appearances (404) and goals (180). Bulgarian league top scorers Bulgarian Footballer of the Year Club records Biggest league win: 9–1 vs Dobrudzha Dobrich (21 September 2002) — 2002–03 Biggest league defeat: 0–9 vs Slavia Sofia (2 March 1986) — 1985–86 Biggest cup win: 8–1 vs Pirin Blagoevgrad — 19467–0 vs Torpedo Dimitrovgrad — 1954 Biggest cup defeat: 0–6 vs Minyor Pernik — 1998–99 Most league points in a season: 75 — 2003–04 Most league goals in a season: 74 — 2003–04 Most consecutive wins in the league (single season): 6 — from 25 April 1971 to 13 June 1971 from 23 February 2002 to 16 March 2002 from 9 August 2003 to 20 September 2003 from 10 April 2004 to 8 May 2004 from 24 April 2016 to 28 May 2016 from 13 September 2019 to 29 October 2019 Most consecutive league games unbeaten (single season): 11 — from 17 February 2002 to 13 April 2002 from 9 August 2003 to 9 November 2003 from 6 December 2020 to 21 April 2021 Record European competition home attendance: 40,000 vs Juventus (10 March 1965) — Fairs Cup, Third round 2nd leg, 1964–65 As of 25 July 2022 Managers Notable managers Managerial history Stefan Paunov (1969–71) Ivan Manolov (1971–75) Borislav Milenov (1975–76) Аtanas Dramov (1977–78) Dimitar Grigorov (1978–79) Petar Dimitrov (1979–80) Аtanas Dramov (2) (1982–83) Atanas Angelov (Aug 5 1983–Sept 26 1983) Hristo Bonev (Oct 29 1983–Dec 22 1985) Аtanas Dramov (3) (Feb 15 1986–April 19, 1986) Gancho Peev (Aug 9 1986–Nov 30 1986) Hristo Bonev (2) (Feb 14 1987–May 28, 1988) Stancho Bonchev (Aug 13 1988–Jun 3 1989) Mihail Georgiev (Aug 12 1989–Jun 8 1991) Аtanas Dramov (4) (Aug 17 1991–Oct 31 1992) Petar Miladinov (Nov 21 1992–Jun 5 1993) Ivan Vutsov (Aug 14 1993–Mar 26 1994) Voyn Voynov (Mar 26 1994–June 31, 1994) Ivan Kuchukov (Aug 19 1994–June 10, 1995) Ivan Gluhchev (Sept 2 1995–Oct 28 1995) Gancho Peev (2) (Aug 12 1995–Aug 26 1995) Vasil Ankov (Nov 5 1995–Feb 24 1996) Ivan Marinov (Mar 2 1996–1996) Dinko Dermendzhiev (Mar 9 1996–May 11, 1996) Krasimir Manolov (Aug 9 1996–Dec 7 1996) Ivan Marinov (2) (1996–1997) Stancho Bonchev (2) (Feb 22 1997–May 31, 1997) Radoslav Zdravkov (1997–1997) Аtanas Dramov (5) (1997–1998) Ivan Gluchev (2) (May 1998–Sept 1998) Dinko Dermendzhiev (2) (1998–1999) Georgi Vasilev (1999–1999) Vladimir Fatov (1999–1999) Vasil Ankov (2) (1999–2000) Ayan Sadakov (2000–2000) Eduard Eranosyan (2000–2001) Stefan Draganov (2001–2001) Dimitar