OFK Bor 1919 completed a difficult away fixture on Saturday, securing a 2-1 victory over Dynamo South in the First League's seventh round. The visitors took the lead after half-time when N. Marinkovic struck, but the match had already seen D. Djokanovic open the scoring for the hosts in the 28th minute. Things came to a head in the second period, where tactical adjustments and a decisive goal shifted momentum.
Dynamo South started brighter, with Djokanovic finding space to slot home before the break. To be fair, OFK Bor's defence showed resilience, though S. Denic picked up a yellow card on the restart. The visitors couldn't afford another slip in the opening exchanges, and by then the hosts had established a comfortable cushion.
The turning point arrived when both sides made changes around the 69th minute. A. Klopp and L. Peranovic came off the bench for OFK Bor, looking to add fresh legs. And here's the thing — the substitution worked almost immediately, with Marinkovic finding the net just two minutes later to level the scoreline.
Dynamo South tried to respond but Djokanovic himself was substituted in the 78th minute after booking the hosts' second yellow. E. Pavlov and F. Antonijevic also picked up cards in the closing stages, suggesting the match grew increasingly tight. OFK Bor saw the game out despite the mounting pressure, holding firm when it mattered most.
The result leaves OFK Bor 1919 in ninth place with eight points from seven games — two wins, two draws, and three losses. It's not a position anyone would celebrate, but three points away from home is something to build on. The team cannot afford another slip if they want to climb the table.