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Obolon Kyiv

04-05 20:30

3 - 3

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Zorya

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Zorya

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End 3-3

94′

K.Bichek

R.Volokhatyi

83′

3-3

L. Taras

Assist: V.Pryimak

81′

F. Zadorozhnyi

Igor·Gorbach

78′

P.Polegenko

I. Medynskyi

78′

L. Taras

D. Ustymenko

72′

Jordan

71′

Y. Prokopenko

S.Sukhanov

71′

O.Slobodyan

I.Nesterenko

65′

P.Budkivskyi

60′

2-2

R.Volokhatyi

51′

1-2

I.Perduta

Assist: Igor·Gorbach

Halftime 1-1

36′

1-1

V.Pryimak

Assist: Yevgeniy·Shevchenko

6′

0-1

R.Vantukh

Assist: Igor·Gorbach

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Match Info

Obolon Kyiv and Zorya played out a thrilling 3-3 draw in the Ukrainian Premier League on Sunday, April 5th, 2026, in a match that saw momentum swing back and forth. The six-goal spectacle at Obolon's home ground provided plenty of entertainment but ultimately left both teams sharing the points in a result that did little to help either side's ambitions in the league table. The home side started brightly, taking an early lead, but Zorya fought back to level before halftime. The second half was a rollercoaster, with Obolon regaining the advantage only for Zorya to equalize again, and then the visitors thought they had snatched all three points with a late goal, but Obolon showed tremendous character to score a dramatic last-minute equalizer for 3-3. Key incidents included a potential penalty shout for Zorya that was waved away by the referee and a standout performance from Obolon's attacking midfielder, who was involved in all three goals. The result sees Obolon remain in mid-table, while Zorya's hopes for a European qualification spot took a slight hit as they dropped two points. Post-match, the Obolon manager praised his team's never-say-die attitude, while the Zorya coach expressed frustration at his defense's inability to hold onto a late lead.