Ludogorets Triumphs with the Bulgarian Supercup: Analysis of the Victory over Levski

Ludogorets won the Bulgarian Supercup, defeating Levski at the National Stadium 'Vasil Levski'. Bernard Tekpetey scored the winning goal, securing a trophy for the team led by Per-Mathias Høgmo.

Levski showed initiative in the first half, but Ludogorets dominated in the second. 'The Blues' failed to win the Supercup for the third time.

More matches between the two teams are forthcoming, including in the Bulgarian Cup and the championship. There was tension in the match, with Ludogorets creating more opportunities.

Early pressure: Levski imposed territorial superiority at the beginning, with misses from Maicon and Oliver Kandi.

Dangers for Ludogorets: Deroy Duarte and Caio Vidal created threats, but Svetoslav Vutsov and Christian Makoun coped.

Second half: Mustafa Sangare missed for Levski, and Sergio Padt saved. Tekpetey scored the decisive goal in the 70th minute. Razgrad continued to be more active, with Ivaylo Chochev almost scoring a second goal. Padt saved a shot by Juan Perea at the end of the match.

The clash was contested; we expect more interesting matches between the two teams in the spring.