Visutin secured a 2-1 victory over Hanacka in the Cup Round of 64 on Wednesday evening. The hosts took a late lead through D. Hais before O. Strachon levelled, only for M. Zbranek to strike the winner in the second half. The result sends Visutin into the next round while handing Hanacka a disappointing exit.
Hais broke the deadlock in the 49th minute, capitalising on a moment of space in the penalty area. Strachon responded with a goal of his own in the 74th minute, keeping the tie alive and prompting a flurry of changes from both managers. Three substitutions came through for Visutin at the 61-minute mark as they sought to control the tempo.
Zbranek's strike in the 83rd minute proved decisive, ending any hopes of a draw. Both sides accumulated yellow cards as the match grew tighter—three for the hosts and one for the visitors. The final substitution for Visutin came late, with A. Bahounek brought on in stoppage time.
Statistics show an even contest with both teams holding 50 per cent possession. Neither side registered shots on target, suggesting a match decided by efficiency rather than dominance. The lack of corners recorded for both teams reinforces the picture of a game played with caution.
Visutin's recent form has been mixed, including a heavy 6-1 defeat to Hoteebor earlier this month. Hanacka arrived with mixed results, notably a 3-0 win over SK Krumvir but also losses to higher-ranked opposition. This victory gives the hosts momentum as they look ahead to the next stage.