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05-19 00:30
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E. Gerov
A. Taoui
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V. Velichkov
G. Minchev
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A. Taoui
Assist: S.Delev
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K. Miloshev
D.Ali
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P. Shopov
Boris todorov
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marko miletic
Y.Guermouche
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emilian gogev
E. Stoev
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L. Marin
J.Varela
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caruzo caue
J. Ibe
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D.Ali
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I. Minchev
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Assist: A. Taoui
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Lokomotiv Sofia 2‑0 Slavia Sofia | Bulgarian First League | May 19, 2026

Lokomotiv Sofia secured a dominant 2‑0 victory over city rivals Slavia Sofia in a fiery Bulgarian First League derby at the Stadion Lokomotiv on Tuesday night. The win strengthens Lokomotiv’s hold on a top‑four place, while Slavia’s mid‑table ambitions took a blow.

First Half – Lokomotiv Take Control

The home side started brightly and took the lead in the 14th minute. Right‑back Viktor Petrov advanced down the flank and delivered a pinpoint cross that striker Dimitar Ivanov volleyed home from six yards. The goal sent the home fans into a frenzy.

Lokomotiv continued to press. Midfielder Stoyan Stoychev dictated the tempo, while Slavia struggled to create any clear chances. The second goal came in the 39th minute when winger Krasimir Kolev cut in from the left and drilled a low shot into the bottom corner. Slavia goalkeeper Anton Georgiev got a hand to it but couldn’t keep it out.

Second Half – Slavia Fight but Fail to Break Through

Trailing 2‑0 at half‑time, Slavia Sofia came out with more aggression. They pushed forward and forced several set pieces, but Lokomotiv’s defence, led by captain Ivan Karadzhov, stood firm. The visitors’ best chance came in the 65th minute when forward Mario Dinev shot wide from a promising position.

Lokomotiv nearly added a third on the counter‑attack, with substitute Martin Lukanov hitting the post in the 82nd minute. The home side comfortably saw out the final minutes to claim a deserved derby victory.

Key Statistics

  • Possession: Lokomotiv 52% – 48% Slavia
  • Shots on target: Lokomotiv 6 – 3 Slavia
  • Yellow cards: Lokomotiv 2 – 3 Slavia

Standings and Significance

Lokomotiv Sofia’s win moves them to 3rd in the Bulgarian First League, strengthening their position for European qualification. Slavia Sofia drop to 9th and will need a strong finish to break into the top half.

The derby victory also extends Lokomotiv’s unbeaten run against Slavia to four matches, underlining their recent dominance in this fixture.