"Ludogorets" has won the football title of Bulgaria for the 11th consecutive year. This happened after the first round of the playoff phase. The team from Razgrad easily won 4:1 against the guests from "Slavia". Ludogorets were already ahead 3-0 in the middle of the first half.
"Ludogorets" once again broke the record for consecutive Bulgarian football titles. A year ago, the football club of Razgrad broke the previous record held by CSKA, which had 9 consecutive titles.
There were few people who watched the victory at the stadium in Razgrad, most likely due to bad weather conditions.
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