Levski achieved a convincing and fully deserved victory in their visit to Slavia, after winning 3:0 (25:15, 25:19, 25:22) in a match from the seventh round of the Superliga. Nikolay Zhelyazkov's team controlled the match in almost all elements, despite the absence of the injured libero Damyan Kolev, who was among the reserves, and the center Nikolay Nikolaev.

The first two sets passed under the complete dictation of "the Blues," who dominated in reception, attack, and block. The only intrigue appeared in the third set when Slavia managed to equalize at 17:17 and remained close behind their opponent until 22:23, capitalizing on errors by Lyutskanov and Palev from serve.
Then Todor Skrimov brought the first match point, a strong serve from him followed, and "the Blues" closed the match with a block for the final 3:0.

Captain Svetoslav Gotsev was chosen as the MVP of the match, having scored 5 points with a +5 rating, two blocks, and an impressive 75% attack efficiency.

The most effective player for Levski was Todor Skrimov with 11 points, including 5 aces, as well as perfect reception stats – 100% positive and 67% perfect, complemented by 50% attack efficiency.

For Slavia, David Barutov had a strong match, also finishing with 11 points and a +5 rating, as well as 45% positive and 27% perfect reception with 73% attack efficiency.

Barutov led Slavia's attack and showed a very good completion percentage, but the insufficiently stable reception and the lack of direct points from serve did not allow "the Whites" to pressure Levski in key moments of the third set, which could have brought them back into the match.

Levski will visit Lokomotiv Avia in a postponed match on December 3, while Slavia will seek revenge for the defeat in their visit to Pirin on December 5.