Rudar in Prijedor better than Sarajevo after a comeback

(Patria) - Every streak comes to an end, and so did the one held by the coach of Football Club Sarajevo, Mario Cvitanović.

After going six games undefeated, the Croatian expert today signed his capitulation on the road against Rudar in Prijedor, writes Faktor.

The Maroon team led in today's match of the 15th round of the Premier League of BiH after the first half, but in the second half, Rudar created a comeback and ultimately celebrated with a 2:1 victory.

Sarajevo first threatened in the third minute. Mlinarić broke through the left side, played a return pass to Kyeremeh, but he didn't handle it well and shot high over the goal.

Rudar responded in the 10th minute after Maroodza made a mistake. However, Pascual's pass to Keranović was too strong, and a good opportunity was lost.



The Maroon team took the lead in the 20th minute. Beganović set up Kyeremeh, who beat Žunić with a great goal, much to the delight of the visitors.

Shortly after, Sarajevo had another dangerous attack. Kyeremeh and Oliveira combined, but Pascual intercepted the Brazilian's pass at the last moment.



Until the end of the half, Mohedano and Roncal threatened. Banić saved in the first situation, and in the second, the ball went high over the goal.

Until the 70th minute, it seemed that Sarajevo had everything under control. However, the hosts achieved a comeback in five minutes.



First, Keranović, a former youth player of the Maroon team, scored for 1:1 in the 71st minute, after a well-rehearsed play following a corner.

Five minutes later, another former Sarajevo player beat the goalkeeper of the team from Koševsko. It was Tarik Ramić.

After Banić saved Keranović's attempt, the visiting defense was asleep during the continuation of the action, and Ramić scored for the final 2:1.