Sports results from last weekend

Sivac’s handball players have continued their winning streak in the First League, Northern Group. Sivac 69 beat Crvena zvezda 34:31 away in Mokrin in the match of the 18 round of the championship, with a halftime score of 17:14. Although they played without coach Branko Žeželj, who was absent for personal reasons, the Sivac handball players demonstrated their quality and deservedly won. They controlled the game and the score throughout, and the home team managed to equalize only once, in the 23 minute, when the score was 14:14. The Sivac players then went on a 3:0 run, and managed to preserve that three-goal lead until the end of the match. Čabai was Sivac’s top scorer with 11 goals. Sivac 69 remain second in the standings with 28 points, and in the next round they host Banatski Karlovac in front of their supporters.

Crvenka’s handball players lost 34:22 to league leaders Kolubara away in Lazarevac in the 19 round of the Super B League, with a half-time score of 17:9. Given that Crvenka went to face the leaders with only nine players, without goalkeeper Nemanja Račić and experienced players Đurović, Vlada Račić and Kosović, nothing other than a heavy defeat could have been expected. Dragiša Račić was Crvenka’s top scorer with 6 goals. Crvenka is ninth in the standings with 13 points, and hosts Belgrade’s Sinđelić in the next round.

In the 18. round of the women’s first-league handball championship, Laki of Crvenka drew 16:16 with Deronje in Odžaci. Although the Crvenka team won the first half 10:8, the home side turned the score around in the second half and took a 14:11 lead in the 48 minute. However, Laki did not give up, and in the 57 minute, a goal by their top scorer Jovana Grabež, who scored five goals, put them ahead 16:15, but the Deronje handball players managed to score and earn a point. Laki are currently seventh with 17 points, and next round they visit Radnički in Bajmok.

Odžaci from Kula lost 3:1 to second-placed Bratstvo 1946 away in Prigrevica in the 24 round of the Serbian League, Vojvodina group. During just ten minutes of poor play by Željko Račić’s team, from the 32 to the 43 minute, Bratstvo scored three goals. Matijašević’s penalty goal merely reduced the margin of defeat. Odžaci are tenth in the standings with 32 points and will visit league leaders Bečej 1918 in Bečej in the next round.

The twenty-fourth round of the Sombor District League championship was marked by two municipal derbies. In the first, played at Milan Sredanović Stadium in Kula, second-placed Crvenka defeated Kula 3:1, with the halftime score at 3:0. Crvenka played an excellent first half and, with two goals from Milan Subotić and one from Predrag Kišjuhas, built an unassailable lead, which Željko Vojnović reduced with a penalty. The second municipal derby, played in Ruski Krstur, pitted the teams at the bottom of the table against one another: second-to-last Rusin and bottom-placed Mladost from Kruščić. Rusin won 2:0, securing victory late in the match with a goal by Đukanović and an own goal by Radak. Our fifth representative, Lipar, disappointed, losing 2:0 at home to Hercegovac from Gajdobra. Crvenka are second in the table with 53 points, Lipar are tenth with 24, Kula are thirteenth with 22, Rusin are fourteenth with 21, and Mladost are last, fifteenth, with 8 points. Another municipal derby is coming up in the next round. Rusin and Kula will meet in Ruski Krstur, second-placed Crvenka will visit Budućnost in Mladenovo, Mladost will host Hajduk Junior in Kruščić, and Lipar will have a bye.

In the 18 round of the Sombor Municipal League, First Division, Polet from Sivac defeated Dunav 4:0 away in Bački Monoštor. Polet are second in the standings with 40 points, and host Omladinac from Bukovac in the next round.

KFK Kula’s footballers disappointed. In the 15 round of the Sombor Municipal League, Second Division, Kula lost 1:0 away to bottom-placed Telečka. They are currently fifth in the standings with 20 points and host Dinamo from Sonta in the next round.

Polet’s women’s football team from Sivac also lost last weekend, going down 1:0 to Kanjiža at home in the 12 round of the First League championship. Polet are seventh in the standings with 7 points and will visit Lavice Dubočica in Leskovac in the next round.

After two consecutive wins, Hajduk’s futsal players drew with Tisa from Novi Bečej in the 19 round of the Vojvodina Futsal League championship, playing in front of their supporters in Kula—the score was 4:4. Kula led until about thirty seconds before the end, but the visitors managed to equalize and earn a point. Kiš scored twice for Hajduk, while Radović and Husak scored one goal each. Hajduk’s futsal players are ninth with 25 points, and will travel to Vrbas in the next round to face Leteći Holanđanin.

Đ. Bojanić