Jannik Sinner from Italy won the “Sofia Open 2021” tennis tournament. No 1 seed Sinner defeated No 2 seed Gael Monfils (France) 6:3; 6:4 in the single’s final played at the multifunctional sports hall Arena Armeec in Sofia. Jannik Sinner won the Sofia Open tennis tournament for the second consecutive year.
Sinner won the trophy without losing a set. He scored 9 consecutive victories in Arena Armeec. The twenty-year-old Italian tennis player has 4 ATP trophies. He won three of them in 2021. Gael Monfils lost his 22nd ATP final.
Another tough test for the Bulgarian national football team is coming up on October 14 against Spain in a match from the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. The match will take place in Valladolid at 9:45 p.m., with the European champion being the absolute..
Just 3 tenths of a second determined the champion in the 2025 Sofia Marathon. Kenyan runners Shedrack Kimaiyo and Abraham Kiplimo crossed the finish line at the same time and the use of photo finish was needed. Last year's winner..
The 42nd edition of the Wizz Air Sofia Marathon 2025, Bulgaria’s largest athletics event, will take place on 11–12 October, with the capital’s streets set to host thousands of runners. Organisers have reported a record level of interest this year,..
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								Partly CloudyBulgaria will host the first three stages of the 2026 Giro d'Italia cycling race , Radsport aktuell reports, quoted by BTA. According to the..
 
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