Mladost - FK Partizan 1:2 (Jelen SuperLiga Round 8)

In the very beginning it was clear that the players of Mladost prefer to kick into the opponent instead of the ball. The 5th minute brought the first chance. Lazović passed to Škuletić, he dribbled himself through the defense line and shot, but goalkeeper Krznarić saved. Then Lukač also needed to do some excersises in the 7th minute after a free kick.
In the 10th minute Marković made a shot from distance, the ball just barely missed the net. It was still good for a corner (first corner of the match) which was punched out by the goalkeeper.
A minute later Lazović got a yellow card. ArenaSport replayed the scene a couple of times in slow motion, Partizan’s striker was wrestling with a defender of Mladost. The home player was tousling Lazović’s jersey, yet the Partizan attacker got finally the yellow card.

As a matter of fact, the referee didn’t seem to like Partizan too much.

In the 13th minute Grbić ran up dribbling through the home team’s half. He got into the penalty area and passed to Marković, but his kick was too high and flew out of the field.
And this was the moment when the broadcast broke down. For 5-6 minutes we could see only ArenaSport’s logo on the screen. (Upon Partizan’s textual report, we missed only a free kick by Lazović.)
Live picture returned in the 19th minute, Mladost was trying with a weak action. They could barely get to Partizan’s goal line, but even then Lukač didn’t have to interrupt.
In the 21st minute a defender of the opponent, Milunović pushed his elbow brutally into Lazović’s backbone. Partizan’s striker fell onto the ground holding his back with a painful face.

But being a great hero, he returned to the field after a few minutes.
The 23rd minute brought two attacks. First was by Mladost breaking in on Partizan’s goal. A dangerous shot came from right, but Lukač was at his place.

Then came a counter-attack, Pantić ran up, but his shot flew out near the goalpost.
Five minutes passed, when Marković had a kick on Mladost’s goal, then Škuletić was kicked on the ground, about 4-5 metres from the penalty area. Lazović stood behind the ball, he kicked it towards the goal line, but the home team’s goalkeeper caught it.
A minute later he and Milosavljević were pushing each other, Mladost player earned a yellow card from the referee.

Then all that was going on the field reminded of mud wrestling rather than football. Mladost players were very rough, having too many fouls, the game was fragmented. Mladost striker Friday made several unpleasant moments, but the Nigerian player was always stopped by Ćirković.

Danilo Pantić in action

The 35th minute brought a chance, Mladost attacked, but the player who was about to get the ball and shoot it on Partizan’s goal was on an at least 1-meter offside.
Then the only excitement was to find out how long the extra time will be at the end of the first half.
Well, an unsuspicious viewer would have surely thought that.
We were after the 45th minute (teams got 1 minute overtime) when Saša Marković got the ball and ran up on the left. He dribbled and passed it to Vulićević, who was at the other side of the field. He passed it to the middle, right in front of the goal line. Two Partizan-players jumped up, and the winner was Petar Škuletić, who headed the ball into the net. 0:1

Fans had a great time.

"69 years of pain and joy"

Wrestling was going on in the 2nd half as well. The referee was watching it with enjoyment, while everyone forgot about the ball. Finally in the 50th minute Grbić had a great run up to the penalty area. He passed the ball to Pantic from the right. Pantić passed it ahead with an oxford, but finally it ended as a corner.

Petar Grbić in action

Mladost kept on trying, without much success. Partizan’s defenders always blocked their attacks, Lukač was needed only at goal-kicks.

Sometimes fighting and wrestling were interrupted by some football. In the 57th minute Milosavljević sent a dangerous kick to Partizan’s goal line from 20 metres, but it was too high. Then in the 58th minute Lazović got fed up with all this screwing around. A pass was coming to Mladost’s penalty area, a defender wanted to kick it out. The ball dropped just in front of Partizan’s striker, he shot and the net was in pieces. 0:2

Saša Ilić arrived as substitute in the 60th minute. The reason to mention it was that in the moment his feet touched the field, Partizan fans immediately started to chant "Jedan je Ilić kapiten".

The 64th minute brought a great chance to Partizan. Škuletić got the ball from Branko Ilić, he made a turn shaking off a defender hanging on him and shot from 16 metres - into the goalkeeper.

