CSKA Sofia wins Bulgarian Super Cup after 4-2 comeback against Levski

CSKA Sofia won the Bulgarian Super Cup after a 4-2 comeback victory against Levski Sofia at the Vasil Levski National Stadium. Levski took an early lead through Serginho in the 40th minute, but CSKA dominated the second half. Joel Zwarc scored twice for CSKA, with Stefano Sensi adding a goal from a penalty. The match was marked by high tension, including two red cards for Max Ebong and Kristian Dimitrov in the 80th minute and an own goal by Aldair.

Following the match, CSKA head coach Hristo Yanev confirmed his resignation. Yanev stated his decision was intended to reduce the pressure and attacks directed at both him and the club. CSKA captains Theodor Ivanov and Bruno Jordao praised Yanev, noting that his departure provided additional motivation for the team's victory.

Levski coach Julio Velazquez expressed deep disappointment with his team's second-half performance, describing it as ‘pathetic and terrible’ and taking full responsibility for the loss. He apologized to the fans for the team's lack of energy and poor approach during the latter part of the game.