Showing posts with label Donji Srem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Donji Srem. Show all posts

Monday, March 9, 2015

Donji Srem - FK Partizan 1:2 (Jelen SuperLiga, Round 18)

The team ran out to the field and immediately grabbed Donji Srem at their throat. Right in the 3rd minute Ninković got a chance. Drinčić had a free kick on the right side, the ball was tossed out by defenders. One of the Partizan-players (Branko Ilić?) caught it and kicked it back to the goalmouth. Ninković was waiting there, made a movement trying to flick the ball into the net, but the goalkeeper made a great save.
The home team slowly got stuck on their own half and stayed there for most of the first half. Partizan kept on attacking, in the 14th minute Balažic sent an excellent pass to Saša Ilić. He dribbled himself through the defense line of Donji Srem up to the penalty area and gave the ball to Kojić, who was waiting there. Kojić shot, but goalkeeper Belić was right in the ball’s way. Two minutes later Babović got the ball from Ninković. He shot, but the goalkeeper saved this one, too. We still possessed the ball. Ninković got it, he tricked Donji Srem’s defenders with marvellous "umbrella" dribbles, then made a distant shot to the goal line. Pity it was too wide, it could have been a giant goal.

Ninković was one of the best players of the match. On this photo one of the little ball-boys is giving him the ball

The 17th minute was the moment when Donji Srem could reach Partizan’s penalty area for the first time. But even then it was just some minor demonstration by them, Živko Živković had absolutely nothing to do.
A minute later Saša Ilić ran up on the left side and wanted to pass the ball to Grbić, but a defender was faster and headed the ball to corner. In the 20th minute we got a free kick, about 22-25 metres from the goal line. Kojić headed the shot towards the goal line, but he missed it, yet we still possessed the ball. Ninković was dribbling around the penalty area, it ended with a corner.

Forever young Zvonko Varga. I always have the impression he could still play quite a few youngsters off the ground

In the 23rd minute again Ninković rushed up and passed to Saša Ilić. He sent it to Kojić, the striker wanted to shot the ball into the net with a cool "Oxford" trick, but this chance was missed as well. In the 29th minute Ninković gave a fantastic pass to Babović, who missed it from the goalmouth. A few seconds later Volkov sent a shot again from the goalmouth, right onto the side net.
In the 33rd minute Donji Srem was again seen around Partizan’s penalty area, but Branko Ilić soon made their fun to an end.
And then came the 36th minute.
Ninković ran up on the left side and sent a giant pass to Kojić. Kojić thanked and walked into the net together with the ball.
GOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL!!!! 0:1!!!


For the rest of the first half there was a missed chance by the home team, saved by Živko Živković as well as a Partizan free kick that also missed the goal line.

A little ball-boy

At the very beginning of the second half Saša Ilić got a chance, but his shot flew out above the crossbar. Meanwhile Donji Srem started to break free from the bunker, slowly but surely. They possessed the ball more and more and appeared around Partizan’s penalty area. They had a dangerous attack in the 56th minute

I almost got a heart attack

the ball arrived from the right, our luck was that everyone missed it and it rolled out of the field through the line.
In the 57th minute we had a short smoke break, a firecracker flew onto the field. The game continued a minute later with a free kick by the home team. Košutić was trying around the penalty area, his shot was too wide.
The next approx. 10 minutes were spent by Donji Srem trying more and more brave. Still Partizan controlled the game, but the home team could run up to our goal line more and more often. Then in the 68th minute Kojić ran up with the ball on the right side and passed it with a fantastic movement to Ninković. It ended as a corner. Three minutes later Donji Srem was trying, but the referee whistled offside.

Živko Živković

Then in the 74th minute Saša Ilić got the ball and passed it ahead (to Babović?). Then Volkov got it, who started to run up and served the ball on red carpet, with golden plate to Kojić arriving in the middle. The striker nodded, the ball landed in the net. 0:2
In the 77th minute Donji Srem reduced the difference. A not much precise pass arrived from the left in the middle of the penalty area. Yet, Špalević was at the right place in the right time. He made a shot with a half-turn and the ball flew into the net near Živko Živković, who tried to throw himself inot the ball's way, unsuccessful. 1:2

I'd say it was a beautiful goal, but I won't, because it wasn't scored by Partizan.

