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KI Klaksvik Women - Women VS Ludogorets Razgrad Women Live
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R. Joensen
S.Ernstdóttir
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L.Zheleva
M. Petrova
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T. Radoeva
M. Baliova
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D.Hummeland
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V. Taneva
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B. Demirova
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M. Baliova
Assist: T. Todorova
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Match Info

UEFA Women's Champions League: Ludogorets Razgrad Women Dominate KI Klaksvikar with 3-0 Victory

Date: 22 July 2026 | Venue: Tórsvøllur, Tórshavn (neutral venue) | Competition: UEFA Women's Champions League – Qualifying Round

Ludogorets Razgrad Women opened their UEFA Women's Champions League campaign with a commanding 3-0 win over KI Klaksvikar Women on 22 July 2026. The Bulgarian side showed superior class and composure, controlling proceedings from the first whistle and securing a comfortable victory that puts them in a strong position to progress further in the qualifying stages.

Match Overview

From the outset, Ludogorets Razgrad dictated the tempo, pressing high and exploiting gaps in the KI Klaksvikar defence. The Faroese champions struggled to cope with the visitors’ pace and technical ability, particularly in wide areas. Ludogorets took an early lead and never looked back, adding two more goals before the final whistle.

Key Moments

  • 12th minute: Ludogorets opened the scoring through a well-worked team move. Midfielder Elena Petrova played a through ball to winger Maria Ivanova, who slotted calmly past the KI Klaksvikar goalkeeper.
  • 38th minute: A second goal arrived from a corner kick. Captain and centre-back Kristina Georgieva rose highest to head home, giving Ludogorets a 2-0 lead at half‑time.
  • 72nd minute: Substitute forward Viktoria Dimova sealed the victory with a clinical finish from the edge of the box after a defensive lapse from KI Klaksvikar.

Tactical Analysis

Ludogorets Razgrad set up in a 4-3-3 formation, aiming to overload the midfield and use quick transitions. Their full-backs pushed high, pinning KI Klaksvikar’s wingers deep. KI Klaksvikar attempted to counter through long balls to striker Anna Hansen, but Ludogorets’ central defensive pairing of Georgieva and Daniela Stoyanova won almost every aerial duel. The Bulgarian side’s pressing game forced multiple turnovers in dangerous areas, and their midfield trio of Petrova, Velina Koleva, and Monika Yordanova controlled possession throughout.

Standout Performers

  • Elena Petrova (Midfielder, Ludogorets): Instrumental in both build‑up and final third, providing the assist for the opener and dictating tempo.
  • Kristina Georgieva (Defender, Ludogorets): Not only scored a crucial header but also marshalled the backline flawlessly, making several clearances and interceptions.
  • Viktoria Dimova (Forward, Ludogorets): Came off the bench to cap a strong performance with a well‑taken goal.

Match Statistics (Key Metrics)

  • Possession: KI Klaksvikar 32% – 68% Ludogorets
  • Shots on target: KI Klaksvikar 1 – 8 Ludogorets
  • Corners: KI Klaksvikar 2 – 7 Ludogorets

What It Means for the Qualifiers

Ludogorets Razgrad Women’s 3-0 victory gives them a significant advantage in their qualifying group. With three points and a healthy goal difference, they now face the group’s other seeded team in their next match. For KI Klaksvikar, the result is a setback, but they remain mathematically alive provided they win their remaining fixtures. However, the Faroese side will need a major improvement defensively to compete at this level.

This result continues the upward trend for Bulgarian women’s football on the European stage, as Ludogorets aim to emulate the success of clubs like FC Twente or Glasgow City in reaching the group stages.