SOFIA, Bulgaria (Interstat) — Dobrudzha 1919 hosts PFK Beroe Stara Zagora on Sunday, May 10, in a Bulgarian First League matchup that, according to Interstat’s game simulator, is projected to end in a 1-0 victory for the home side.

The simulator’s projection aligns with a recent trend between these two clubs. The past two head-to-head meetings this season have each ended in 1-0 decisions. Dobrudzha claimed a 1-0 victory at home on March 8, while Beroe won the reverse fixture in Stara Zagora by the same scoreline on Sept. 29, 2025.

Dobrudzha enters the contest following a 1-1 draw at FK Spartak 1918 Varna on Wednesday, May 6. The result snapped a three-match losing streak for Dobrudzha, which included setbacks against Lokomotiv 1929 (3-0 on May 1) and PFK Botev Plovdiv (3-0 on April 14). Prior to the draw, Dobrudzha managed a 2-2 stalemate with PFK Levski Sofia on April 5. The club’s overall record in its last 10 league outings features two wins, two draws and six defeats, with clean sheets secured only against Montana (1-0 on Feb. 21) and in the previous home fixture against Beroe.

Beroe arrives in Dobrich on the back of a 2-2 draw at home against Montana on Tuesday, May 5 — a result that extended their recent inconsistency. Beroe’s form over its last 10 matches has been mixed, producing three wins, three draws and four losses. A notable high point came on May 2, a 3-0 home victory over PFK Slavia Sofia. That followed a scoreless draw at Lokomotiv Plovdiv on April 13. However, Beroe suffered defeats to Lokomotiv 1929 (2-1 on April 9) and PFK CSKA Sofia (3-0 on April 4), while also dropping a pair of 1-0 decisions to PFK Levski Sofia on March 15 and, notably, to Dobrudzha in March.

Defensive organization has been a hallmark for both sides. Dobrudzha’s recent results feature multiple low-scoring affairs; the club has not scored more than two goals in any of its last 10 matches. Beroe’s attack has been similarly muted, with the team being held scoreless in four of its last eight outings, including a 0-0 draw at FK Botev Vratsa on Feb. 28.

The upcoming fixture carries significant weight in the standings as both teams jostle for position in the First League. With the simulator projecting another tight, low-scoring contest — and the recent history supporting a narrow margin — Sunday’s match at the Dobrudzha Stadium is expected to hinge on which side capitalizes on limited opportunities, much as the previous meetings have. Kickoff is scheduled for Sunday afternoon.