2002 Ovcha Kupel Stadium 17,500 [1]
2002–03 Levski Sofia (23) 2–1 Litex Lovech 21/05/2003 Vasil Levski National Stadium 10,453 [1]
2003–04 Litex Lovech (2) 2–2 (4–3 pen.) CSKA Sofia 12/05/2004 Vasil Levski National Stadium 11,461 [1]
2004–05 Levski Sofia (24) 2–1 CSKA Sofia 25/05/2005 Vasil Levski National Stadium 10,848 [1]
2005–06 CSKA Sofia (18) 3–1 Cherno More Varna 24/05/2006 Vasil Levski National Stadium 7,216 [1]
2006–07 Levski Sofia (25) 1–0 (aet) Litex Lovech 24/05/2007 Beroe Stadium 11,000 [1]
2007–08 Litex Lovech (3) 1–0 Cherno More Varna 14/05/2008 Vasil Levski National Stadium 2,040 [1]
2008–09 Litex Lovech (4) 3–0 Pirin Blagoevgrad 26/05/2009 Georgi Asparuhov Stadium 9,500 [1]
2009–10 Beroe Stara Zagora (1) 1–0 Pomorie 05/05/2010 Lovech Stadium 5,250 [1]
2010–11 CSKA Sofia (19) 1–0 Slavia Sofia 25/05/2011 Vasil Levski National Stadium 17,500 [1]
2011–12 Ludogorets Razgrad (1) 2–1 Lokomotiv Plovdiv 19/05/2012 Lazur Stadium 13,103 [1]
2012–13 Beroe Stara Zagora (2) 3–3 (3–1 pen.) Levski Sofia 15/05/2013 Lovech Stadium 7,500 [1]
2013–14 Ludogorets Razgrad (2) 1–0 Botev Plovdiv 15/05/2014 Lazur Stadium 13,250 [1]
2014–15 Cherno More Varna (1) 2–1 (aet) Levski Sofia 30/05/2015 Lazur Stadium 13,910 [1]
2015–16 CSKA Sofia (20) 1−0 Montana 24/05/2016 Vasil Levski National Stadium 33,345 [1]
2016–17 Botev Plovdiv (3) 2−1 Ludogorets Razgrad 24/05/2017 Vasil Levski National Stadium 9,800 [1]
2017–18 Slavia Sofia (8) 0−0 (4–2 pen.) Levski Sofia 09/05/2018 Vasil Levski National Stadium 32,000 [1]
2018–19 Lokomotiv Plovdiv (1) 1−0 Botev Plovdiv 15/05/2019 Vasil Levski National Stadium 20,500 [1]
2019–20 Lokomotiv Plovdiv (2) 0−0 (5–3 pen.) CSKA Sofia 01/07/2020 Vasil Levski National Stadium 12,000 [1]
2020–21 CSKA Sofia (21) 1−0 Arda 19/05/2021 Vasil Levski National Stadium 22,000 [1]
2021–22 Levski Sofia (26) 1–0 CSKA Sofia 15/05/2022 Vasil Levski National Stadium 40,600 [1]
2022–23 Ludogorets Razgrad (3) 3–1 CSKA 1948 Sofia 24/05/2023 Vasil Levski National Stadium 1,000 [1]

Performance

By Club

Club Wins Last win Runners-up Last final lost
Levski Sofia262022122018
CSKA Sofia212021142022
Slavia Sofia8201832011
Litex Lovech4200932007
Lokomotiv Sofia4199521977
Botev Plovdiv32017102019
Ludogorets Razgrad3202312017
Beroe Stara Zagora2201341980
Lokomotiv Plovdiv2202042012
FK 13 Sofia21940——
Spartak Plovdiv1195821959
Spartak Sofia1196821967
Cherno More Varna1201522008
Shipka Sofia11939——
Atletik-Slava 2311941——
Septemvri Sofia11960——
Marek Dupnitsa11978——
Sliven11990——
Pirin Blagoevgrad — — 4 2009
Levski Ruse——21939
Sportklub Plovdiv——21942
Spartak Varna——21983
Napredak Ruse——11941
Chernolomets Popovo——11946
Slavia-Chengelov Plovdiv——11948
Akademik Sofia——11951
Spartak Pleven——11957
Minyor Pernik——11958
Dunav Ruse——11962
Chernomorets Burgas——11989
Naftex Burgas——12000
Velbazhd Kyustendil——12001
Montana——12016
Arda Kardzhali——12021
CSKA 1948 Sofia——12023

By City / Town

A total of 18 clubs have won the Bulgarian Cup, from eight different cities.

City Wins Clubs
Sofia 65 Levski (26), CSKA (21), Slavia (8), Lokomotiv (4), FK 13 (2), AS-23 (1), Septemvri (1), Shipka (1), Spartak (1)
Plovdiv 6 Botev (3), Lokomotiv (2), Spartak (1)
Lovech 4 Litex (4)
Razgrad 3 Ludogorets (3)
Stara Zagora 2 Beroe (2)
Dupnitsa 1 Marek (1)
Sliven 1 Sliven (1)
Varna 1 Cherno More (1)

Note: Italics indicates defunct clubs.

References

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