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In the heat of Bucharest, Bulgarian players won 20-12 against the hosts, Bucharest Warriors, for their first win since the team was established in 2007
On Sunday November 23, for the first time in Sofia, a full-contact game of American football will take place between the local Team Sofia and their Romanian guests, the Bucharest Warriors. Not quite the NFL, but something in a country where the popularity of the sports appears to be limited to expats mostly. The match is scheduled to kick off at the National Sports Academy pitch in Studentski Grad at 11am. To get there, one can take busses 94 or 280, both of which pass by Orlov Most (Eagles Bridge).
For the first time in Bulgaria, a game of American football was played on October 19 in Razlog in Rila Mountain. It was a friendly affair, with Team Sofia facing the Turkish Istanbul Cavaliers. What ensued was a tough battle on the field with the more experienced Turks asserting gradual domination, beating the Bulgarian side 28-0.
The United Nations has called for the traditional age-old truce during the XXI Winter Olympics which open in Vancouver, Canada, on February 12 2010, urging warring parties to lay down their arms as the Games’ ancient Greek founders did in the eighth century BCE.
Bulgaria is in Group G with England, Wales Switzerland and Montenegro
Petrov has scored five goals for City out of 16 matches this season, and made several vital assists, an important contribution given the fact that the Bulgarian is in and out of the starting lineup
Formula One world champions Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton unveiled their new McLaren Mercedes MP4-25 race car at the Vodafone headquarters in Newbury, southern England on January 29 2010.
The new racing car was unveiled on January 28 2010 at a ceremony in Maranello, Italy.