Sarajevo convincingly defeated Posušje

(Patria) - Sarajevo celebrated in Posušje with a 3-0 victory. The home team played with one player less for almost 80 minutes after Lasić was sent off by referee Mirza Kazlagić, which infuriated the home players and fans.

At the very opening of the match, we didn't see much. The game was mostly played between the two penalty areas, and then in the 10th minute, a moment that actually determined the course of the match.

Butić escaped Lasić and fell in front of the Posušje goal. Kazlagić didn't whistle anything, but they called him from the VAR booth.

He watched this situation for several minutes and determined it was a penalty. However, besides that, he showed a red card to the Posušje defensive player.

The home team protested, and at one point threatened Kazlagić that they would sit down on the field due to his decisions, but this controversial referee did not change his decision.

It will certainly be discussed a lot in the coming days, and it will certainly be interesting to see what the experts will say.

Unfortunately, as in many rounds before, there will again be more talk about refereeing decisions than about what we saw on the field.

Guliashvili was sure from the penalty spot, and it was then clear that Sarajevo would get their first away win.

In the 23rd minute, Sarajevo could have doubled their lead. Mlinarić nicely laid the ball off for Butić, who shot from a few meters, but Posinković blocked it brilliantly.

A minute later, Kuprešak shot well from 20 meters, but Soldo was in place.

It was the 30th minute when Čuić shot well from 18 meters, but he wasn't accurate.

The home players fought as much as they could, but it was felt that they had one player less.

And Sarajevo doubled their lead five minutes before halftime. Mujkić sent in a sharp cross, Katić intervened poorly and endangered his own goal.

However, Soldo intervened, but Butić ran onto the rebound and scored for 0:2.

There were no excitements until the 7th minute of the second half, and then Mujkić sent in a sharp low cross. The ball hit Posinković's hand, but Kazlagić did not signal anything.

However, VAR intervened, and the main referee was called to check the controversial situation, but he quickly decided there was no penalty.

In the 57th minute, Čuić tried again from 14 meters at an angle, but he wasn't accurate, and two minutes later it was 0:3.

Mujkić nicely passed several players and hit the opposite corner for 0:3.

The score did not change until the end, and Sarajevo player Đorđević received a red card in stoppage time, which was overturned after a VAR check.

Sarajevo returned to fifth place in the standings with 18 points. Široki Brijeg is one point ahead in fourth place, while Posušje is ninth with nine points.