FK Berane 3-3 FK Grbalj Radanovici: Six-Goal Thriller Ends All Square

FK Berane and FK Grbalj Radanovici shared the points in a remarkable 3-3 draw in the Montenegro Second League on 8 November 2026. The match at the Gradski stadion in Berane produced six goals, a two-goal comeback and a late equaliser, leaving both sides with a point from a fiercely competitive second-tier encounter.

Berane appeared to be taking control after racing into an early lead, but Grbalj Radanovici refused to fade. The visitors fought back twice and earned a draw with a late goal that punished Berane for dropping too deep in the closing stages.

Match Overview

Berane started aggressively and were rewarded inside the first ten minutes. Nikola Vuković opened the scoring after a quick move down the right, and Marko Đukanović doubled the advantage in the 24th minute with a composed finish inside the penalty area. At that point, the home side looked capable of taking full control.

Grbalj Radanovici responded before half-time through Stefan Radović, whose header from a corner gave the visitors a route back into the game. The goal changed the mood, and Grbalj equalised in the 57th minute when Balša Jovanović finished off a flowing counter-attack.

Berane regained the lead in the 72nd minute through Luka Marković, who reacted quickest to a loose ball in the box. But Grbalj kept pushing and found a dramatic leveller in the 89th minute, with Ivan Perović converting from close range after a period of sustained pressure.

Key Moments

• 8’ – Berane goal: Nikola Vuković opened the scoring after a fast break.
• 24’ – Berane goal: Marko Đukanović made it 2-0 with a low finish.
• 41’ – Grbalj goal: Stefan Radović headed in from a corner.
• 57’ – Grbalj equaliser: Balša Jovanović finished a counter-attack.
• 72’ – Berane goal: Luka Marković restored the home lead.
• 89’ – Grbalj equaliser: Ivan Perović levelled at 3-3.

Tactical Story

Berane’s direct approach caused problems early on, especially when they attacked the flanks and delivered early crosses. However, their decision to sit deeper after taking the lead allowed Grbalj to build momentum. Grbalj’s wide players stretched the home defence, and their set-piece threat produced the goal that started the comeback.

Grbalj’s substitutes also made an impact, adding energy in midfield and helping the visitors sustain pressure late in the match. Berane will be disappointed with their game management, having twice held a lead and still failed to close out the win.

Standings Impact

In the Montenegro Second League, draws like this can shape the promotion and relegation picture. Berane will see it as two points dropped, while Grbalj Radanovici will value the resilience shown in coming from behind. Both teams remain involved in a tightly packed second-tier table, and the 3-3 result underlines how competitive the division is this season.