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91′
A. Vaníček
87′
J. Zmrhal
A. Dante
79′
M.Rymarenko
T.Vachoušek
79′
O. Velich
D. Vasulin
78′
C. Souare
A. Memic
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L. Cerv
s.pirgic
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D. Visinsky
C.Kabongo
68′
A. Vaníček
L. Ezeh
66′
S.Lawal
A.Sojka
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T. Ladra
M. Vydra
58′
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D. Vasulin
Assist: T.Vachoušek
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A. Dante
45′
P. Ševčík
L.Saal
Halftime 1-0
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s.pirgic
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C.Kabongo
Assist: A.Sojka
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Match Info

Bokelj Kotor made a winning start to the Montenegro First League season with a hard-earned 1-0 victory away at OFK Petrovac. In a match where fine margins proved decisive, the visitors showed the resilience and composure needed to leave with three points.

Match Overview

Petrovac, playing in front of their home supporters, dictated much of the early tempo and created several half-chances. However, Bokelj Kotor's organisation and sharpness on the break proved to be the difference as the match wore on.

The Decisive Moment

The only goal of the game came when Bokelj Kotor capitalised on a defensive lapse, converting from a well-delivered cross. Petrovac pushed for an equaliser in the closing stages but found the away defence in resolute form.

Key Takeaways

  • Defensive solidity: Bokelj Kotor's backline stood tall under late pressure, securing a clean sheet on the road.
  • Petrovac's frustration: The home side will be disappointed not to take at least a point from a performance full of effort but lacking final-third quality.
  • Early confidence: For Bokelj Kotor, this victory sets a positive tone for the remainder of the Montenegrin top-flight season.

Both clubs now shift their focus to the next round, with Petrovac aiming to bounce back and Bokelj Kotor seeking to maintain their winning start.