Otrant-Olympic fell to a 0:3 defeat against Dečić in the first league's fourth round on Sunday. The visitors took the lead through N. Braunovic in the 66th minute, then extended their advantage with goals from B. Radusinovic and S. Stanisavic. By then Otrant-Olympic had already lost two players to red cards, which changed the complexion of the game entirely.
The trouble started early for the hosts. A player went off in the 20th minute with a red card, and Caique Chagas followed him off the pitch just a minute later. To be fair, those dismissals came before Dečić even threatened to score, and they left the home side with little to do all evening. The visitors took their time before finding the net, but the numerical advantage told.
Dečić's first goal came in the 66th minute through N. Braunovic. The hosts had already been reduced to ten men and were struggling to contain the visitors' movement. B. Radusinovic added a second in the 75th minute, and S. Stanisavic completed the scoring with an eighth goal of the evening. Three goals from five shots on target — Dečić did not waste their chances.
The statistics tell the story of a match that never really belonged to Otrant-Olympic. They managed only 104 attacks compared to Dečić's 147, and their single shot on target went nowhere. Dečić hit the target five times and scored three times. Possession sat at 40-60 in the visitors' favour, though that figure matters less when you are down to ten men.
Otrant-Olympic sit fourth with seven points from five games. Dečić lead the table with 13 points, having lost none in their opening five matches. The hosts picked up a win against Sutjeska last time out, but this result means they have hit a wall. Dečić's unbeaten run stretches on, and they remain clear at the top.