Sports results

The past weekend in sports was marked by a Pyrrhic victory for the Sivac handball players. In round 21 of the First League season, Sivac 69 beat Crvenka 23:22 in the municipal derby, but were relegated with one round remaining, as both Srem from Sremska Mitrovica and Crvena zvezda from Mokrin also won. The derby itself was an exciting match, and Sivac secured the win with a nine-meter throw taken by Beslać after time had expired, which he converted into a goal. Bošković was Sivac’s top scorer with 6, while Crvenka’s Mirić and Šveljo scored the same number of goals each. Going into the final round, Crvenka are second in the table with 25, while Sivac 69 are eleventh with 13 points. In the final round, Crvenka travel to Novi Bečej to face Jedinstvo, while Sivac 69 host Srem from Sremska Mitrovica.
The women’s handball players were also unsuccessful, alongside their Crvenka counterparts. In round 21 of the First League season, Laki from Crvenka lost 33:28 away to Spartak in Debeljača, with a half-time score of 18:12. Jovana Jovović was Laki’s top scorer, with seven goals. Crvenka’s women’s handball team are currently fifth in the table with 24 points, and will host Radnički from Bajmok in the final round of the season.

The 28th round of the Sombor District League championship was marked by a municipal derby in which Lipar, playing at home, beat Rusin from Ruski Krstur 3:2. In the first half, Lipar made use of the wind to take a 3:0 lead, but in the second half the wind was on the side of Rusin’s footballers, who managed to score twice but could not avoid defeat. Banović scored twice for Lipar, while Žarić scored one goal; Branković and Orsag scored for Rusin. Hajduk Junior lost 2:1 to Mladost from Bački Petrovac in front of their home supporters. Danojević scored for the team from Kula. Mladost drew 1:1 with Krajina Wings in Kruščić, while Sivac’s Polet lost 7:5 at home to ŽAK from Sombor. Hajduk Junior are fourth and Rusin fifth, each with 41 points; Lipar are eleventh with 34, Mladost fourteenth with 30, while Polet are last, in sixteenth place, with 16 points. In the next round, Rusin host leaders Mladost from Bački Petrovac in Ruski Krstur; Hajduk Junior visit Hercegovac in Gajdobra; Polet travel to BSK in Bački Brestovac; Mladost from Kruščić meet Slavija in Pivnice; and Lipar visit Krajina Wings in Bačka Palanka.
In the 21 round of the Sombor Intermunicipal League, First Division, Kula defeated the home team 2:1 in a municipal derby played in Crvenka. Vojnović scored to put Kula ahead, before the experienced Kišjuhas equalized with a free kick. Just when it seemed the match would end in a draw, Zlatić scored the winning goal for Kula in the final moments. After this round, Crvenka are second with 39, while Kula are third with 32 points. In the final round, Kula host leaders Stanišić, while Crvenka travel to face Kordun in Kljajićevo.
In the 20 round of the Sombor Intermunicipal League Second Division championship, Kula football club KFK lost 3:0 to Dinamo away in Bački Breg. KFK are seventh in the standings with 24 points, and in the next round they host Dinamo from Sonta in front of their home fans.
The women’s First League of Serbia football season has ended. In the final round, Polet’s players beat Šumadija 1903 from Kragujevac 2:0 in Sivac, with Golubović and Nikolet Časar scoring. Polet finished the season third in the standings with 22 points.

Đ. Bojanić