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Bulgarian football season developments

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Bulgarian football season ~~kickoff results~~ developments

The opening round on 18 July ~~saw~~ produced a 2‑2 draw between Spartak Varna and CSKA 1948, a goalless Sofia derby ~~with Slavia hosting~~ (Slavia vs CSKA ~~Sofia, Ludogorets’~~ Sofia), Ludogorets 1‑0 ~~win~~ over Lokomotiv Plovdiv, ~~Montana’s~~ Montana 3‑1 ~~victory~~ over Spartak Pleven and a 1‑1 draw between Botev Vratsa and Cherno More. After the draw, CSKA Sofia coach Hristo Yanev criticised the performance, calling for a tactical overhaul and noting fan dissatisfaction ahead of the ~~forthcoming~~ upcoming away fixture against Qarabağ. In the second round on 26 July, Botev Plovdiv ~~defeated~~ beat CSKA Sofia 1‑0 ~~after~~ via Carlos ~~Algara scored in the 29th minute.~~ Algara; Lokomotiv Plovdiv ~~secured a~~ won 2‑1 ~~win~~ over Septemvri ~~Sofia, with the decisive~~ Sofia after a VAR‑confirmed goal by Katalin ~~Itu confirmed after a VAR review.~~ Itu; Ludogorets Razgrad ~~also opened the scoring against Dunav Ruse, earning~~ secured a 1‑0 victory ~~through~~ over Dunav Ruse with a Bernard Tekpetey ~~header~~ header. On 27 July 2026, CSKA Sofia recorded its first league win, defeating Botev Plovdiv 3‑2 at Vasil Levski National Stadium. Joël Zvarc opened the scoring and added a second, while Yohanis Pitas netted the decisive goal in the closing minutes. Botev’s lone goal came from ~~an Alberto Salido cross.~~ Carlos Algara. Despite the victory, Yanev highlighted a lack of aggression and confidence, and fans continued chants of “Ostavka.” The three points moved CSKA up the table and built momentum ahead of their Europa League tie against Qarabağ.

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