Angry fans dig owner's grave on field in Bulgaria

Fans even erected a tombstone at the Bulgarska Armiya stadium in Sofia.

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Disgruntled fans of CSKA Sofia, upset at the way Bulgaria's most successful side are being run, have dug a grave in the middle of their pitch for the company which owns the club.

Fans even erected a tombstone at the Bulgarska Armiya stadium with a cross and an inscription of the company's name - Titan.

The pitch was repaired on Wednesday but a photograph of the grave circulated on Internet forums and social media, accompanied by a caption "Five years is enough. Titan means shame".

CSKA, who have won the domestic league title a record 31 times, reached European semi-finals three times between 1967 and 1989 but have experienced serious financial troubles recently.

Last September, the Reds escaped a three-year European ban from UEFA over their debts.