Brinje-Grosuplje and Mora met in the fifth round of the 1. SNL on Saturday, and it was the visitors who came away with a 2:1 victory. The result keeps both sides in the middle of the table, though it gives Mora a slight edge in points. and here's the thing — you never know where a match like this is heading until the whistle blows.
S. Butic opened the scoring for the hosts in the eighteenth minute, but the lead did not last. N. Kasalo equalised for Mora in the sixty-sixth, and by then the momentum had shifted. I. Krolo then found a way back into it with an eighty-seventh minute winner.
The game was anything but clean. Brinje-Grosuplje collected four yellow cards, with M. Roric and D. Ivkic among the first to be booked. Mora's I. Krolo picked up two bookings in five minutes, which is never ideal for a player who later scores. to be fair, neither side dominated for long stretches.
Statistically, the match was evenly balanced. Both teams held 50 per cent possession, though Mora registered more attacks and shots on target. Brinje-Grosuplje had five shots on target and four off, while Mora managed seven and four respectively. The away side also earned a higher number of free kicks.
Brinje-Grosuplje remain seventh with eight points from seven games, while Mora sit ninth on seven points. The visitors have now extended their unbeaten run in this fixture, though their recent form has been mixed with four defeats in seven outings. by then, the table was likely to shift again.