Levski Sofia vs Jagiellonia Prediction

Two high-scoring sides domestically

Levski Sofia have won 13 of their last 20 matches across competitions, scoring 38 and conceding just 16. That run includes some big domestic wins, like a 6-0 and a 5-0, though it's also dotted with a Super Cup defeat to CSKA Sofia and a couple of draws and losses in Champions League qualifying.

Levski Sofia: 20 completed matches; Jagiellonia: 20 completed matches.

Levski Sofia

20 matches

Win

65% 13 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

38

Conceded

16

Difference

+22

Jagiellonia

20 matches

Win

60% 12 / 20

Draw

10% 2 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

33

Conceded

21

Difference

+12

Jagiellonia have a similar look on paper, 12 wins from 20 with 33 goals scored, but their losses have come against decent opposition, including a 1-3 at home to Legia Warszawa and a 2-5 away to Rakow. Their continental results have been mixed too, with a 4-0 win over FC Iberia 1999 followed by a narrower exit in the same tie.

Both arrive with goals in their domestic form, but that hasn't carried over into their European results so far.

Comparative Team Statistics: Levski Sofia vs Jagiellonia

Both winless in the league phase so far

After one round of the Europa League league phase, Jagiellonia sit 21st and Levski Sofia 27th, both without a point. Jagiellonia lost 1-2 and Levski lost 0-1, so neither has picked up anything from their opening fixture in this format.

It's only one match each, so these positions reflect an early snapshot rather than a settled trend, but it does show two teams still searching for their first European points this season.

What we know about Jagiellonia's key men

The player data we have only covers Jagiellonia's side. K. Szmyt has one goal in five matches and N. Prelec one assist in the same span, so neither has been prolific in this particular sample.

Jagiellonia:

Best scorers:

K. Szmyt - 1

Best assist providers:

N. Prelec - 1

Penalty cards:

Bernardo Vital x 2

Bernardo Vital has picked up two yellow cards in four matches, which is worth keeping an eye on given how that can affect a player's involvement in a tightly fought European fixture. There's no equivalent information available for Levski Sofia's squad.

A cagier night than the goal tallies suggest

Both teams have been free-scoring domestically, yet their European form has been far tighter. Jagiellonia's opening league-phase game finished 1-2 and Levski's finished 0-1, both low-scoring by their usual standards.

If that pattern continues, this could play out as a more cautious, tactical contest than either side's domestic numbers would imply. It's also a reminder that strong league form doesn't always translate directly into continental matches.