In the 79th minute Andrija Živković substituted Saša Ilić


The fans were singing and chanting "Jer je Sale samo jedan".
A minute later it was almost 2:2, and I don’t say our defense line would have been innocent... Finally they cleared the area, it ended in a corner. In the 83rd minute we got a free kick, about 18 metres from the goal line, on the left side. The goalkeeper was flying through the air to save it.

In the meantime it happened twice that a Partizan player was pushed to the ground inside the penalty area. No, the referee didn't whistle...

In the 88th minute Drinčić had a free kick bomb, Balažic headed it ahead, but the ball flew out above the crossbar. In the 90th minute Donji Srem got a free kick, after one of their players theatrically threw himself on the ground.



The, ahem, foul happened at the penalty area line, but Živko Živković made a great save.
We were in the extra time when someone from the tribunes was trolling, imitating the final whistle. There was a big chance for Donji Srem left, then the final whistle could really come together with the well-deserved celebrating.


Match highlights:


Facts:

Venue: Karađorđe Stadion, Novi Sad
Number of spectators: 5000
Referee: Bojan Nikolić (assistant: Srđan Milutinović, Milan Minić - 4th assistant: Jovica Milin - goal line assistants: Majo Vujović, Ilija Brdar)

Donji Srem: Belić - Lakičević, Prjević, Vukobrat, Josimov - Košutić (Stanković, 69.), Šarac - Abubakar, Jelić (Hristov, 85.), Obuobi  (Sinđić, 85.) - Špalević
Head coach: Zlatomir Zagorčić

FK Partizan: Ž. Živković - Bandalovski, Balažic, B. Ilić, Volkov - Drinčić, S. Ilić (A. Živković, 78.) - Grbić, Babović, Ninković (Brašanac, 69.) - Kojić (Šaponjić, 90+2.)
Head coach: Marko Nikolić

Goal scorers: Kojić (35., 73.), Špalević (76.)
Yellow card: Abubakar (18.), Josimov (43.), Babović (59.), Volkov (80.)

Current championship standings:
1. Partizan 43 pont
2. Crvena Zvezda 39 pont
3. Čukarički 35 pont
4. Vojvodina 33 pont
5. OFK Beograd 26 pont
6. Rad 25 pont
7. Novi Pazar 24 pont
8. Jagodina 24 pont
9. Mladost 22 pont
10. Spartak Zlatibor Voda 21 pont
11. Napredak 19 pont
12. Donji Srem 19 pont
13. Borac 17 pont
14. Radnički Niš 17 pont
15. FK Voždovac 17 pont
16. Radnički 1923 11 pont

(photos: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)

Sunday, September 7, 2014

Trouble doesn't stop until three (or even more)

Only bad news around Partizan... After Brašanac’s pieces was picked by Italian emergency medicals, two other players got injured as well. Miloš Ostojić broke his leg during training, goalkeeper Lukač had to come off today during a training match in the 3rd minute, having pains.
Oh, and after all these we lost the training match. (Donji Srem - FK Partizan 4:3)
Wonderful, isn’t it... Europa League, Jelen SuperLiga and Serbian Cup are all coming up. What else is there?...

And to make this day even more beautiful, the basketball team was beaten by Yenisey Krasnoyarsk today, to 74:83. Russians took a huge lead right in the beginning. Gagić could still earn 19 points against them... (Other scorers: Milutinović 13 points, Aranitović 5 points, Torlak 6, Kouzeloglou 1, Marinković 9, Dallo 4, Bezbradica 3, Bogdanović 4, Šalić 6. Also played Lončarević and Miković.)


Monday, August 25, 2014

FK Partizan - Donji Srem 3:0 - Jelen SuperLiga, Round 3

Coach staff and substitute players are coming out to the bench soon before starting.

