Jezero took on Arsenal Tivat in the first league regular season on Saturday and ended a barren spell with a 5:2 win. The hosts dominated from the opening exchanges, scoring through M. Raicevic in the twentieth minute. By then the visitors were already struggling to find their shape against the home side's intensity.
I. Vukcevic added a second shortly after, and A. Nishimura made it three before the break. A. Abdullahi converted a penalty to extend the lead, while Arsenal Tivat's A. Nishimura picked up a booking in the twenty-fourth minute. The visitors had nothing to do all evening and camped in their own half.
The second half saw Jezero continue their attack. M. Raicevic completed his brace in the sixty-eighth minute, and D. Jovanovic scored twice to finish the scoring. There were several substitutions as both managers tried to change the game, but the result was never really in doubt.
The statistics told a different story. Arsenal Tivat had more attacks and more corners in their favour, yet Jezero converted their chances far more efficiently. Many shots with one goal means chances went begging, and that was the pattern here. The visitors had more shots off target but could not find the back of the net.
We gave: home win, 52% confidence. The forecast came true, though not without some nervous moments for the home supporters. The result moves Jezero further clear in the standings and leaves Arsenal Tivat still searching for their first victory of the campaign.