bgefbet League (Parva liga)

The dominant force in Bulgarian football, from Razgrad — an unbroken run of titles since 2012.

Army club from Sofia, playing in red and white, Bulgaria's record 31-time champions.

The people's club, named after national hero Vasil Levski, eternal rivals of CSKA.

Bulgaria's oldest club (1912), the yellow-and-blacks from Plovdiv.

The black-and-white Plovdiv rivals of Botev, champions in 2004.

Nautical club from the Black Sea city of Varna, nicknamed the Sailors.

Sofia's oldest club (1913), the white-clad Slavia with seven titles.

Railwaymen's club from Sofia, four-time Bulgarian champions.

Club founded by CSKA fans in 2016, which rose quickly to the top division.

Club from the Rhodope mountains named after the Arda river, a discovery of recent seasons making its European debut.

Club from beneath the Vratsa Balkan, a traditional top-flight side.

Varna's second club, playing in blue and white, with a long top-division history.

Sofia club known for one of the most productive youth academies in the country.

Club from the Danube city of Ruse, newly promoted to the top division.