Radomlje secured a 3-1 victory over Mura in the fourth round of the 1. SNL regular season on Monday evening. The away side took control early and held firm despite a late rally from the hosts. It was a result that shifted momentum in the lower half of the table.
V. Pelko opened the scoring in the 43rd minute, a moment that settled the first half. Mura had pushed forward with A. Zeljkovic's introduction at the break, but the visitors kept their shape. The hosts grew frustrated as yellow cards accumulated in the middle of the pitch.
Radomlje doubled their lead through J. Balic in the 83rd minute, and here's the thing about that goal — it came from sustained pressure rather than a single chance. Mura threw everything forward after that, but the visitors held a high line that worked in their favour. By then the match had turned into a chase rather than a contest.
A. Bosec pulled one back for Mura in the 89th minute, only for S. Butic to restore the two-goal cushion in stoppage time. The hosts had made seven changes across the fixture, including two at the hour mark, but the damage was done. To be fair, they showed character in the closing stages.
The statistics tell a story of efficiency over dominance. Radomlje registered 137 attacks with 57 per cent possession, yet they only needed five shots on target to find three goals. Mura managed more attacks with 109, but their 10 shots off target revealed a side that couldn't convert. And here's the thing about those numbers — they show where the game was really played.
The result leaves Mura ninth with eight points from eight games, while Radomlje move to 10th with five points from seven. It was the visitors' first win of the campaign and one that fancy their chances of climbing further. The hosts, meanwhile, will need to find a way to close out these tighter margins.