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First League — Card Stats

Bulgaria · 2026/27

Yellow Cards — Match Total

#TeamMPO 1.5O 2.5O 3.5O 4.5O 5.5O 6.5Avg
18100%100%100%75%75%50%6.1
27100%100%100%71%57%43%6.0
39100%89%89%78%56%56%5.7
48100%88%88%88%50%38%5.6
58100%100%100%88%50%25%5.6
69100%100%89%67%44%22%5.6
78100%100%100%75%50%25%5.5
89100%100%89%67%56%22%5.4
99100%100%100%44%44%11%5.0
10888%88%75%50%38%25%4.6
118100%100%88%38%25%0%4.5
128100%100%75%25%25%13%4.4
13989%89%78%44%11%11%4.2
14875%75%63%13%0%0%3.3

Yellow Cards — Match Total

League avg

5.11

Most carded

Cherno More Varna

6.1

Fewest carded

Levski Sofia

3.3

Yellow Cards per Match in First League 2026

Cherno More Varna leads First League with an average of 6.13 yellow cards per match across 8 fixtures — placing them at the top of the discipline table.

Ludogorets (6.00) and Lokomotiv Sofia (5.67) follow closely, with the trio averaging 5.93 combined. Their games consistently generate elevated card activity.

At the other end, Levski Sofia averages just 3.25 yellow cards per match — the lowest figure in the competition across 8 matches.

Disciplinary Market Insights

The First League averages 5.11 yellow cards per match as a league-wide baseline — a key reference for disciplinary betting markets.

The most active trio (Cherno More Varna, Ludogorets, Lokomotiv Sofia) averages 5.93 collectively, sitting 0.82 above the league mean. Fixtures involving these sides provide a structural edge in over-threshold card markets.

Yellow Cards For

#TeamMPO 0.5O 1.5O 2.5O 3.5O 4.5Avg
19100%100%78%33%22%3.4
29100%100%78%33%11%3.3
39100%100%78%33%11%3.2
48100%100%75%38%0%3.1
5989%78%56%33%11%2.7
68100%75%63%13%13%2.6
78100%75%50%38%0%2.6
88100%100%63%0%0%2.6
9888%75%50%38%0%2.5
108100%100%38%0%0%2.4
117100%71%57%0%0%2.3
129100%78%11%11%0%2.0
13888%50%25%0%0%1.6
14863%38%0%0%0%1.0

Yellow Cards For

League avg

2.53

Most carded

Lokomotiv Sofia

3.4

Fewest carded

Levski Sofia

1.0

Yellow Cards For — First League 2026

Lokomotiv Sofia leads First League with an average of 3.44 yellow cards per match across 9 fixtures — placing them at the top of the discipline table.

Slavia Sofia (3.33) and Septemvri Sofia (3.22) follow closely, with the trio averaging 3.33 combined. Their games consistently generate elevated card activity.

At the other end, Levski Sofia averages just 1.00 yellow cards per match — the lowest figure in the competition across 8 matches.

Disciplinary Market Insights

The First League averages 2.53 yellow cards per match as a league-wide baseline — a key reference for disciplinary betting markets.

The most active trio (Lokomotiv Sofia, Slavia Sofia, Septemvri Sofia) averages 3.33 collectively, sitting 0.8 above the league mean. Fixtures involving these sides provide a structural edge in over-threshold card markets.

Yellow Cards Against

#TeamMPO 0.5O 1.5O 2.5O 3.5O 4.5Avg
17100%100%86%57%14%3.7
28100%100%75%25%13%3.1
38100%88%75%38%0%3.0
48100%88%75%25%13%3.0
58100%100%63%25%0%2.9
68100%88%50%25%13%2.8
79100%67%44%22%0%2.3
88100%75%50%0%0%2.3
9989%67%33%22%11%2.2
109100%67%33%22%0%2.2
11989%89%33%11%0%2.2
12989%67%33%11%11%2.2
13888%88%38%0%0%2.1
14875%75%50%0%0%2.0

Yellow Cards Against

League avg

2.58

Most carded

Ludogorets

3.7

Fewest carded

Botev Vratsa

2.0

Yellow Cards Against — First League 2026

Ludogorets leads First League with an average of 3.71 yellow cards conceded per match across 7 fixtures — placing them at the top of the discipline table.

CSKA Sofia (3.13) and Cherno More Varna (3.00) follow closely, with the trio averaging 3.28 combined. Their games consistently generate elevated card activity.

At the other end, Botev Vratsa averages just 2.00 yellow cards conceded per match — the lowest figure in the competition across 8 matches.

Disciplinary Market Insights

The First League averages 2.58 yellow cards conceded per match as a league-wide baseline — a key reference for disciplinary betting markets.

The most active trio (Ludogorets, CSKA Sofia, Cherno More Varna) averages 3.28 collectively, sitting 0.7 above the league mean. Fixtures involving these sides provide a structural edge in over-threshold card markets.