Match action: Branko Ilić did a great job

Mladost tried with a distant shot in the 68th minute. Lukač pushed it above the goalpost, the referee waved for corner. There was a small chaos inside Partizan’s penalty area, finally the ball hit the goalpost with a big noise.
After this Mladost kept the ball a bit more than Partizan, yet the game was still fragmented, with too many fouls.
Mladost got a free kick in the 73rd minute. Adamović sent it in front of Partizan’s goal, Friday rose up high from the mass and headed it to Partizan’s net. 1:2
Partizan tried to find a chance in the 75th minute, but it ended as a counter-attack by Mladost, Gavrić barely missed it.
In the 80th minute the home team tried again. Volkov was wrestling with one of them inside the penalty area, then Friday got the ball. The Nigerian shot, and Lukač made one of the biggest saves ever.
It’s a must-see.

The rest of the game was almost only wrestling. Yet I must mention, in the 91st minute Kojić joined the team as substitute for Lazović. It was a moment that has been waited for long ago, that Kojić finally returns after his injury at a league match.

Then it was time to celebrate.

Highlights:

Facts:

Location: FK Mladost Stadion, Lučani
Number of spectators: 2500
Referee: Danilo Grujić (assistant referees: Milan Minić, Miloš Gagić - substitute referee: Nemanja Petrović - additional assistants: Nenad Đokić, Milorad Milićević)

FK Mladost: Krznarić - Zonjić, Milunović, Golemić, Petrović - Adamović, Radin (Ivadinović, 62.), Gavrić, Milosavljević (Crnomarković, 81.) - Jovanović (Pešić, 69.), Friday
Head coach: Nenad Milovanović

FK Partizan: Lukač - Vulićević, Ćirković, Stanković, Volkov - Grbić (S. Ilić, 60.), B. Ilić, Marković, Pantić (Luka, 82.) - Škuletić, Lazović (Kojić, 90+1.)
Head coach: Marko Nikolić

Goal scorers: Škuletić (45+1.), Lazović (58.), Friday (73.)
Yellow cards: Lazović (11.), Milunović (21.), Milosavljević (29.), Grbić (51.), Vulićević (86.)

Current championship standings:

1. FK Partizan 21 points*
2. Vojvodina 21 points
3. Crvena Zvezda 20 points
4. OFK Beograd 14 points*
5. Spartak Zlatibor Voda 14 points
6. Čukarički 12 points
7. Donji Srem 11 points
8. Rad 10 points
9. Novi Pazar 10 points
10. Mladost 10 points
11. Jagodina 8 points
12. Borac 8 points
13. Radnički Niš 6 points
14. FK Voždovac 4 points
15. Napredak 4 points
16. Radnički 1923 4 points

* - teams played only 7 matches

Not too happy news is that UEFA put Partizan under sanction for the anti-semitistic banner at the match against Tottenham. Partizan must pay 40 000 euros to UEFA, plus at their upcoming home match in Europa League the whole southern sector must be closed.

(photos: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)

Coming up: football and water polo today

Today at 15:00 starts Partizan’s football team against Mladost. The team is still somewhat under the impact of the loss in Greece. Marko Nikolić is trying to shake up the players.
- This time we have realistic chances to get to the first position of the league table - he said. We have a great series for 20 matches, I think, this defeat came in the right time to be able to continue all competitions with the appropriate attitude.
The trainer admitted, he couldn’t give any information about when Drinčić, Ostojić and Brašanac would be able to join the battle. As for today’s match, even Andrija Živković and Volkov might possibly have to rest instead of playing.
Match will be broadcasted live by ArenaSport 1.

The water polo team starts at 17:15 in regional Triglav Liga. They play against Radnički Kragujevac in the 1st round.
- Our team was the youngest in last season’s Champions League, with the average age of 20,3 years - said Mirko Brdajić, sports director of VK Partizan. - Yet it does not mean we are not equal to others and we wouldn’t aim the highest. Our players are young but experienced, with numerous games behind them. A lot of them come from the youth team, they all developed during the summer.
- Right now Slobodan Soro is in Brazil, he has obligations there - head coach Vladimir Vujasinović added. - He joins us either in November or in February. We have three young goalkeepers, but we still need Soro’s experience and routine very much.
- In our team there are 8 players who are in the youth national team - Vujasinović continued. - Among them Rističević and Mandić are in the senior national team as well, the latter one won gold medal at all three senior international competitions this summer. We do have talents, we must now make the best possible conditions for them.
Water polo match starts right after football, ArenaSport 1 broadcasts it live as well.

