Sloboda records first win in Round 19, Radnik falls at Tušanj

(Patria) - In the 19th round of the WWin League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, FK Sloboda defeated FK Radnik from Bijeljina 1:0 at the Tušanj stadium.

The only goal of the match was scored by Kenan Lamadžema in the 12th minute, and the home team's goalkeeper Eldin Lolić played a key role in the triumph, saving his team on several occasions.

The match was marked by Jasmin Berbić's early exit due to injury, after which Adis Hadžanović came on as his replacement. Sloboda took the lead after Lamadžema beat Radnik's goalkeeper with a precise shot, and although the situation was checked via VAR for a possible offside, the goal was allowed.

Radnik had a chance to equalize in the 54th minute when a penalty was awarded for a handball by Faris Jašarević, but Đorđe Pantelić was not accurate and sent the ball wide of the goal.

The visitors continued to apply pressure, but Lolić kept Sloboda's net intact with saves in key moments, including a brilliant intervention in the 74th minute after a close-range shot by Srđan Grabež.

The match was also marked by controversial refereeing with several debatable decisions against Sloboda, but the team from Tuzla ultimately managed to preserve the minimal advantage and recorded their first league win of the season.

These three points bring hope in the fight for survival, while Radnik missed the opportunity to take at least a point from a difficult away match.