(photo by pafteq)

The match had a strong start, though teams were stuck mostly in the midfield, without being able to get to each other's penalty area. The first mentionable chance came in the 7th minute, though only Petrović's fumbling made it memorable.
Yet the atmosphere was excellent. It wass only the 5th minute, but the southern sector was chanting.


It was around the 11th minute, when Partizan had their first serious shoot. Škuletić got the ball, shook the defender off (like a dog shakes off water) and he shot the ball right into the goalkeeper.

(photo: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)

The guests immediately started a counter-attack, but the ball flew out near the goalpost.

It came to my mind, the team should attack such a small team like Donji Srem much more aggressively. This Vojvodina team didn't get scared at all by the famous opponent. Yet they played such a brutal "bunker football" that it was painful even just to watch it.
It would have been good to see a bit more brave and tough beginning, because if it is the same next Thursday in Baku, then the team should better go and switch to rope-dancing, forgetting about any sort of European cup competition. Until Škuletić's chance the players were just buggering around the midfield.

Zvonko Varga was sitting on the bench tonight, Marko Nikolić appeared only once in the screen as he was standing at the locker room gate near the doorpost
(photo: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)

In the 13th minute Partizan defenders broke an attack. Donji Srem's player shot it again on the goal with a defiant move, barely missing it. A minute later Živković shot the ball just a bit too high. A bit later the Vojvodina team built up an attack with a meticulous care

they made it slow like a snail, but our defenders were just watching it

and when one of them finally shot, Lukač had a great luck with being able to save it.

Sods were flying here and there
(photo: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)

The first Partizan-corner came in the 17th minute, Škuletić headed it just too far. In the 20th minute home defenders again made a mistake. The ball dropped right in front of a Donji Srem player who didn't think it over, just shot. For our luck he missed it.
Both teams could get very rarely to each other's penalty area. After the 20th minute the match's pace got even slower, even though it wasn't too fast even until that point. No attacks, only passing the ball here and there without much ideas. All players of Donji Srem were clogging around their own penalty area.

At this point Average Fan had a bitter sigh... 'where are you now, Saša Ilić?'

The next mentionable event was in the 26th minute, but just Grbić missed again another chance. (It wasn't much dangerous by default, it was a chance one can only miss out.) The midfielder had another try in the 30th minute.
In the 33rd minute Donji Srem got a free kick (after Branko Ilić's fault), the shot dropped on the wall.

Well... yes. That was an event to mention. There wasn't really anything else to mention.

The next 10 minutes Partizan had about 5 missed chances. The ball either flew out near or above the post. To all this, Živković very much seemed to be out of shape. The otherwise very fast midfielder and avid goalscoarer was struggling. He couldn't speed up, he missed passes, he had thick, black healing plasters on his left leg.

If he's not healthy, why must he play?...
And why am I asking rhetorical questions?...

It was almost the end of the first half when Partizan suddenly got a penalty. Škuletić wanted to make a bombing shot, two among Donji Srem defenders drifted themselves in front of the ball. One of them got the ball on his hand. Škuletić stood behind the ball at the penalty point and shot the ball into the lower right corner with a calm move. 1:0

(photo: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)

In the second half Saša Marković had a huge shot right after the beginning that the ball flew over the southern tribunes. Then all was silent until about the 51st minute.
Well, no, it wasn't silent, because fans, the re-united southern and western sectors made a huge atmosphere.

(photo: pafteq)

(photo: juznifront.com)

In the 51st minute Lukač had a great save after another nerve-racking mistake of the defense line. Partizan immediately made a counter-attack, Grbić missed the ball with just only one step...
Here came a period when you had the impression, Partizan consists of only Grbić, Vulićević and sometimes Škuletić (the defender ran up many times with the ball and passed them all in the middle - these all ended either as a missed chance or the Donji Srem defense line headed them out). No idea where other team members had been. Marinković was invisible, Živković was struggling, the others faded into the grey mass.
Then in the 54th minute finally arrived Saša Ilić. From then on it was very interesting to see attacks getting shapes, there were even ideas behind them, they even looked to be organized...
Guests got stuck even more around their penalty area. Brašanac tried, then Škuletić twice...
...and then Danko Lazović appeared at the sideline, ready to battle, in the 62nd minute. He substituted Petar Grbić and finally the Lazović-Saša Ilić axis started to roll. It rolled so much that in the 67th minute it was 2:0 for Partizan. The goal was scored by no one else than Danko Lazović. Vulićević passed the ball to Živković on the right. The midfielder passed it to Škuletić, the striker headed it, just into the goalkeeper. The ball dropped in front of Lazović and the Montenegrian player shot it into the net. 2:0



