The Champions League, Bulgaria’s most prestigious club minifootball competition, has concluded, and we have a new champion – FC Villa Mark from Sofia. Villa Mark takes over as champion after the two-year reign of Tera Track Veliko Tarnovo at the top.
Nenko Georgiev’s team left no room for surprises, securing 7 wins in 7 matches during the tournament held at the Sveti Vlas resort. In the final, Villa Mark convincingly defeated Malki Strasti from Sofia with a score of 5:0.
The two bronze medalists of the tournament are Raikomers Sofia and KCM 2000 Grup from Plovdiv. Thirty-two teams competed for the crown in Bulgarian minifootball, and many pundits consider this edition of the Champions League to be the strongest ever in terms of competition.