PFC Cherno More Varna
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PFC Cherno More Varna is a Bulgarian football club from the town of Varna.
They play their home games in the Bulgarian Premier League at the local Stadium Ticha with a 12,000 seated capacity.
Cherno More Varna was formed in 1945 by the merging of two teams that had won the Bulgarian Championship four times in the 1920s and 1930s.
Vladislav Varna, named after Polish king Władysław III of Varna won three times and Ticha Varna won once.
[edit] Current Players
- Krasimir Kolev
- Stefan Goshev
- Gosho Ginchev
- Kosio Mirchev
- Danail Bachkov
- Diyan Genchev
- Rumen Shankulov
- Emil Todorov
- Martin Zafirov
- Misha Miloshevich
- Stanislav Stoyanov
- Petar Kostadinov
- Hristov
- Bentsa
[edit] External links
- National fanclub website (Bulgarian)
- PFC Cherno More fansite (Bulgarian)
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