Update: there are some controversies around when the water polo team starts. Some resources say 17:15, others say 20:00. Well, let's keep our eyes open.

Léo Westermann sends hugs to everyone from France

Léo Westermann sent his best wishes to Partizan (and fans) for the 69th anniversary.

Bravo @PartizanBC !!! #69godine
— Westermann Léo (@lwestermann) October 4, 2014

Szolnoki Olaj - KK Partizan NIS 55:60 (Adriatic League, Round 1)

The match had a very interesting start, because no point was scored for 3 (!!!) minutes. Many chances were missed and many fouls were made. Finally Gagić broke the silence and scored 2 points in the 3rd minute. Szolnok missed out even a penalty at the 4th minute. We were in the 5th minute (!!!) when Tepić scored another basket, it was 0:4 for Partizan.
It was followed by fouls only. Mostly by Szolnok, during their attacks. There were barely 4 minutes left from the quarter when Milutinov scored another basket for Partizan. Not much later Tepić made such a great steal that Average Fan was screaming from joy.

Tepić in action

Partizan’s secret weapons were stealing and rebounding. Yet despite them in the upcoming one minute nothing on Earth happened except for some fouls. Szolnok had their first basket after 6 and a half minutes (2:6).
It was 3:10 for Partizan when Szolnok had a timeout. They picked themselves together and started scoring 3-pointers. They got the grip so much that the result was 11:10 for them at the end of the quarters.
This was the first and last time Szolnok could control the match. Because then came Parni Valjak, the Great Steam Roller.
The second quarter started with a foul by Szolnok, again while attacking.

Match action: Milutinov and Andrić surrounded by Szolnok-players

But then the Tepić-Dallo axis put itself into motion. The first of them (Tepić) scored a basket (11:12), then Szolnok could gain back a little bit of control for about half a minute (13:12), most probably to be sure they’ll remember this momentum, because it would never ever come back again.

The reason was Boris Dallo, with an unbelievable performance. He got all the possible rebounds and he kept on hanging on Szolnok-players’ back picking them as long as they dropped the ball. After 4 minutes it was 13:19 for Partizan, Dallo himself scored 7 points within one minute, while Gagić was the destroying force of the defense.

Then it was 13:21 after a brilliant Tepić-Gagić-Tepić teamwork. Then 15:23 (Báder scored, after 3 minutes of total silence by Szolnok, Andrić reacted quickly with a basket). And we even got to know that Boris Dallo is the X-Factor of Partizan.

Here came a timeout by Szolnok but it didn’t really make things better for them. Dallo was at everywhere, rebounding, stealing and picking Szolnok-players until they dropped the ball, to be able to have such a great interplay with Bezbradica.

Szolnok missed a lot of chances, finally they scored from penalty (16:29). At the end of the first half they made it for 25:29, after Partizan missed chances - while Szolnok missed an even bigger chance, because Gagić made such a great blocking that should be taught at academies.

The second half started again with a lot of missed chances. Then Andrić scored (25:31). Then it was again him, with a 3-pointer.
Đoko Šalić made a wonderful blocking. (The video is lagging a bit, but you can still see it all.)

Even Szolnok’s timeout didn’t make it better. Partizan scored 9 points in a row.

Discussion at Partizan’s side

Szolnok scored after 4 and a half minutes in this quarter (28:38). Partizan kept on throwing baskets ahead. 28:41, then 31:44 (a Szolnok-attack was followed by Tepić’s instant reaction). And Szolnok was still missing out their chances... For the end of the quarter they decreased the difference a bit, the result was 37:44 (even Partizan missed out quite a few baskets).

The last quarter was mostly about fouls and penalties. Milutinov still scored a field goal in the beginning (37:46), then young Marinković scored from penalty. This gave a huge extra to Partizan, Gagić and Tepić were continuously stealing Szolnok’s weak passes and with a fast break they built up attacks. At 39:53 Szolnok again asked for time-out. Afterwards they made it for 52:53, but Milutinov quickly rearranged the standing (42:55). 

Numerous missed chances followed this period. There were barely 5 minutes left when Szolnok scored. Then 2 minutes passed without points (only missed chances happened, nothing else). In the 6th minute the home team scored again, Duško Vujošević asked for time-out. 

