Sutjeska is on fire!
In their final warm-up match at Zlatibor, Sutjeska showed why they are favorites in the Conference League qualifiers. Milija Savović’s team crushed Spartak Subotica 3-1, with goals from Vasko Kalezić (penalty, 24th minute), Balša Tošković (56th), and Utu Mulato (60th).
Lineup and Strategy
Sutjeska started with Giljen, Golubović, Đinović, Kopitović, Dedić, Sćekić, Šimun, Juković, Čavor, Kalezić, and Tošković. In the second half, players like Vlahović, Pajović, Đukanović, Ćetković, Kecojević, Eraković, Miljanić, Aničić, and Vukčević got their chance. Coach Savović is clearly testing every player to find the perfect formula for the upcoming challenges.
What Does This Mean for Sutjeska?
This win is not just a number on the scoreboard. Sutjeska proved they are ready to fight in the Conference League qualifiers, where they will face Dinamo Brest. Returning to Nikšić for the final phase of preparations promises even more energy and focus.
Football Scene in Montenegro
While Sutjeska pushes forward, Montenegrin football faces many challenges, including corruption suspicions and illegal assemblies. But on the pitch, Sutjeska sends a clear message – we are ready for big things!
Conclusion
If you thought the preparations would be boring, think again! Sutjeska showed they are a team that doesn’t give up easily. With this form, the Conference League qualifiers will be a real treat for fans. What do you think – can Sutjeska surprise and advance? Drop a comment, let’s see who’s optimistic and who’s skeptical!
Denver Nuggets and trades? No thanks!
Among the sports news, one story doesn’t fit – Denver Nuggets traded Dario Šarić to Sacramento Kings for Jonas Valančiūnas. But let’s be honest, this has nothing to do with football or Sutjeska, so we’ll leave it to basketball fans.
In short: Sutjeska showed their teeth at Zlatibor, Spartak fell, and the Conference League qualifiers are on the horizon. Get ready for a football spectacle, this is just the beginning!
And hey, if you have a funny comment or think Sutjeska is overrated, feel free to join the conversation – no censorship here, just pure football passion!
