Six goals against one. That was the final shape of CSKA 1948 Sofia's afternoon, and it stood as the widest winning margin recorded anywhere in the game on Saturday.
Spartak Varna arrived in Sofia and left having conceded six times, a scoreline that tells its own story without needing much embellishment. CSKA 1948 Sofia simply did not let up, running out 6-1 winners in a Parva Liga fixture that turned into a rout long before the final whistle.
A five-goal gap
Margins like this are rare even in a league where gulfs in quality can show up sharply on a given day. A five-goal swing puts CSKA 1948 Sofia's performance in a different category from the ordinary one or two-goal win: this was a full-scale demolition, the kind of result that will headline the Parva Liga round regardless of what else happened elsewhere.
For Spartak Varna, shipping six goals in a single match is the sort of afternoon that gets filed away and not revisited. There is no spin to put on a 6-1 scoreline. The only question now is how quickly the damage can be repaired, both in confidence and in whatever defensive setup allowed six goals through in one sitting.
CSKA 1948 Sofia, on the other hand, will take the three points and the goal difference without much complaint. A six-goal haul in a league fixture is not something that happens often, and days like this tend to be remembered long after the rest of the round is forgotten.
No other result on the day came close to matching that five-goal gap, which is what makes this the standout scoreline of the Saturday programme.