2010 Bulgarian Cup final

2010 Bulgarian Cup final
Event	2009–10 Bulgarian Cup
Date	5 May 2010
Venue	Gradski Stadium, Lovech
Man of the Match	Doncho Atanasov
Referee	Nikolay Yordanov
Attendance	5,250
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Last updated September 07, 2025

The 2010 Bulgarian Cup final was played at the Lovech Stadium in Lovech on 5 May 2010, and was contested by Beroe Stara Zagora and Chernomorets Pomorie. The match was won by Beroe Stara Zagora, with Doncho Atanasov scoring the crucial goal in the 92nd minute.^[1]

Match

Details

5 May 2010

18:00

Chernomorets Pomorie	0–1	Beroe Stara Zagora
		D. Atanasov 90+2'

Gradski Stadium, Lovech

Attendance: 5,250

Referee: Nikolay Yordanov (Sofia)

Chernomorets

Beroe


Chernomorets:
GK	1	Yanko Georgiev
DF	2	Kostadin Velkov
DF	18	Miroslav Koev
DF	22	Malin Orachev (c)
DF	25	Plamen Dimov
MF	14	Emanuil Manev
MF	17	Georgi Chakarov 89'
MF	8	Georgi Kostadinov 63'
MF	10	Stanimir Mitev
MF	11	Tsvetan Filipov 90'
FW	20	Yani Pehlivanov
Substitutes:
GK	12	Plamen Kolev
MF	3	Georgi Kaloyanov
DF	4	Venelin Filipov 90'
FW	9	Zhivko Petkov
FW	19	Galin Dimov 89'
MF	21	Krum Stoyanov
DF	31	Radoslav Staykov
Manager:
Petar Houbchev Assistant referees: Nikola Djuganski Kiril Manolov Fourth official: Anatoli Donchev


Beroe:
GK	22	Boyan Peykov
DF	2	Zdravko Iliev
DF	24	Stanislav Bachev
DF	28	Atanas Atanasov 46'
DF	5	Ivo Ivanov
MF	13	Dian Genchev 71'
MF	7	Slavi Zhekov (c)
MF	18	Petar Kostadinov
FW	17	Iskren Pisarov
FW	77	Georgi Andonov
FW	11	Doncho Atanasov
Substitutes:
GK	33	Teodor Skorchev
DF	3	Todor Todorov 46'
MF	6	Georgi Bozhanov
MF	20	Nikolay Stankov 71'
MF	21	Milen Tanev
FW	27	Atanas Apostolov
MF	29	Simeon Minchev
Manager:
Ilian Iliev

References

↑ "Beroe end final hoodoo". UEFA. Archived from the original on 7 May 2010. Retrieved 2010-05-05.

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[1] "Beroe end final hoodoo". UEFA. Archived from the original on 7 May 2010. Retrieved 2010-05-05.

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2010 Bulgarian Cup final

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Match

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