Dynamo South and Loznica played out a 0-0 draw in the second matchday of the Prva Liga on Saturday evening. The result keeps both sides in the lower half of the table after a competitive ninety minutes at the home stadium.
And here's the thing — Dynamo South managed zero shots on target throughout the entire match. They dominated possession at 53 per cent but could not find the net despite 86 attacks. Loznica, by contrast, registered three shots on target away from home, yet the visitors could not convert either.
To be fair, neither side created clear-cut opportunities. Dynamo South had seven shots off target while Loznica also missed seven attempts. The visitors edged the attack count 97 to 86 and won the corner battle 4-3, but those numbers do not tell the full story of a match where chances went begging.
S. Purtic received the first yellow card in the 45th minute plus one, and S. Stojanovic was booked later on at 86 minutes. Dynamo South ended with five yellow cards compared to Loznica's two, suggesting the home side relied more on physical interventions. Only three substitutions were made across the match — S. Carapic and D. Starcevic for Dynamo South, and M. Jelenic for Loznica.
Loznica sit ninth in the table after seven games, with one win, five draws and one defeat for eight points. The result extends their recent run of draws, having played out goalless matches against Naftagas and Macva in consecutive fixtures. Dynamo South's defensive solidity may have been rewarded, though their attacking output raises questions about what happens when they finally find the net.