(photos: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)

Another 10 minutes came with missed Partizan-chances. Donji Srem sometimes made a counter-attack, but these were all insignificant. In the 71st minute Škuletić again missed a chance, then a minute later Vulićević made a huge sprint (fans were cheering for him loud) and got the ball with a great tackle near the penalty area of the guests. After this he dribbled himself through the defense up to the five-meter line, but missed it. Branko Ilić got the ball, but his shot also avoided the goal.
In the 75th minute Brašanac headed the ball too high, and a minute later it was 3:0. Saša Ilić had a bombing shot from distance. Donji Srem goalkeeper saved it and the ball dropped in front of the other Saša, namely Marković. The midfielder didn't require any special encouraging, he shot and the ball fell right into the net. 3:0



(photos: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)

The rest of the match didn't have too many surprises left. In the 81th minute a Partizan-player's solo (maybe Saša Ilić? I didn't see it clearly) Petrović got the ball. He passed to Živković, but the chance was missed. A minute later Lazović missed a similarly great chance.

Highlights:


Facts:

Location: Partizan Stadion, Belgrade
Number of spectators: 5000
Referee: Petar Piper (linesmen: Nenad Kurčubić, Marko Dimitrijević, substitute referee: Bojan Stanojević, goal referees: Bojan Nikolić, Nenad Santrač)

FK Partizan: Lukač - Petrović, B. Ilić, Stanković, Vulićević - Brašanac, Grbić (Lazović, 62.), A. Živković, Marković - Marinković (S. Ilić, 54.), Škuletić (Pantić, 81.)
Head coach: Marko Nikolić

Donji Srem: Milinović - Punoševac (Marćeta, 68.), Lakić Pešić, Prjević, Lakičević - Grujičić, Zec - Stanislavljević (Obubi, 58.), Bukorac, Spalević (Crnomarković, 79.) - Beljić
Head coach: Nenad Vanić

Goal scorers: Škuletić (45. - penalty), Lazović (67.), Marković (75.)
Yellow card: B. Ilić (31.), then Obubi (76.)

Current championship standings:
1. Partizan 9p
2. Crvena Zvezda 9p
3. Novi Pazar 7p
4. Spartak Zlatibor Voda 7p
5. Rad 6p
6. Vojvodina 6p
7. Čukarički 5p
8. OFK Beograd 4p
9. Jagodina 4p
10. Borac 4p
11. Donji Srem 3p
12. Mladost 1p
13. Napreadak 1p
14. Radnički 1923 1p
15. Radnički Niš 0p
16. FK Voždovac 0p

Saturday, August 23, 2014

Drinčić not sold out + Coming up: FK Partizan - Donji Srem - Jelen Superliga Round 3

I love it when some people make a butthole out of their mouths. What does that sinner deserve who spread the news so heavily that even bigger newssites published it?

Marko Nikolić gave an angry (and negative) answer to all questions regarding Nikola Drinčić's transfer to Israel. He said, an unnamed Israel journalist spread the rumour on Twitter, the news was picked by the media and published as fact. The head coach categorically stated Drinčić is still the player of FK Partizan.

Amen.

About tomorrow's match: it starts at 19:00 at ul. Humska 1. Marko Nikolić is not allowed on the bench, Zvonko Varga will be in charge this time. Of course everyone works hard to keep the winning series, yet the head coach reminded, Donji Srem have dangerous strikers.
Volkov is still injured, Živković and Pantić are also not battle-ready.

Match will be broadcasted live by ArenaSport 5.