Jezero secured a narrow 1:0 victory over Mladost DG in the first round of the Regular Season, lifting them off the bottom half of the First League table. The match took place on Sunday evening at the home ground, with the hosts capitalising on a moment of opportunity to take all three points. And here's the thing — it wasn't the most open of games, but neither side gave away much.
The yellow card count told a story of cautions rather than chaos: three for Jezero and two for Mladost DG across ninety minutes. To be fair, the discipline of both sides meant the match stayed on its feet despite the occasional sharp challenge. No red cards were shown, and neither manager had to make changes for disciplinary reasons.
Jezero arrived in reasonable shape, having drawn 0:0 with Mornar in their most recent outing before that. Their previous results showed flashes of promise — a 5:1 win over Iskra and a 3:0 victory — alongside two defeats to Mornar and Jedinstvo. Mladost DG, meanwhile, had been involved in more end-to-end affairs, including a 2:1 win over Otrant-Olympic and a 1:1 draw with Lovćen.
The result shifts Jezero into a more comfortable position in fifth place, where they already sat on eight points from six games. Mladost DG remain in eighth with seven points, though this defeat adds weight to their record of three losses from six outings. By then they'll be looking to tighten things up before the next fixture.
A single point gap between these two sides now feels tighter than the two-point margin suggested before kickoff. Jezero have extended their unbeaten run to include this draw-free victory, while Mladost DG's search for consistency continues.