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Published in Bulgaria - Social interactions and entertainment - 7 - 29 Jul 19 07:12

Hello,
The quest said i was supposed to write an article about sport and it suddenly struck me... You all have heard the phrase Samo Levski i tesni picki xD, so i decided to write something about the best football club ever - PFC Levski Sofia.

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Levski SofiaÂ Â is a professionalÂ association footballÂ club based inÂ Sofia,Â Bulgaria. The team competes in theÂ First League, the top division of theÂ Bulgarian football league system.Â Sport Club Levski was founded in 1911 by a group of students at the Second Male High School in Sofia, with football as the major sport practiced. The clubs name was chosen in honour of the Bulgarian revolutionaryÂ Vasil Levski,Â a BulgarianÂ revolutionaryÂ renowned as theÂ national heroÂ of the country,Â and the club was officially registered on May 24, 1914. Vasil Levski is also known as The Apostle of Freedom. Levski was, is and always will be a philosophy for many people.Â A few years after the Eternal Rival of Levski - CSKA, the army club, was founded by the Communist government in 1948, Levski wasÂ forced to rename itself, and was stripped off its own stadium, people were kicked off the stadiums for chanting Levski, football players were forced to join the newly founded communsit club, and therehow 8 consecutive titles were gifted to CSKA.Â Levski became the symbol of freedom in Bulgaria, the way to protest against the attrocities of the communist regime, and the chant Levski means freedom was born.

Levski have participated in more seasons of theÂ Bulgarian footballÂ championship than any other team and are the only Bulgarian team to haveÂ never been relegated. They have won 26Â A GroupÂ titles, 25Â Bulgarian CupsÂ and 3Â Super Cups, 6Â Tsars Cup /Â Cup of the Soviet ArmyÂ /Â which include a record 13Â DoublesÂ and 2Â Trebles. On an international basis, Levski have reached fiveÂ European Cup Winners CupÂ andÂ UEFA CupÂ quarterfinals, twoÂ Balkans CupÂ finals, and inÂ 2006, they became the first Bulgarian club to reach the group stages of theÂ UEFA Champions League.
The teams regular kit colour isÂ all-blue. Levskis home ground is theÂ Georgi Asparuhov StadiumÂ inÂ Sofia, which has a capacity of 29,200 spectators.Â Â Levski is also a regular member of theÂ European Club AssociationÂ and theÂ European Multisport Club Association.Â

The Supporters
Historically, Levski Sofia fans gathered in the south stand of the stadium. This tradition is believed to have its roots in the Sofia Derby when Levski fans met before the games at the area close to the south end of the Vasil Levski National Stadium. Due to the orientation of the stadium and the naming conventions of stands at most Bulgarian stadiums, Sector B became synonymous with Levski fans. More recently the fans in Sector B are seen as part of theÂ UltrasÂ movement popular in theÂ Balkans. Today Sector B initiates most of the songs, choreography and pyrotechnic displays at Levski games. Levski supporters are organized by fanclubs, most notably the National Supporters Club which helps and coordinates fans from all around Bulgaria and supports the organization of events. There are also notable groups from Sofia (Sofia-West, South Division, Blue Junta, HD Boys, LSL and many more) and other cities acrossÂ BulgariaÂ andÂ around the WorldÂ (such as Ultra Varna, Blue Huns Pernik, OCB Veliko Tarnovo, Torcida Kyustendil, Ultras Vidin, Iron Pazardzhik, Youth Brigade 034 Pazardzik, Blue Warriors Plovdiv, Blue Boys Blagoevgrad, Blue Lads Sliven, Vandals Pleven, Levski Club Dobrich, Ultras Radomir, Ultras Burgas, Levski 1914 Karlovo, Yambol Boys, Levski UK, Levski Chicago and many more) Ultras Levski have a very strong long-standing friendship withÂ SS Lazio fans. According to a study performed forÂ UEFA, Levski is the most popular Bulgarian club and share the sixth position in Europe withÂ Juventus, by percentage of support in its own country (31%).Â