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Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje
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a.cvijovic
Alden·Skrijelj
88′
Z. Korac
87′
H. Banda
giorgos makridakis
71′
lazar sekularac
69′
Z. Korac
N.balic
69′
danis kolic
M. Idrizovic
69′
lazar sekularac
Andrej Dukic
65′
I. Ivanović
65′
N.medojevic
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N.medojevic
V.Terzic
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I. Ivanović
M. Vušurović
57′
S. Hajdin
lazar popovic
54′
A. Orahovac
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48′
N. Nikolić
30′
M. Nikolić
22′
lazar popovic
16′
Stefan radojevic
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Match Info

Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje and FK Buducnost Podgorica Play Out a Stalemate in Montenegro First League

The Montenegro First League witnessed a tense, defensive affair on May 11, 2026, as Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje held league leaders FK Buducnost Podgorica to a goalless 0-0 draw. The result at Gradski Stadion was a testament to Jedinstvo's disciplined defensive organisation, even as Buducnost dominated possession and had the clearer chances.

Match Report: A Battle of Attrition

Buducnost entered the match with the best attacking record in the league, but they found little space against a resolute Jedinstvo backline. The hosts sat deep in a 5-4-1 shape, absorbing pressure and looking to hit on the counter-attack. Buducnost's creative midfielder Marko Vujović tested Jedinstvo goalkeeper Nikola Pavićević twice in the first half with long-range efforts, but both were comfortably saved.

The second half followed a similar pattern: Buducnost pushed forward with increasing urgency, but Jedinstvo's defenders, particularly center-back Miloš Radonjić, made timely interventions. The moment of drama came in the 81st minute when Buducnost striker Stefan Đukić headed against the crossbar from a corner. Despite a late flurry of pressure, Jedinstvo held firm to earn a valuable point.

Key Statistics and Tactical Notes

  • Possession: Buducnost 67% – Jedinstvo 33%.
  • Shots on target: Buducnost 8 – Jedinstvo 2.
  • Yellow cards: Two for Jedinstvo, one for Buducnost.

Buducnost struggled to break down a low block, and their reliance on individual brilliance without sufficient movement off the ball proved costly. Jedinstvo, fighting to avoid relegation, executed their game plan perfectly.

Standings Implications

The draw kept FK Buducnost Podgorica in first place in the Montenegro First League, but they saw their lead narrowed to just one point after second-placed Sutjeska Nikšić won earlier in the weekend. For Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje, the point lifted them one place above the relegation playoff spot, providing a crucial morale boost as the season enters its final stretch.