ITALIAN LUIGI SIMONI – CSKA’S NEW COACH
Luigi Simoni is the new coach of the football team of CSKA. On December 8 he signed a two-year contract under which he is to come into office at the beginning of 2002.
Luigi Simoni is the new coach of the football team of CSKA. On December 8 he signed a two-year contract under which he is to come into office at the beginning of 2002.
Armen Nazarian and Sergey Mureyko advanced to the quarterfinals of the 46th Greco-Roman World Wrestling Championships in Patras, Greece. Armen Nazarian, Bulgaria's two-time Olympic champion, beat Istvan Majoros of Hungary 4-0 in the 58 kilogram (127 3/4 p
Bulgaria's Albena Denkova and Maxim Staviyski won the bronze in free skating competition in Kumamoto, Japan Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat of France won the gold medal. Margarita Drobiazko and Povilas Vanagas of Lithuania took the silver medal.
Nikolay Paslar won gold medal at the 69 kg finals of the 35th World Freestyle Wrestling Championship for men in Sofia on November 25. So far the Bessarabian Bulgarian had won 2 bronze medals for Bulgaria at European Championships.
Nikolay Paslar qualified for the 69 kg final at the 35th World Freestyle Wrestling Championship for men in Sofia. Thus the Bessarabian Bulgarian provided himself the silver medal at least.
Two Bulgarians, Serafim Barzakov (63 kg) and Krasimir Kochev (97 kg) advanced to the finals. Barzakov won the gold medal with 3-1 against world and Olympic champion Alireza Dabir of Iran.
The Minister of State Administration Dimitur Kalchev opened on November 22 the World Freestyle Wrestling Championships in Sofia. The wrestling tournament scheduled for Sept.
Jordan Jovtchev was pronounced N 1 Gymnast of the already ended 35th World Gymnastics Championship in Gent (Belgium). The Bulgarian won the biggest number of medals in the men's competition - 3, becoming champion at the standing exercises and the loops, a
Bulgaria's Jordan Jovtchev and Russia's elegant Svetlana Khorkina took the limelight by winning two gold medals each out of five individual apparatus finals at the World Gymnastics Championships here on Saturday, AP reported. Jovtchev, bronze medalist on
The bosses of Levski had offered to the legendary German footballer in the recent times to take the helm of the 'blues', Todor Batkov, member of the Supervisory Board, said yesterday. 'Schuster insisted on a salary, accounting for 15 percent of the annual
The Bulgarian branch of the Russian oil company LUKoil became major sponsor of the Burgas football club Neftochimik. LUKoil however did not buy the club’s controlling stake.
CSKA Kyiv (Ukr) 0 - 2 Club Brugge (Bel) Osijek (Cro) 1 - 2 AEK Athens (Gre)
At the first round of games for UEFA cup Litex (Lovetch) beated Union in Berlin as a guest 2 to 0, CSKA lost as a guest in Milan 0 to 2. All results – read in SPORTS today
Fifth-seeded Nathalie Tauziat of France advanced to the second round of the $1.2 million Swisscom Challenge, whose field is depleted by the loss of top players, AP reported.
Lagos In a bid to show case the Super Eagles before the Mali 2002 Nations Cup, the Nigeria Football Association (NFA) has lined up series of friendlies that would be played in three Nigerian capitals from November 7 to 14.
The world wrestling championships scheduled for New York last month but postponed after the terrorist attacks will now take place in Bulgaria and Greece, the international wrestling federation announced. FILA, wrestling`s world governing body, said the fr
ABSTRACTED from The Canadian Press A look at the nine European World Cup groups heading into the final weekend of qualifying matches.
The Independent - United Kingdom BY PHIL SHAW
Bulgaria Plays in Prague against Czech on Saturday. The picture in Group Three before:
1 (1) Martina Hingis, Switzerland, 5,256 points.
Bulgaria defeated Ukraine 3:1 (25:23, 22:25, 25:21, 25:21) in the bronze medal match at the European Volleyball Championships for Women and qualified automatically for the next championships in Ankara (Turkey).
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