Ludogorets II met Hebar 1918 in the sixth round of the Second League on 29 August, with the fixture ending 1:1 in Razgrad. The result keeps both sides in the lower half of the table after six games, though the hosts sit two points ahead of their visitors.
K. Nikolov gave the home side an early lead in the sixth minute, and for a while Ludogorets II looked comfortable. To be fair, Hebar responded quickly: Y. Angelov equalised just five minutes later, in the thirty-first. The momentum shifted without much fuss, and here's the thing — that's often how these games turn.
Yellow cards began to accumulate as the match settled into a rhythm. G. Penev and D. Aleksandrov were booked around the half-hour mark, while Y. Angelov picked up his second caution in the fifty-first. K. Dimitrov went on at fifty-eight for N. Yanev, and the home side made two changes at sixty-five, bringing on T. Mustafa for K. Dimitrov.
Hebar added G. Terziev at seventy-one, and the visitors kept probing. M. Georgiev received a yellow in the eighty-eighth minute, and K. Nikolov was cautioned again in stoppage time, bringing his tally to two. The away end never stopped, but the hosts held firm.
The statistics tell a familiar story. Ludogorets II registered 51 attacks against 47, but Hebar dominated possession at 57 per cent and landed seven shots on target to the hosts' two. Many shots with one goal means chances went begging, and by then both sides had accepted the point.
The draw leaves Ludogorets II tenth on eight points and Hebar twelfth on seven. Neither side extended their unbeaten run, though the hosts keep them in it for now. The old head settled them down, and the table will look much the same next week.