Only 90 seconds were left, it was 51:57 when Szolnok had a row of fouls. The last 30 seconds were only about penalties. One 2-pointer for Szolnok, one for Partizan, and so on. Finally the last penalty was scored by Gagić, when there were only 7 seconds left from the game. (55:60).

League standings:

1. Crvena Zvezda 2 points

2. Mega Vizura 2 points

3. Krka 2 points

4. Zadar 2 points

5. Union Olimpija 2 points

6. Partizan 2 points

7. Budućnost Podgorica 2 points

8. Metalac 1 point

9. Cibona 1 point

10. Szolnoki Olaj 1 point

11. Igokea 1 point

12. MZT Skopje 1 point

13. Cedevita 1 point

14. Levski 1 point

(photos: Facebook/KK Partizan)

Birthday

Milan Lukač, Partizan's golden-handed goalkeeper is celebrating his 29th birthday today.

(photo: mozzartsport.com)

Isn't it HUGE to have your birthday on the same day as your team?...

SREĆAN ROĐENDAN!

Coming up: Szolnoki Olaj - KK Partizan NIS Adriatic League today

Today at 18:00 the 2014/15 season starts for Partizan's basketball team. At the first round of Adriatic League (ABA League) they meet Szolnoki Olaj from Hungary - that Szolnoki Olaj that were supposed NOT to take part at the League this season.
- Szolnok is the best team in the Hungarian championship - started deputy team captain Milenko Tepić. (Dragan Milosavljević is still out of order until about November, until then the Novi Sad-born combo guard is his substitute.) - No wonder they have been participating in the League for years. This will be our first match, therefore it will not be easy at all for us. As for me, I hope despite our difficulties, injuries and player registration issues we will win.
- All our respect goes for our opponent - said Duško Vujošević. - Players of Szolnok are very motivated against us. It’s because we took part in Euroleague and we had good results in our local championship as well. For this reason it would be unwise to think teams playing against us won’t bring their best form.
The trainer detailed those registration issues Tepić also mentioned.

This all started with their former player, Jaka Klobučar from Slovenia. He terminated his contract with Partizan in 2011, but still demanded the club to pay those 240 000 euros recorded in the contract. Later this amount was reduced to 120 000, then to 38 000 euros, but Partizan still didn’t pay. Finally the Slovenian went to the international association, that finally made a verdict and forbade Partizan to register their new players until they won’t pay to Klobučar.

- We are still under BAT (Basketball Arbitral Tribunal) sanctions - said Vujošević. - We tried to agree with Klobučar, we talked to lawyers. Until now we paid 60 000 euros to him, from which we collected 20 000 with the help of sponsors. Yet we still couldn’t register our new players, Murić, Kouzeloglou and Luka Bogdanović. Eurocup starts on 15th October, if we can’t register them until then, I don’t know how we’ll represent our club, city and country.
Ticket and season ticket sells are keeping us alive now, they have a crucial importance for us - he added.

The match will be broadcasted live by Sport Klub 3 (Serbia) and SportM (Hungary).

69 years

4th October, 1945

Golden day for all Partizan-fans.

Asteras Tripolis - FK Partizan 2:0 (UEFA Europa League group stage)

And now the person(s) who made the team and the fans believe we would just simply step over the Greeks, should stand up right now and make a step forward.
Sure, we stepped over the Greeks so much that we are beaten with 2 goals, providing the worst game of the century.

All seemed to be fine in the beginning. What is more, in the southern tribune a group of Grave Diggers made a great atmosphere, singing and chanting louder than local fans.

Partizan tried the opponent in the very first minute. Vulićević’s shot rolled out of the field through the line, not much far from the goalpost. Then Živković passed the ball into the opponent’s penalty area from a free kick, the Slovakian goalkeeper had to push himself pretty much to save it.
Asteras got to Partizan’s penalty area only in the 6th minute, until then the guests massively ruled the game. The Greek team got a free kick, just a few steps from the penalty area line. The shot was dangerous, Lukač had a great save. A minute later the world watched Partizan’s goalkeeper again, when a striker headed the ball to the goal, but he saved it again.
Partizan kept the ball, mostly by defenders passing it to each other on their own half. Meanwhile Asteras built up a bunker that could hardly be broken through by strikers. Yet they also couldn’t build up a mentionable attack. In the 15th minute Branko Ilić got a yellow card, though the Dutch referee seemingly enjoyed showing it to Partizan-players. The yellow card was followed by a free kick, Parra headed it just barely near the goalpost.
In the 17th minute Ćirković blocked a shot and Partizan immediately started a counter-attack. Saša Ilić passed it to Grbić, the midfielder ran up to the opponent’s goal line. The goalkeeper saved it by punching the ball out through the sideline. Then Vulićević passed the ball right in front of the goal line, but Kosicky deactivated that, too.

