O Lokomotiv Plovdiv venceu o Septemvri Sofia por uma pequena margem em um jogo apertado.

Lokomotiv Plovdiv made the perfect start at home against FK Septemvri Sofia, with J. Lamy breaking the deadlock just five minutes into the match. The early goal set the tone for what would prove a tightly contested affair, with both sides looking to control possession and dictate play. The home crowd lifted behind their team as Plovdiv sought to build on their advantage in the opening stages.

The visitors remained disciplined despite falling behind, and their patience paid off just before half-time when A. Dzhamov levelled the score at the break. The goal sparked fresh energy into Septemvri Sofia's performance and gave them genuine hope of leaving with something from the game. Discipline issues emerged on both sides as the first half wore on, with P. Ferreira booked for Septemvri Sofia and both P. Umarbaev and C. Itu seeing yellow for the hosts.

The second half became increasingly fractious as both teams battled for supremacy. Lokomotiv Plovdiv found another gear after the interval and broke through again to edge ahead once more, though Septemvri Sofia refused to capitulate. S. Wade picked up a booking for the away side as tempers frayed, but neither team could find a decisive third goal to settle matters conclusively.

Lokomotiv Plovdiv ultimately held firm to secure a 2-1 home victory and three valuable points in the Parva Liga campaign. The win keeps them in contention at this stage of the season, though the performance suggested both teams remain evenly matched. Septemvri Sofia will reflect on what might have been had they capitalised on their opportunities, but their spirited display suggested they remain competitive competitors in the division.