CSKA Sofia vs Trabzonspor Prediction

Two sides swinging between highs and lows

Over their last twenty matches across all competitions, CSKA Sofia have won twelve, drawn four and lost four, scoring freely with forty two goals for and twenty three against. That is a decent overall return, but their most recent five games have gone win, draw, then three straight losses, including defeats to Monaco and CSKA 1948.

CSKA Sofia: 20 completed matches; Trabzonspor: 20 completed matches.

CSKA Sofia

20 matches

Win

55% 11 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

25% 5 / 20

Scored

40

Conceded

23

Difference

+17

Trabzonspor

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

5% 1 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

32

Conceded

23

Difference

+9

Trabzonspor's record in the same stretch is far choppier: ten wins, one draw and nine losses, with thirty two scored and twenty six conceded. Their last five have bounced around too, a loss at Rizespor, back to back wins over Hearts and Beşiktaş, then back to back losses at KuPS and Samsunspor.

Neither team has found any real consistency lately, and both have shown they can concede goals in bunches.

Comparative Team Statistics: CSKA Sofia vs Trabzonspor

An early league phase table, nothing more

The Conference League league phase table has Trabzonspor sitting third after their opening match, a 4-2 win away at KuPS, while CSKA Sofia are down in 28th after losing 1-2 at home to Monaco.

That is only one game apiece, though, so it reflects a single result rather than any settled standing in the competition.

Worth knowing, but not something to lean on heavily given how little football it covers.

What might this one look like

Both teams have shown they can score goals in clusters and also ship them just as easily. CSKA Sofia's goal difference over their last twenty games is healthy, built on some big home wins, but their recent run has leaned the other way with three straight losses.

Trabzonspor have had similar unpredictability, capable of beating decent sides like Beşiktaş one week and then losing heavily the next. Given that pattern on both sides, a tight, cagey game feels less likely than one with goals at both ends.