Goalless Stalemate After 120 Minutes

CSKA 1948 Sofia and Spartak Trnava finished level at 0-0 after extra time in their Conference League encounter, sending the tie to a penalty shootout. No goals were scored across the full 120 minutes despite multiple corners and a flurry of yellow cards in the later stages.

First-Half Caution Sets the Tone

The opening 45 minutes produced just three corners and no clear scoring chances. CSKA 1948 Sofia earned the first two set pieces at the 6th and 14th minutes, while Spartak Trnava responded with one corner in the 40th minute. Both sides remained compact and focused on defensive structure, resulting in a low-event half that ended with the scoreline unchanged.

Second Half Brings Cards and Corners

Action picked up after the restart with corners arriving in quick succession. CSKA 1948 Sofia won one in the 49th minute before Spartak Trnava claimed four of their own between the 50th and 59th minutes. Yellow cards began to accumulate rapidly from the 55th minute onward, with Spartak Trnava receiving four bookings and CSKA 1948 Sofia collecting two by the 74th minute. Additional corners fell to both teams at the 76th and 87th minutes, yet neither side could break the deadlock before full time.

Extra time followed the same pattern of set-piece pressure without a breakthrough. Spartak Trnava took two corners in the 92nd and 93rd minutes, while CSKA 1948 Sofia earned one in the 105th minute. Six more yellow cards were shown across the extra period, bringing the match totals to four for CSKA 1948 Sofia and eight for Spartak Trnava. The game finished 0-0 after 120 minutes, with final corner counts recorded at five for the home side and seven for the visitors.

The physical contest and high number of bookings highlighted the stakes in this Conference League qualifier. Fans seeking live scores and detailed stats can follow updates on AltBets.