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FK Velez Mostar

04-04 02:00

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HSK Zrinjski Mostar

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End 0-1

94′

D.Morris

L.Mikic

88′

I.Savic

N. Đurasek

88′

A. Nalić

K.Abramovic

84′

R. Abdullah

adin bajric

77′

T. Jurić

N. Bilbija

71′

a.mesic

D. Salcin

66′

Amar milak

I. Saric

66′

Leonid·Ignatov

A. Nukić

56′

T.Karić

54′

L.Mikic

53′

M.Vranjkovic

46′

V. Đurić

E. Vehabović

46′

K. Memija

M.Sušić

Halftime 0-1

40′

0-1

N. Bilbija

Assist: K.Abramovic

33′

M.Sušić

8′

E. Vehabović

4′

H. Barišić

3′

D. Salcin

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Match Info

The Bosnia and Herzegovina Premier League saw a tight Mostar derby decided by a single goal as HSK Zrinjski Mostar secured a 1-0 away victory over FK Velez Mostar. This crucial match result in round 30 of the season saw Zrinjski strengthen their position at the top of the league table with a hard-fought win against their fierce city rivals. The only goal of the game came in the 65th minute from a well-worked set piece, a powerful header from a corner that gave the Velez goalkeeper no chance. The home side pressed for an equalizer in the final stages, with several dangerous crosses into the box, but the Zrinjski defense, marshaled superbly by their captain, held firm to secure a clean sheet and all three points. This derby win is a significant step for Zrinjski in their title chase, moving them several points clear at the summit, while Velez's hopes for European qualification took a hit with this narrow defeat. The post-match voices reflected the intensity, with the Zrinjski manager praising his team's resilience in a hostile atmosphere, while the Velez coach lamented his side's inability to convert their possession into clear chances. The starting XIs featured the usual suspects for both sides, with Zrinjski's midfield controlling the tempo for large periods and Velez's attacking trio being kept relatively quiet.