

Vojvodina Edge Zemun 2-1 in Serbian SuperLiga Thriller
Vojvodina Novi Sad returned to winning ways in the Serbian Mozzart Bet Superliga with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Zemun on September 7, 2026. The match at the Stadion Karađorđe delivered drama, momentum swings, and a late decisive goal that ensured the hosts kept pace with the division’s early-season frontrunners.
Match Overview
Vojvodina entered the fixture as clear favourites, but Zemun had no intention of playing the role of passive visitors. From the first whistle, the home side dominated territory and possession, moving the ball patiently across the midfield in search of space behind Zemun’s defensive line. The opening goal arrived after sustained pressure, with Vojvodina converting a well-worked move that exposed the visitors on the counter-break.
Rather than retreat, Zemun responded positively and found an equaliser through a set-piece situation. The goal lifted the travelling side, and for a period they disrupted Vojvodina’s rhythm with aggressive pressing and quick transitions. Yet the hosts’ quality eventually told, as Vojvodina reclaimed control in the final quarter of an hour and secured the decisive second goal.
Key Moments
- Opening goal: Vojvodina’s patient build-up paid off when a low cross from the right was turned in at the near post.
- Zemun’s equaliser: The visitors capitalised on a second-phase delivery from a corner, heading home from close range to restore parity.
- Winning goal: A smart move through midfield freed Vojvodina’s winger, whose cutback was calmly finished to spark celebrations among the home support.
Tactical Battle
Vojvodina’s ability to adapt proved crucial. After Zemun’s equaliser, the Novi Sad side pressed higher and used their full-backs more aggressively, stretching the pitch and forcing Zemun to defend deeper. The visitors battled bravely, but by the final 15 minutes their energy levels dipped, allowing Vojvodina to dictate the tempo and find the decisive space in the final third.
What It Means for the Season
The win gives Vojvodina an important three points as they look to challenge at the top of the Serbian SuperLiga table. Their attacking ambition and resilience in the face of a stubborn opponent bodes well for the months ahead. Zemun, meanwhile, showed enough spirit to suggest they will be competitive, but they will rue the defensive lapse that proved decisive in a tight contest.