Sloga Doboj secured a 2:1 win away to Radnik Bijeljina in the sixth round of the Premier League on 5 September 2026. The result moves the visitors up the table while the hosts remain rooted near the bottom.
Radnik took the lead through D. Teodorovic in the thirty-seventh minute, but a second effort by the same player was ruled out for offside by VAR in the fifty-fourth. The hosts dominated possession and attacks, yet could not convert their superiority into a second goal before Sloga struck back. Ferni equalised for the visitors in the seventy-first minute, and Chuca proved the decisive figure with the winner three minutes later.
Radnik registered 105 attacks against 90 for Sloga, and their shot count reflected that — eight off target to three on target. The visitors were more clinical, landing three shots on target and converting two, while the hosts managed only two on target and one goal. Possession sat at fifty-fifty, but the efficiency gap told the real story.
The hosts sit tenth with three points from six games, having gone winless so far this term. Their recent run shows a side struggling to find consistency — draws against Velež and Borac Banja Luka, losses to Široki Brijeg and Zrinjski, and a goalless draw with Sarajevo. Sloga, meanwhile, occupy fifth with eight points from five matches, and that victory extends a streak of results that includes a clean sheet against Čelik and a narrow win over BSK Banja Luka.
Radnik have now failed to win in six league outings, and the goal difference of minus one does little to suggest a turnaround is imminent. Sloga's away form has been solid enough to keep them in the upper half, and this result adds weight to that position. The match will not be remembered for its spectacle — it was a game decided by moments, not by sustained pressure.
