PFC Ludogorets Razgrad in European football

Ludogorets Razgrad, the champion of Bulgaria, beat Olympiakos in a penalty shootout after the teams were tied 3-3 on aggregate. Ludogorets benefited from the abolition of the away-goals rule this season, which would previously have sent Olympiakos through after the 2-2 second-leg draw.

Ludogorets suffered its first home loss in Razgrad in the European Tournaments since July 2015, after losing 1:2 against Istanbul Başakşehir in a Europa League group C match, reports sportal. 

Ludogorets made a prestigious victory on their home ground against the strong German team "Hoffenheim" 2:1 in the group stage of the Europa League, and the success came with a complete turnover of events after the Germans led in the second minute Kaderabek scored the first goal in the match after a mistake by Cosmin Moti, who made a bad pass near the box without being put under pressure.

Bulgaria's Ludogorets football club will face København in the UEFA Europa League 1/16 finals next year.

Ludogorets secured its place there after a successful standing in the Champions League this year, with its last match, against PSG, ending in a tie.

Ludogorets Razgrad has ended its participation in the Champions League after playing against Paris Saint-Germain in the French capital.

Through the tie, the Bulgarian football club has secured a point that allows it to play in the UEFA Europa League next year.

Ludogorets Razgrad has lost to Paris Saint-Germain in the first half of a Champions League group stage game in Sofia.

After a first half in which the two teams were tied 1:1, the guests from Paris gained an advantage of two goals in a matter of 15 minutes into the second one.

On the Bulgarian side, Natanael scored as early as the 16th munute.

Bulgaria's Ludogorets lost 2:1 to Moldova's Milsami Orhei in UEFA Champions League second qualifying round, second leg matches on Tuesday.

Halftime ended 1-1 after Wanderson scored for Ludogorets in 27 minute and Andronic earned a draw for Milsami a minute later.

Racu scored for Milsami in 89 minute, knocking Ludogorets out.

Bulgaria's reigning football champion Ludogorets suffered a surprising defeat in the first leg of the second qualifying round of the Champions League.

Hosts Ludogorets lost 0-1 to the champions of Moldova Milsami Orhei in a match, which was played on Tuesday.

Bulgaria's reigning football champion signed a two-year contract with the captain of Steaua Bucuresti - Andrei Prepelita.

Prepelita, who plays as midfielder, started his senior career at Arges Pitesti before moving to Universitatea Craiova.

Real Madrid FC has a 2-0 lead to PFC Ludogorets Razgrad in the first half of the match in Estadio Santiago Bernabéu.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored for Real Madrid in the 20th minute and Gareth Bale scored a second goal in the 38th minute.

Bulgaria's star football club is playing with ten players as Marcelinho was dismissed in the 19th minute.