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DateRHome v Away-
03/18 13:30 28 [15] Dobrudzha 1919 Dobrich v CSKA 1948 Sofia II [14] 0-0
03/18 13:00 28 [3] FC Hebar Pazardzhik v Strumska Slava [6] 1-1
03/14 13:30 27 Montana 1921 v FC Septemvri Simitli 1-1
03/14 13:30 27 [10] Sportist Svoge v Yantra Gabrovo [12] 1-1
03/14 13:30 27 [6] Strumska Slava v Ludogorets Razgrad II [7] 2-1
03/14 13:30 27 [15] Botev Plovdiv II v Minyor Pernik [4] 3-0
03/13 13:30 27 [2] Spartak Varna v Dobrudzha 1919 Dobrich [18] 1-2
03/13 13:30 27 [5] Septemvri Sofia v Levski Lom [19] 3-0
03/13 13:30 27 [9] Maritsa Plovdiv v Marek Dupnitsa [17] 3-0
03/13 13:30 27 [14] CSKA 1948 Sofia II v Litex Lovech [15] 4-1
03/13 10:30 27 [11] FK Sozopol v Etar 1924 Veliko Tarnovo [1] 1-1
03/10 13:30 26 [12] Yantra Gabrovo v Botev Plovdiv II [13] 1-0
03/09 15:30 26 [18] Litex Lovech v Spartak Varna [1] 2-1
03/09 13:30 26 [17] Dobrudzha 1919 Dobrich v Septemvri Sofia [5] 1-1
03/09 13:30 26 [4] Minyor Pernik v FK Sozopol [11] 3-0
03/09 13:30 26 [15] Marek Dupnitsa v Etar 1924 Veliko Tarnovo [2] 0-1
03/09 13:30 26 [19] Levski Lom v Strumska Slava [7] 1-1
03/09 13:00 26 [3] FC Hebar Pazardzhik v Montana 1921 [8] 0-3
03/05 13:30 25 [10] Sportist Svoge v FC Hebar Pazardzhik [3] 1-0
03/05 13:30 25 [7] Strumska Slava v Dobrudzha 1919 Dobrich [16] 3-0
03/05 13:30 25 [11] FK Sozopol v Yantra Gabrovo [12] 1-0
03/05 13:30 25 [6] Septemvri Sofia v Litex Lovech [17] 3-1
03/05 13:30 25 [9] Montana 1921 v Ludogorets Razgrad II [5] 1-0
03/05 13:30 25 [18] CSKA 1948 Sofia II v Marek Dupnitsa [14] 2-0
03/05 10:30 25 [3] Etar 1924 Veliko Tarnovo v Minyor Pernik [4] 3-0
03/04 13:00 25 [1] Spartak Varna v Maritsa Plovdiv [8] 3-0
02/27 12:00 24 [6] Ludogorets Razgrad II v Sportist Svoge [10] 1-0
02/27 12:00 24 [3] FC Hebar Pazardzhik v Botev Plovdiv II [13] 3-0
02/27 12:00 24 [18] CSKA 1948 Sofia II v Spartak Varna [2] Postponed
02/27 10:45 24 [15] Marek Dupnitsa v Minyor Pernik [4] 0-0
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Wikipedia - Second Professional Football League (Bulgaria)

The Bulgarian Second Professional Football League (Bulgarian: Втора професионална футболна лига, romanized: Vtora Profesionalna Futbolna Liga), also known as Second League (Bulgarian: Втора Лига) or Vtora liga, is the second level of the Bulgarian football league system, below First League and above the Third League. Sixteen teams take part in the league, each playing twice against all the other, once home and once away. Most matches are played on Saturdays and Sundays. The league is administered by the Bulgarian Professional Football League.

In 2016, the B Group's name was rebranded to Second Professional Football League.

History

Former B Group logo

B Republican Football Group

The B group was established in 1950 when the league was divided in two groups - North and South, in each group participating 10 teams. The first champions of the B Republican Football Group are Torpedo (Ruse) (North) and Spartak (Sofia) (South).

In season 1951 the group is only one - B Republican Football Group with 12 teams. The regulations are - in A Group are going the top team in the final standings from Sofia and the top two teams from the province (teams that aren't from Sofia).

In the next season 1952 the group is formed by 14 teams and from season 1953 the league is divided into five groups - Sofia B Group, North-West B Group, South-West B Group, North-East B Group and South-East B Group.

Second Professional Football Group

In the next seasons the league had many changes. In 2000 the Bulgarian Football Union changed the name of the division. The league is formed by 18 teams, not like previous seasons - 16 teams. To reduce the teams to 16 again in the next season the last six teams that finish in the final standings in the league were directly relegated.

First Professional Football League

Before the start of season 2001/2002 the league was again renamed. The championship started with 13 teams, because Lokomotiv (Plovdiv) and Belasitsa (Petrich) united with two teams from A Group - Lokomotiv with PFC Velbazhd Kyustendil and Belasitsa with PFC Hebar Pazardzhik. That meant, that this was the end of professional football in the towns of Kyustendil and Pazardzhik.

B Professional Football Group

Returning to the traditions of the B Republican Football Group was the creating of the B Professional Football Group. 16 teams participated in the league, each playing twice against all the other, once home and once away, with no play-offs.

Before the start of season 2005/2006 the Bulgarian Football Union decided to divide B Group in two groups - West B Group and East B Group with 14 teams in each group. Every team plays 13 matches as home team and 13 matches as away team. The two champions of the groups were directly promoted to A Group and the two teams that finished in second place in their group played a play-off for winning the final third place for promotion in A Group. On May 19, 2008 the two groups were extended to 16 teams. For season 2010/2011 the two groups were reduced again with 12 teams in each.

But just before the start of season 2011/2012 the number of teams in the two groups was again reduced - 10 teams in both West B Group and East B Group, with the winners of the groups directly promoting to A Group. The two teams that finished in second place in their group enter in a play-off for winning a place at the final play-off for promotion/relegation with the team that finished 14th in A Group.

Further changes were made before the start of season 2012/2013. The former format of B Group with the two groups (West and East) was replaced by a single division, formed by fourteen teams.

Second League

The Bulgaria B PFG, officially known as the Second Professional Football League, is the second tier of professional football in Bulgaria. Established in 2016, this tournament serves as a crucial platform for clubs aspiring to ascend to the top tier of Bulgarian football, the First Professional Football League (B PFG).

The league features a competitive format, with teams from across the country vying for promotion and striving to showcase their talent. Each season, clubs engage in a rigorous schedule of matches, fostering local rivalries and drawing passionate support from fans. The tournament not only highlights emerging talent but also provides a stage for established players to shine.

With a focus on development and competitiveness, the Bulgaria B PFG plays a vital role in the growth of football in the country, contributing to the overall strength of Bulgarian soccer. Clubs in the league are often seen as the breeding ground for future stars, making it an exciting and dynamic competition for players, coaches, and supporters alike.