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The 2001–02 A Group was the 54th season of the A Football Group, the top Bulgarian professional league for association football clubs, since its establishment in 1948. Defending champions Levski Sofia won their third consecutive title, and 23rd title overall.

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rdfs:label	الدوري البلغاري الممتاز 2001-02 (ar) A Grupa 2001/02 (de) 2001–02 A Group (en) Championnat de Bulgarie de football 2001-2002 (fr) A Profesionalna Futbolna Grupa 2001-2002 (it) Wissza profesionałna futbołna liga (2001/2002) (pl) Чемпионат Болгарии по футболу 2001/2002 (ru) Професіональна футбольна група А 2001—2002 (uk)
rdfs:comment	الدوري البلغاري الممتاز 2001-02 (بالبلغارية: Висша футболна лига 2001/02)‏ هو الموسم 78 من الدوري البلغاري الممتاز. أقيم خلال الفترة 3 أغسطس 2001 وحتى 30 مايو 2002، وأشرف على تنظيمه اتحاد بلغاريا لكرة القدم، وكان عدد الأندية المشاركة فيه 14، وفاز فيه ليفسكي صوفيا. (ar) Die A Grupa 2001/02 war die 78. Spielzeit der höchsten bulgarischen Fußballspielklasse. Die Saison begann am 3. August 2001 und endete am 30. Mai 2002. Meister wurde Titelverteidiger Lewski Sofia. (de) The 2001–02 A Group was the 54th season of the A Football Group, the top Bulgarian professional league for association football clubs, since its establishment in 1948. Defending champions Levski Sofia won their third consecutive title, and 23rd title overall. (en) Wissza profesionałna futbołna liga (2001/2002) była 78. edycją najwyższej piłkarskiej klasy rozgrywkowej w Bułgarii. W rozgrywkach brało udział 14 zespołów. Tytuł obroniła drużyna Lewski Sofia. (pl) Профессиональная Футбольная Группа «А» 2001/2002 (болг. "А" Професионална футболна група 2001/2002) — 78-й чемпионат Болгарии по футболу с момента его основания. (ru) Професіональна футбольна група А 2001–02 — 78-й сезон найвищого рівня футбольних дивізіонів Болгарії. Титул чемпіона втретє поспіль здобув Левскі. (uk) La saison 2001-2002 du Championnat de Bulgarie de football était la 78e édition du championnat de première division en Bulgarie. Les 14 meilleurs clubs du pays se retrouvent au sein d'une poule unique, la Vissha Professionnal Football League, où ils s'affrontent deux fois, à domicile et à l'extérieur. À l'issue du championnat, les six premiers disputent une poule pour le titre tandis que les huit autres disputent une poule de relégation qui voient les trois derniers être directement relégués en D2 et remplacés par les trois meilleurs clubs de deuxième division. (fr) L'edizione 2001-2002 della A Profesionalna Futbolna Grupa vide la vittoria finale del Levski Sofia. La formula consisteva in una prima parte di stagione in cui le 14 squadre si incontravano tutte tra di loro in incontri di andata e ritorno. Poi la classifica divideva le squadre in due gruppi, ognuno dei quali prevedeva incontri di andata e ritorno fra tutte le partecipanti: le prime sei si affrontavano per il titolo e le posizioni di vertice, le ultime otto per la parte bassa della classifica e per non retrocedere. In entrambi i casi il punteggio finale era la somma della metà dei punti ottenuti nella prima fase (arrotondato per eccesso) più quelli della seconda. (it)
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