Odra (Opole) - CSKA (Sofia) 2:3 28 June 2026 19:00 — fcCSKA.com a CSKA Sofia fansite

Начало
Seasons
2026/27
Friendly games 2026/27
Odra (Opole) — CSKA (Sofia)

Starting squad :

1

Milosh Mlechko[1]
62′
25

Kristian Palach[1]
47

Martsel Byalovons[1]
3

Yirzhi Piroh[1]
77

Shimon Shklinski[1]
46′
24

Yakub Shrek[1]
16

Adrian Liber[1]
20

Yakub Mihura[1]
22′
18

Shimon Mida[1]
74′
33

Filip Kupchik[1]
46′
11

Sofian Kiri[1]
46′

Reserves :

12

Katsper Yurechko[1]
62′
6

Yakub Pohchyol[1]
46′ 80′
17

Branislav Spachil[1]
46′
Yan Zatayski[1]
46′
73

Marchin Stash[1]
22′
77

Shimon Shklinski[1]
80′
33

Filip Kupchik[1]
74′

Date:	28 June 2026 19:00
Tournament:	Friendly games 2026/27
Stadium:	ASV Taxham, Salzburg
CSKA's coach:	Hristo Yanev

Memorabilia

Starting squad :

1

Milosh Mlechko[1]
62′
25

Kristian Palach[1]
47

Martsel Byalovons[1]
3

Yirzhi Piroh[1]
77

Shimon Shklinski[1]
46′
24

Yakub Shrek[1]
16

Adrian Liber[1]
20

Yakub Mihura[1]
22′
18

Shimon Mida[1]
74′
33

Filip Kupchik[1]
46′
11

Sofian Kiri[1]
46′

Reserves :

12

Katsper Yurechko[1]
62′
6

Yakub Pohchyol[1]
46′ 80′
17

Branislav Spachil[1]
46′
Yan Zatayski[1]
46′
73

Marchin Stash[1]
22′
77

Shimon Shklinski[1]
80′
33

Filip Kupchik[1]
74′

Starting squad :

21

Fyodor Lapoukhov
2

Pastor
80′
4

Adrián Lapeña
69′
32

Facundo Rodríguez
17

Ángelo Martino
69′
6

Bruno Jordão
53′
30

Petko Panayotov
53′
94

Isaac Solet
46′
11

Mohammed Brahimi
53′
38

Léo Pereira
69′
9

Leandro Godoy
46′

Reserves :

30min

Goal

94. Isaac Solet (CSKA) assistance by Petko Panayotov
47min

Goal

Yan Zatayski[1] (Odra) assistance by Branislav Spachil[1]
49min

Goal

15. Joël Zwarts (CSKA) assistance by Ioannis Pittas
90+1min

Goal

28. Ioannis Pittas (CSKA) assistance by Stefano Sensi
90+2min

Goal

33. Filip Kupchik[1] (Odra) assistance by Kristian Palach[1]

CSKA won against Odra (Opole) with result 2:3 in match from Friendly games 2026/27 played on 28 June 2026 at 19:00 on „ASV Taxham“ stadium, in Salzburg. goalscorers for the army men were Isaac Solet (30′), Joël Zwarts (49′) and Ioannis Pittas (91′).

Memorabilia

[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