Kaliakra Kavarna Albena Cup

Kaliakra Kavarna Albena Cup (Bulgarian: Калиакра Каварна Албена Къп) or Albena Cup (Bulgarian: Албена Къп) is an annual summer international football tournament held in Albena, Bulgaria, since 2000. Sponsored is "Moto-Pphoe", PFL, Bulgarian Football Union, municipality of Kavarna and resort "Albena" at home. Media Partner of the event's newspaper "Topsport". Chief organizer Nikolay Zlatev, who is head of the "Sport" in resort "Albena" AD. Kaliakra Kavarna Albena Cup is a descendant of the traditional international tournament Albena MobilTel (2001-2003). It is held in January and February.

Kaliakra Kavarna Albena Cup
Founded2000
RegionBulgaria (UEFA)
Number of teams4-15
Current championsBulgaria PFC Sportist Svoge
Most successful team(s)Bulgaria PFC Levski Sofia (3 titles)

In the first edition of the tournament eight participating teams were divided into two groups of four teams. Played against each other, arguing the winners for first place, while others allocate places to 8th.

Finals

YearChampionRunners-UpThird placeFourth place
2000Bulgaria PFC Levski SofiaRussia FC Krylia Sovetov SamaraBulgaria PFC Spartak VarnaGeorgia (country) FC Torpedo Kutaisi
2001Bulgaria PFC Levski SofiaCroatia NK OsijekRussia FC Krylia Sovetov SamaraSlovakia MFK Ružomberok
2002Bulgaria PFC Levski SofiaBulgaria PFC Slavia SofiaPoland Orlen PłockRomania FC Dinamo București
2003Serbia and Montenegro FK ŽeleznikBulgaria PFC Slavia SofiaBulgaria PFC Levski SofiaUkraine FC Stal Alchevsk
2004Bulgaria PFC Lokomotiv PlovdivBulgaria FC ShumenBulgaria PFC Levski SofiaBulgaria PFC Spartak Varna
2005The tournament was abandoned due to bad weather
2006Kazakhstan FC KairatBulgaria PFC Cherno More VarnaBulgaria PFC Koneliano GermanBulgaria PFC Dobrudzha Dobrich
2007Bulgaria PFC Lokomotiv PlovdivBulgaria PFC Spartak VarnaBulgaria FC ShumenSerbia FK Radnički Niš
2008Bulgaria PFC Spartak VarnaBulgaria PFC Kaliakra KavarnaBulgaria PFC Lokomotiv Mezdra-
2009Bulgaria PFC CSKA SofiaBulgaria PFC Cherno More VarnaBulgaria PFC Beroe Stara ZagoraBulgaria PFC Montana
2010Bulgaria PFC Lokomotiv MezdraBulgaria PFC Beroe Stara ZagoraBulgaria PFC Montana-
2011Bulgaria PFC Kaliakra KavarnaBulgaria PFC SvetkavitsaBulgaria PFC Sportist SvogeBulgaria FC Dorostol 2003
2012Bulgaria PFC Sportist SvogeBulgaria PFC Dobrudzha DobrichBulgaria PFC SvetkavitsaBulgaria PFC Kaliakra Kavarna
2013The tournament was abandoned
2014Bulgaria POFC Rakovski 2011Bulgaria PFC Kaliakra KavarnaBulgaria PFC Spartak VarnaArmenia FC Ararat Yerevan
2015
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