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The Refereeing Committee Admitted Two Mistakes in the First League: Two Red Cards Were Not Given

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The Refereeing Commission of the Bulgarian Football Union issued an opinion regarding two controversial situations from the matches of Dunav Ruse - Levski and Lokomotiv Plovdiv - Ludogorets, played in the XIV round of the efbet League. The commission admitted that in both cases the refereeing teams made mistakes in determining the disciplinary sanctions, and in both situations direct red cards should have been shown. Here is the opinion of the R…

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The Refereeing Commission of the Bulgarian Football Union issued an opinion regarding two controversial situations from the matches of Dunav Ruse - Levski and Lokomotiv Plovdiv - Ludogorets, played in the XIV round of the efbet League. The commission admitted that in both cases the refereeing teams made mistakes in determining the disciplinary sanctions, and in both situations direct red cards should have been shown. Here is the opinion of the R…

The tension in Bulgarian football has once again spilled over the boundaries of the pitch. The Refereeing Commission of the Bulgarian Football Union officially acknowledged two serious errors from the 14th round of the ...

The Refereeing Commission of the Bulgarian Football Union admitted to mistakes made in two matches from the XIV round of the First Football League - between Dunav (Ruse) and Levski and between Lokomotiv (Plovdiv) and Ludogorets.

Ludogorets announced that they are the victim of a trend on the part of the Bulgarian Football Union and are ready to take legal measures to stop it. The Razgrad club came out with a position that supports the team's owner, Kiril Domuschiev.

The management of Ludogorets has issued a harsh official statement via the club's website. It is directed at the Bulgarian Football Union because of "the policy of ...

Ludogorets has come out with a sharp stance against the Bulgarian Football Union. Razgrad residents accuse the headquarters of having double standards in their decisions and give specific examples. One of them is that they moved their Cup match against Levski to December 15 without even consulting them. The "eagles" also express serious doubts about the fairness of the championship draw.

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sportal.bg broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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