Macva Sabac and Radnicki 1923 Kragujevac shared the points in a tense 0-0 draw in the Serbian Mozzart Bet Superliga on 6 September 2026. Neither side managed to find a breakthrough in a match that was heavy on physicality and midfield duels but light on clear-cut opportunities, leaving both teams with mixed feelings about the outcome.

Hard-fought encounter ends all square

Macva Sabac entered the fixture knowing that a positive result in front of their own supporters was vital for their survival ambitions. Yet it was Radnicki 1923 Kragujevac who created the better openings in the first half, moving the ball quickly between the lines and forcing the home goalkeeper into action on several occasions. Despite enjoying spells of pressure, the visitors repeatedly failed to turn good approach play into a finishing touch.

Sabac grew in confidence after the interval and pushed forward with greater urgency. They won a series of set-pieces and began to dominate territory inside the final third, but Radnicki’s defensive block stayed deep and well-organised. The home side’s best chance came in the final ten minutes when a goalmouth scramble saw two efforts blocked on the line before the ball was finally cleared.

Key battles

• The central midfield contest shaped the match, with both teams packing the middle and forcing play wide.
• Radnicki’s defensive line dealt impressively with Sabac’s aerial threat from set-pieces.
• The two goalkeepers were relatively underworked but both made crucial interventions when called upon.

What this means for both teams

For Macva Sabac, the point offers a small step forward but they remain in a demanding section of the Superliga standings, where every result must be earned through grit. The defensive resilience shown here will be encouraging, but their lack of attacking firepower is a growing concern.

Radnicki 1923 Kragujevac may view this as two points dropped. They were the slightly stronger side for long stretches and will need to turn such dominance into goals if they are to climb higher in the table. Still, a clean sheet away from home in the Serbian top flight is never a bad result, and the players will take encouragement from another disciplined display.