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Based on data as of 1 Oct, 17:11BBK Radnicki Maintain Dominance Over Kolubara
The home side demonstrated superior consistency compared to their visitors, who have relied on a mix of results in recent fixtures. BBK Radnicki’s record over the previous five matches showed four wins and only one loss, while Kolubara Lazarevac had recorded three wins and two defeats in a similar period.
Statistical trends from the past month highlight the disparity between the two squads. BBK Radnicki scored 449 points while conceding 419 across their last five outings, including a dominant 106-103 win against OKK Beograd and a 96-88 victory over Dynamic. Kolubara Lazarevac, meanwhile, managed 464 points for and against in their last five games, with significant results including an away win against BC Dunav Ruse (96-95) and a home defeat to OKK Beograd (90-109).
Match Outcome
The result extends their strong form, which has included wins against top-tier opposition such as KK Metalac Valjevo and Sombor Bc. Kolubara Lazarevac’s recent history shows they can compete closely, as seen in their narrow loss to OKK Novi Pazar (84-91) and win against Vrsac (100-85), but they were unable to match the home side’s performance.
Their only loss in the last five games came away to Sloboda, while they have won all their home fixtures in this span, including the 87-75 win over KK Metalac Valjevo and the 106-103 thriller against OKK Beograd.
League Implications
With 12 points from five games, they sit above Kolubara Lazarevac, who earned nine points from their last five matches.
Kolubara Lazarevac’s record remains mixed, with victories over Mladost Zemun and Vrsac balanced by defeats to OKK Beograd and OKK Novi Pazar. The team has shown they can score heavily, especially in their 94-84 win away at Mladost Zemun, but consistency has been elusive.
The match was part of the First League, with both teams continuing their campaigns under the standard competitive format.