OFK Bor 1919 drew 2:2 with Vozdovac in the fourth round of the Prva Liga on Wednesday evening. The result keeps both sides in the lower half of the table, though the hosts clawed back from a deficit against visitors who had been struggling to find their rhythm.
D. Milicevic opened the scoring inside the first ten minutes with a penalty after L. Tasic picked up a yellow card seven minutes in. Y. Horike equalised for the home side twenty-one minutes later, but Milicevic restored the lead for Vozdovac just after the break. By then the game was already shaping up as a test of concentration rather than flair.
The hosts made changes to try and hold on, bringing on F. Jorgovanovic at the hour mark. Vozdovac responded with a fresh legs push, substituting S. Raskovic and later D. Djokanovic.
Four substitutions for the home side in the seventy-third minute suggested desperation, and they got their reward when a goal arrived in stoppage time at ninety-one minutes. And here's the thing — it wasn't a glorious finish, just a scramble in the box. A yellow card followed three minutes later as tensions flared, but the points were shared.
Bor 1919 remain in twelfth place with five points from six games, while Vozdovac sit tenth on seven. To be fair, the hosts had lost four matches in a row before this, so the draw ends a poor run, whereas the visitors have now drawn after three straight defeats.
We had backed the visitors for a win with moderate confidence, but the home resilience changed the narrative. Sometimes the old head settles them down when the legs go, and that is what happened here.