Taborsko and Vlasicim met in a Club Friendlies fixture on Thursday evening, with the visitors claiming a 2:1 win despite trailing for most of the contest. The match ended with a late twist — J. Hrubes headed in a third goal in the seventy-ninth minute to turn the result on its head.
And here's the thing about the opening goal. L. Havel found the net in the eleventh minute, giving Taborsko an early advantage that felt comfortable. Vlasicim did not panic, but they also did not create much until the break.
L. Matejka levelled for the visitors in the forty-fourth minute, just before half-time. To be fair, the equaliser came from a moment of clarity rather than sustained pressure — Vlasicim had not been dominant in possession, but they knew when to strike.
By then, Taborsko looked like they had the match settled. They controlled the tempo, kept the ball, and seemed content to see out the second half on their terms. Vlasicim sat deeper, waiting for their chance.
That chance arrived in the seventy-ninth minute. Hrubes rose highest to meet a cross and powered the ball past the keeper. The stadium fell silent for a moment before the away end erupted — things came to a head in that single instant.
The result completes a reversal of form for Vlasicim, who had beaten Taborsko 4:1 in their last meeting on the twentieth of September. Taborsko have not won in five friendlies, losing four of those matches, while Vlasicim turn it on when they need to.
