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Ludogorets' team has become champion of Bulgaria for the seventh consecutive year! This happened after today's loss of CSKA Sofia with 1:2 from Botev (Plovdiv). Four rounds before the end of the season the Eagles lead 13 points in front of the Reds and are unreachable at the top of the standings.
In the next round the champions will visit CSKA Sofia in a match that will be only for prestige. From now on, the goal for the Razgrad players would be to improve records of successive victories.
The Ludogorets hegemony started in the 2011/2012 season and since then there has been no club to oppose the Razgrad team and win the championship title. The trophy will be given to the champions of the match against Levski at the Ludogorets Arena on May 12th.
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