Sarajevo and Široki Share Points

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Sarajevo and Široki Brijeg shared points at Koševu in one of the derby matches of the round. The match ended goalless, although based on what was seen, there could have been goals on both sides. The start of the match was marked by a slight dominance of Sarajevo, and Široki Brijeg confirmed they did not come to Koševu to defend in the fifth minute with a good attack that lacked a finishing touch.

Matić prevented Ahmetović in the 18th minute. The home team thought the tackle was illegal, but the referee did not call a foul. In the 27th minute, Bagarić fell in the penalty area, and the visitors demanded a penalty, but referee Petrović did not respond this time either.

In the 36th minute, Matić threatened the home team, and after a scramble following a corner, the crossbar of Sarajevo's goal shook. Before the end of the first half, Mersudin Ahmetović missed two excellent opportunities. First, he was beaten by goalkeeper Bilobrk in a one-on-one situation, who stopped him at the very end of the first half after a header attempt following a set piece.

The second half saw poorer football. There were not many chances, and Tatar's goal was disallowed for offside in the 55th minute. Fifteen minutes before the end, Dino Ćorić was sent off for a second yellow card. Even with ten players, Široki threatened, but Bagarić could not beat the home goalkeeper.

Then Hebibović threatened Široki's goal, followed by Halilović, but Bilobrk was not fooled. The home strikers unnecessarily complicated things in stoppage time, wasting a good chance to score. A penalty was then awarded, but Sarajevo could not convert it into a goal either. Bilobrk saved Krste Velkoski's shot.