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Novi Pazar

04-09 23:00

2 - 3

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Partizan Belgrade

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Novi Pazar

Partizan Belgrade

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111

115

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End 2-3

93′

A. Stojković

N.Trifunovic

91′

S. Zdjelar

86′

A. Rušević

V.Kotzebue

82′

L. Bijelovic

D.Sadi

76′

matija ninic

D. Seck

72′

ugresic

Vukotic

72′

Mateja Milovanovic

m.roganovic

72′

S. Alic

B.Murphy Omoregbe

72′

Mihajlo·Petkovic

zoran alilovic

56′

2-3

Vukotic

Assist: S. Polter

52′

2-2

V.Kotzebue

Assist: D.Sadi

50′

1-2

S. Polter

Assist: D. Seck

46′

S. Polter

A.kostic

Halftime 1-1

46′

1-1

D. Camaj

38′

D. Seck

19′

Veljko·Mirosavic

13′

D.Sadi

3′

0-1

D. Seck

Assist: N.Trifunovic

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Match Info

In a thrilling Serbian Mozzart Bet Superliga encounter, Partizan Belgrade secured a dramatic 3-2 away victory over Novi Pazar on April 9, 2026. The match at the Gradski Stadion in Novi Pazar was a back-and-forth affair that saw the visitors from the capital come from behind to claim all three points in a crucial fixture for the league table. Novi Pazar took an early lead, stunning the title-chasing Partizan, but the Belgrade giants responded with two quick goals before halftime to turn the tide. The home side fought back valiantly to equalize in the second half, setting up a tense finale, but Partizan found a late winner to break local hearts. The match was decided by a moment of individual brilliance in the closing stages, with a Partizan forward cutting inside to curl a shot into the far corner. This result was significant for Partizan's title aspirations, keeping pressure on rivals at the top, while Novi Pazar's fight, though commendable, left them empty-handed. The starting lineups featured Novi Pazar's organized defensive block and Partizan's attacking quartet, which ultimately made the difference.