Mlada Boleslav - CSKA (Sofia) 2:1 17 January 2026 15:30

Начало
Seasons
2025/26
Friendly games 2025/26
Mlada Boleslav — CSKA (Sofia)

Starting squad :

59

Yirzhi Floder[1]
3

Martin Kralik[1]
86′
11

Matey Hibsh[1]
32

Filip Matousek[1]
60′
21

Martin Shubert[1]
7

Roman Machek[1]
78′
28

Daniel Langhamer[1]
60′
15

Nikolas Pener[1]
46′
49

Yosif Kolarzhik[1]
60′
22

Mihal Shevchik[1]
70

Yan Buryan[1]

Reserves :

Stefan Yovanoski[1]
4

Adam Zouhar[1]
86′
6

Voyteh Hora[1]

46′
13

Denis Donat[1]
60′
20

Solomon Dzhon[1]
60′
24

Dominik Maresh[1]
60′
26

Matey Zahoval[1]
78′

Date:	17 January 2026 15:30
Tournament:	Friendly games 2025/26
Stadium:	Cornelia, Belek
CSKA's coach:	Hristo Yanev
Live on:	Sportbg.bg

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Starting squad :

59

Yirzhi Floder[1]
3

Martin Kralik[1]
86′
11

Matey Hibsh[1]
32

Filip Matousek[1]
60′
21

Martin Shubert[1]
7

Roman Machek[1]
78′
28

Daniel Langhamer[1]
60′
15

Nikolas Pener[1]
46′
49

Yosif Kolarzhik[1]
60′
22

Mihal Shevchik[1]
70

Yan Buryan[1]

Reserves :

Stefan Yovanoski[1]
4

Adam Zouhar[1]
86′
6

Voyteh Hora[1]

46′
13

Denis Donat[1]
60′
20

Solomon Dzhon[1]
60′
24

Dominik Maresh[1]
60′
26

Matey Zahoval[1]
78′

Starting squad :

21

Fyodor Lapoukhov
46′
2

Pastor
56′
4

Adrián Lapeña
61′
5

Lumbardh Dellova
61′
17

Ángelo Martino

61′
6

Bruno Jordão

61′
99

James Eto'o
46′
10

Max Ebong
61′
94

Isaac Solet
46′
9

Leandro Godoy
61′
28

Ioannis Pittas
61′

Reserves :

25

Dimitar Evtimov
46′
31

Daniel Nikolov
19

Ivan Turitsov
56′
14

Teodor Ivanov
61′
91

Aleks Tunchev
61′
3

Andrey Yordanov
61′
8

David Seger
30

Petko Panayotov
46′
73

Ilian Iliev

46′
11

Mohammed Brahimi
61′
22

Kevin Dodaj
61′
38

Léo Pereira
61′
77

Alejandro Piedrahita
61′

26min

Goal

70. Yan Buryan[1] (Mlada Boleslav) assistance by Martin Shubert[1]
30min

Penalty goal

22. Mihal Shevchik[1] (Mlada Boleslav)
90+1min

Penalty goal

11. Mohammed Brahimi (CSKA)

CSKA lost against Mlada Boleslav with result 2:1 in match from Friendly games 2025/26 played on 17 January 2026 at 15:30 on „Cornelia“ stadium, in Belek. goalscorer for the army men was Mohammed Brahimi (91′ from penalty).

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[1] — the names of the opposition players, referee and players that are not in our profile database are automaticaly transliterated from cyrillic and may differ from the original spelling