TSK Bačka Topola secured a 3-2 away win against Voždovac in the Prva Liga on Monday evening. The result lifts the visitors to sixth place while the hosts drop further down the table. It was a match decided by precision rather than possession — both sides held fifty per cent of the ball but the visitors took their chances when it mattered.
Nikolic opened the scoring in the third minute, a quick strike that caught Voždovac off guard. TSK responded through Jovanovic thirty-five minutes in before Todoroski restored the home side's advantage after the break. Then came the shift. Madi and Svetlicic put TSK ahead in the closing stages, and the hosts had nothing left to offer.
The statistics tell part of the story. Voždovac managed four shots on target against eleven for TSK, and the difference showed on the scoreboard. The hosts created more attacks overall — 121 to 110 — but the visitors were sharper. To be fair, the visitors also picked up five yellow cards compared to one for the hosts, suggesting a game that grew increasingly physical as the lead changed hands.
By then, TSK had already extended their unbeaten run to six games. They sit on twelve points from six matches without a defeat, while Voždovac remain winless in their last three league outings. The gap between them in the standings is now five points.
What stands out is not the possession figures but the efficiency. TSK ended a barren spell in front of goal and moved into contention for the upper half of the table. Voždovac, meanwhile, saw another opportunity slip away at home. The old head settled them down — but not enough this time.