Match action: Živković wrestling with Italian player Lluy

Then came the 22nd minute and the nightmare.
Asteras slowly but surely came up on Partizan’s half. They kept on passing the ball among each other here and there, finally Usero grabbed an unbelievably weak and insignificant pass and shot it from near the penalty point. Lukač saved (with a great movement), but the ball dropped back in front of the Spaniard, who didn’t miss it this time. He kicked it into the net near Lukač. 1:0
I’d bet on anything I saw a redemption-looking foul by an Asteras-player in the 24th minute. (No yellow card was shown...) Free kick was by Živković, but Greeks got the ball and made an immediate counter-attack. Their striker was rushing up to Lukač’s home followed by 1 (one) Partizan-defender... and Lukač made the save of the year. With his leg.

Match action: Lazović vs. Sankaré from Senegal

Here started that unpleasant pressure that slowly turned into horror by Asteras. They made extremely fast counter-attacks, while Partizan needed quite a time to build up an attack, but all of them were blocked by Greek defenders.

Also, I want to suggest all Latin-American players to get an Oscar in "drama" category.
Also, whenever a Partizan-player fell on the ground, the referee’s reaction was usually a fatherly "there, there" to the fouling opponent, but whenever a Partizan-player just made a nasty look on any Greek player, the home team immediately got a free kick.

In the 38th minute Pantić ran up and passed the ball to Vulićević. He shot the ball from a sharp angle, but the goalkeeper saved it. In the 40th minute Volkov was tackled, Greeks attacked, but Lukač blocked their try again.

One of Lukač’s moments

The last action of the first half happened in the last minute of the extra time. It was again Vulićević running up and passing the ball to the goal line, but Kosicky again saved.

At the very beginning of the second half, just after the starting whistle Asteras immediately attacked Partizan’s home. I hope Lukač’s hands will be engilt and his gloves get to the museum - he made a great save again.
Then again, just two minutes later.
In the 49th minute he didn’t, but only because Parra’s shot flew out of the field above the goalpost.
In the 50th minute Lazović got a yellow card, just because he was standing in the way of a goal-kick and the ball hit him.
Then there was again a disturbance in the Force.
Greeks were coming up on the right side. Mazza kept on tackling in front of Partizan’s penalty area then passed it. Defenders blocked his shot, but the ball was kept by Asteras, dropping here and there, defenders were just watching it. Then someone made a very weak shot and it seemed that the ball would again roll out of the field near the left goalpost, but Parra suddenly showed up and kicked the ball into the net. 2:0
In the 56th minute Partizan got a free kick, Stanković wanted to move Lazović’s shot into the net, but Sankaré had a different opinion. (The Senegalese defender wasn't really friendly towards Partizan-players, and to all these it was clear he is the beginning and the end of the defense line.)

One of Stanković’s moments

In the 61st minute Asteras got a free kick. Before that nothing much happened except for Vulićević’s yellow card. Partizan kept on trying but practically all their tries remained ineffective. Meanwhile Greeks attacked very fast, guest defenders were behind them with several steps.
So, Asteras got a free kick, the ball was rolling through the penalty area, nobody touched it. Well, Lukač did, thankfully, and saved.
In the 62nd minute Fofana (who joined as substitute in the 46th minute) missed a chance.

Grbić against defenders

The upcoming few minutes brought numerous tryings by Partizan, but all actions were blocked by defenders. We could not control the game, Greeks did. Then in the 69th minute it was almost 3:0... Someone headed the ball into the net, our great luck was that the assistant referee was waving for offside before the goal.

Ninković joined in the 63rd minute, but even he couldn’t give too much to the result

The next minutes brought again quite a few Asteras-chances. Partizan-defenders were again behind the strikers, even Lukač was helped out sometimes by the Heavenly Forces.
In the 77th minute Kojić joined the game substituting Saša Ilić, being finally recovered from his injury.
The game ran still in the midfield. Asteras immediately attacked whenever they could grab the ball. Their defense line was especially strong, Partizan was blocked by them continuously.

