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Bulgaria 4-3-3
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Starters
- 1 Daniel Naumov
- 21 Dimitar Velkovski
- 14 Teodor Ivanov
- 5 Kristian Dimitrov
- 4 Patrik-Gabriel Galchev
- 15 Nikola Iliev
- 24 Petko Panayotov
- 8 Andrian Kraev
- 25 Lukas Petkov
- 18 Tonislav Yordanov
- 16 Marin Petkov
Substitutes
- 2 Rosen Bozhinov
- 3 Andrea Hristov
- 6 Hristiyan Petrov
- 7 Borislav Tsonev
- 9 Vladimir Nikolov
- 10 Zdravko Dimitrov
- 11 Georgi Rusev
- 12 Efe Ali
- 13 Dimitar Sheytanov
- 17 Martin Minchev
- 19 Ivan Turitsov
- 20 Martin Georgiev
- 22 Emil Tsenov
- 23 Martin Velichkov
- 26 Berk Beyhan
Montenegro 4-4-2 Robert Prosinečki
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Starters
- 1 Balša Popović
- 3 Andrija Ražnatović
- 5 Igor Vujačić
- 6 Slobodan Rubežić
- 2 Milan Roganović
- 8 Driton Camaj
- 11 Milan Vukotić
- 15 Stefan Lončar
- 14 Miloš Brnović
- 9 Andrej Kostić
- 22 Viktor Đukanović
Substitutes
- 4 Stefan Milić
7 Marko Vešović- 10 Marko Janković
- 12 Danijel Petković
- 13 Benjamin Krijestarac
- 16 Ognjen Gašević
- 17 Marko Simun
- 18 Balša Sekulić
19 Nikola Šipčić
20 Milutin Osmajić
21 Andrija Bulatovic- 27 Mišo Dubljanić
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Recent Matches
- 2019-03-22 Bulgaria 1 - 1 Montenegro
- 2019-10-11 Montenegro 0 - 0 Bulgaria
- 2023-03-24 Bulgaria 0 - 1 Montenegro
- 2023-09-10 Montenegro 2 - 1 Bulgaria
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