PFC Chernomorets Burgas Sofia

The Chernomorets Burgas PSFK Balgarija ( Bulgarian ПСФК Черноморец Бургас България ), also briefly TM Burgas Sofia is a Bulgarian football club from Sofia, who was called to 2001 Chernomorets Burgas PSFK, 2001 with the Sofia club FC Conegliano German ( Bulg: ФК Конелиано Герман ) was combined and contributed to 2006 the name Chernomorets Burgas ( Sofia). 2006 managed the club to promotion to the A Grupa, the first Bulgarian league, but rose from the end of the season. Since 2007, he lazily the current name, but has no gaming license and is not to be confused with the first division club FC Chernomorets Burgas 919.

History

During the summer of 2006, the businessman Ivaylo Draschew from Burgas bought the license of the company's team of the branch of the Italian company of Conegliano from German, a suburb of Sofia. Drashev named the club Chernomorets Burgas to in PFK -Sofia; under this name took over the team in the season 2006/2007 participated in the Bulgarian championship round. The club, however, had for the first game not logged the prescribed five young players, the match turned out; on the second matchday of the club could not meet the security requirements, so that the second game did not take place. An exclusion of the team was discussed by the Association; there was a punishment but only three penalty points. After the season Burgas rose on the last place in the B Grupa from - to -2 ( minus 2 ) points, as the team in the 30 games of the season only one draw reached ( goal difference 8:131 ). The club played its home games in the A Grupa at the National Stadium " Vasil Levski " in Sofia.

After the 2006/ 07 season the club was renamed again in Chernomorets Burgas - Balgaria ( Bulg: Черноморец - Бургас - България ) and resettled in the city of Burgas.