2003 Bulgarian Cup Final

2003 Bulgarian Cup Final
Event 2002–03 Bulgarian Cup
Date 21 May 2003
Venue Vasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia
Referee Ivan Dobrinov
Attendance 10,453

The 2003 Bulgarian Cup Final was the final match of the 2002–03 edition of the Bulgarian Cup competition. It was the 21st consecutive Bulgarian Cup final match after the competition was established and 63th national cup final overall.

The match was held on 21 May 2003 at the Vasil Levski National Stadium in Sofia, Bulgaria. Levski Sofia beat Litex Lovech 2–1. The win gave Levski their 24th Bulgarian Cup success.

Match

Details

21 May 2003
19:00
Litex Lovech 1 – 2 Levski Sofia
Hdiouad  89' Golovskoy  48'
Simonović  82'
Vasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia
Attendance: 10,453
Referee: Ivan Dobrinov
Litex
Levski
Litex:
GK 12Bulgaria Stoyan Stavrev
DF 13 Bulgaria Nikolay Dimitrov  90'
DF 3Bulgaria Zhivko Zhelev (c)
DF 4Bulgaria Zlatomir Zagorčić
DF 27Brazil Tiago Silva
MF 23Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Nebojša Jelenković
MF 30Bulgaria Tsvetan Krastev
MF 10Bulgaria Atanas Bornosuzov  77'
MF 18Morocco Mourad Hdiouad
FW 11Bulgaria Hristo Yovov  37'
FW 16 Bulgaria Desislav Rusev
Substitutes:
GK 1Bulgaria Vitomir Vutov
DF 2Bulgaria Stanislav Bachev
MF 8Bulgaria Ivaylo Petev
MF 14Bulgaria Kiril Nikolov  37'
MF 15 Bulgaria Anatoli Todorov  77'
FW 21Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Saša Bogunović  90'
MF 32Togo Paul Adado
Coach:
Bulgaria Ferario Spasov
Levski:
GK 27 Bulgaria Dimitar Ivankov (c)
DF 20 Bulgaria Stanislav Angelov
DF 22 Bulgaria Ilian Stoyanov
DF 26Nigeria Omonigho Temile
DF 11Bulgaria Elin Topuzakov
MF 4 Bulgaria Biser Ivanov  46'
MF 15Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Saša Simonović
MF 10Nigeria Garba Lawal  77'
MF 21Bulgaria Dimitar Telkiyski  87'
FW 9Bulgaria Todor Kolev
FW 19Bulgaria Georgi Chilikov
Substitutes:
GK 1 Bulgaria Georgi Petkov
DF 3 Bulgaria Said Ibraimov
DF 5 Bulgaria Georgi Markov
FW 7 Brazil Marcelo Vavá  87'
MF 8 Bulgaria Stanislav Genchev
MF 17 Russia Konstantin Golovskoy  46'
MF 24Ecuador Manuel Mendoza  77'
Coach:
Bulgaria Georgi Todorov

See also

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