Kom secured a 1:3 victory over Zeta in the Second Division Regular Season, round nine, played on September 30, 2026. The away side took all three points despite playing against a host team that controlled most of the encounter. By then, the visitors had already carved them open with precision strikes.
The goals arrived in the second half, with Kom scoring at 52 minutes, 74 minutes, 90+1, and 90+3. Three of those four goals came after the hour mark, when Zeta's intensity began to fade. And here's the thing — the hosts had nothing to do all evening once Kom stopped chasing shadows and started exploiting space.
Zeta registered 83 attacks against 70 for Kom, while holding 62 per cent possession to 38. They won 16 corners to two, yet could not find the net themselves. The statistics tell you what the eye saw: domination without conversion, and that is no good when you are playing at home.
Zeta sit third in the table with eight games played, four wins, three draws and one defeat, accumulating 15 points. Kom are eighth after seven matches, with two victories, two draws and three losses for eight points. To be fair, Kom had not won since their opening fixtures, so this result extended something rather than ended it.
The visitors arrived with momentum, having beaten Lovćen 2:0 and drawn with Rudar 1:1 in recent outings. Zeta's own form was mixed, including a 3:3 draw with Mladost Letopole and a 2:3 loss to Jedinstvo. We had given a home win at 47 per cent confidence, but the match went another way — and it was those late goals that broke our reading of the game.
The result leaves Zeta with a two-point cushion over Kom in the standings, though the gap feels smaller after this performance. The hosts will need to find an answer to teams that can punish them from nothing, while Kom have proved they can take points away from stronger sides. That is worth more than possession figures alone.