Match action: Lazar Ćirković

This was the point when Average Fan wished the game would end as soon as possible to just get over it, also the singing, chanting and cheering of Grave Diggers who travelled to Greece to support the team was much more delightful than the match itself.

Giga respect to you, guys.

In the 87th minute Partizan could get to Asteras’s goal line, but the chance was missed. The audience shouted "ollé" whenever the home team touched the ball.
The last chance came again in the minutes of extra time, Lazović's free kick was saved by the Slovakian goalkeeper.

Highlights:

Facts:

Location: Teodoras Kolokotronis Stadium, Tripoli
Number of spectators: 5000
Referee: Danny Makkelie (assistants: Patrick Langkamp, Mario Diks - substitute referee: Bas van Dongen - additional assistants: Kevin Blom, Kamphuis Jochem) - NED

Asteras Tripolis: Kosicky - Lluy, Goian, Sankaré, Panteliadis - Usero, Zisopulos, Rolle (Munafo, 90.) - Mazza, Parra (Barrales, 59.), Giannotas (Kitoko, 73.)
Head coach: Staikos Vergetis

FK Partizan: Lukač - Vulićević, Ćirković, Stanković, Volkov - B. Ilić, S. Ilić (Kojić, 77.) - A. Živković (Fofana, 46.), Pantić, Grbić (Ninković, 63.) - Lazović
Head coach: Marko Nikolić

Goal scoarers: Usero (22.), Parra (52.)
Yellow card: B. Ilić (15.), Lazović (50.), Vulićević (61.), Ninković (89.), Goian (90.), Barrales (90+3.)

And now let me pay respect to PAOK-fans with a minute-long silent standing in attention for showing comradeship and stealing a flag from an Asteras fan group.

(photo: Facebook)

Respect!

(other photos: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)

Photos: the team arrived in Tripoli and had their first training there

Spirits high, not just literally (among the clouds, on the plane): Kojić and Luka

Courtesy of Air Serbia

Kojić sharing some funny story while waiting for their packs at the airport

Surprise: a fan was waiting for them

Feeling a bit worn-out

Journalists asking Marko Nikolić and Momčilo Vukotić

Working hard...

...for goalkeepers, too

Kojić and Volkov

Branko Ilić was present even at the press conference

Photos: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan

Coming up: Asteras Tripolis - FK Partizan UEFA Europa League group stage tomorrow

Tomorrow Partizan play their first away match at the Europa League group stages. The team has already left for Tripoli.

(photos: Facebook/Fudbalski klub Partizan)

Vulićević is optimistic.
- We played well against Tottenham, why not repeating it in Tripoli? This is the very time and place we can hope for gaining 3 points. Our goal is to be present at the European stage even in the spring.
- We had an unexpected break before travelling to Greece - said Marko Nikolić, referring to the cancelled SuperLiga-match. - Our opponent is in great shape, they base their tactics on their Argentinian players, who have a very aggressive playing style.
The trainer talked about Nikola Drinčić who couldn’t join the team.
- Drinčić had similar injury to Neymar at the World Cup, just his goes with a mild intensity. On Monday he already joined our training session, but he had to work separate from the others. Volkov had his first training on Wednesday, Branko Ilić had some virus infection, but he is doing better now - Nikolić listed those who might miss out tomorrow’s battle.
Besides them Darko Brašanac, Miloš Ostojić and Petar Škuletić will be absent. First two are injured, while Škuletić is still suspended.
The head coach was asked about Nikola Vujadinović as well, who has been training at ul. Humska for a while.
- Indeed he has been visiting our trainings - he said. - We have a very good relationship and if we could cooperate on the long term, I’d be very happy.
The list of players travelling to Tripoli:
Goalkeepers: Lukač, Ž. Živković, Kljajić
Defenders: Vulićević, Volkov, N. Petrović, Stanković, Ćirković, B. Ilić
Midfielders: S. Ilić, Grbić, A. Živković, Pantić, Ninković, Marković, Luka, Marinković
Strikers: Lazović, Fofana, Kojić

Match starts tomorrow at 21:05, RTS 1 will broadcast it live.