Fardu took a commanding 5-1 victory over Kizirek in the Pro-League A regular season, stage thirteen, on Tuesday afternoon. The home side, sitting fourth in the table with 33 points from 18 games, made light work of the visitors who languish at the bottom with just four points. And here's the thing — this wasn't the kind of result that suggests a close contest from the start.
O'ktamov opened the scoring in the 37th minute, giving Fardu an early advantage they would never relinquish. Ayvazov doubled the lead just before the break, and by then Kizirek's afternoon was already slipping away. Bozorov added a third after the restart, and Habibullayev made it four in the 60th minute before Farkhodov sealed it in the 77th. Abelfazov's late strike in the 88th minute was more a statement of dominance than anything else.
For Kizirek, this extends a terrible run. Their last five results read 0-2, 0-3, 2-0, 2-4, 0-1 — a mix of defeats and one rare win that doesn't change the picture. They've now lost 16 of 18 league games. The home side, meanwhile, have won nine and drawn six, losing only three. To be fair, they did suffer a 7-0 hammering from Metallurg in June, but this result shows they're back on track.
The gap between the two sides in the table is now 29 points. Kizirek's four points from 18 matches means they're playing catch-up with very little time left. Fardu's 33 points puts them firmly in the upper half, and another win like this moves them further from any relegation conversation. By then, the result won't need explaining — the points on the board speak for themselves.