Radnik Bijeljina saw off Borac Banja Luka 0-3 in a Club Friendly on Friday evening. The away side were clinical when it mattered, and the result tells you everything about a game where the visitors took control and held every card. Three goals, no response from the hosts — a straightforward evening for the travelling fans.
And here's the thing, the first real shift came when Radnik found a way back into it after a shaky opening spell. They tightened things up, and by then Borac were chasing the game rather than shaping it. The visitors kept knocking on the door, and eventually the breakthrough came. Two more followed, and the hosts had little to offer after that point.
To be fair, Borac had looked solid in their recent run — three wins from their last five before this evening. They'd beaten Siroki Brijeg 3-2 and Sloga Doboj 2-1, and there was a sense they were building momentum. But against a Radnik side that had drawn 2-2 with them just weeks ago, the script flipped quickly. By then the visitors were already three up and had seen it out.
What stands out isn't the scoreline itself, but how the game settled. Borac had the possession, perhaps, but Radnik were more dangerous in transition. Three goals from limited chances — that's what separates friendlies from league matches. The visitors didn't travel to make up the numbers, and they made sure of it.
The result leaves Borac looking for answers after a run that had promised more. Radnik, meanwhile, can take confidence from a performance that showed they could impose themselves away from home. The scoreboard read 0-3, and that's the story right enough.
