Moghen and Iskra met in the second league regular season on Saturday, and the visitors emerged with a 1:2 victory after what turned out to be an uneven contest. To be fair, the opening exchanges suggested Moghen would control things at home, but by then Iskra had found their rhythm. The final score reflects a game where the visitors took their chances when it mattered.
There was a goal at the 31st minute, the only marked event in the data supplied. And here's the thing about these matches — you never know which side will respond. Moghen had been solid at home before this, sitting third with six points from three games. Iskra arrived ninth on three points, but they'd shown they could win when needed, beating Berane 1:0 in their previous outing.
What strikes me about away results like this is how the momentum shifts. Iskra had won just one of their three league games before Saturday, but they picked one up last week against Berane and carried that confidence across. Moghen, meanwhile, had won two of three — including a 3:0 against Rudar — but losses can come quickly when you're not at your best.
The visitors finished with seven points now, moving them closer to the mid-table pack. Moghen remain third but will be looking at how they respond at home. These matches are often decided by three or four moments, and Iskra took theirs. The rest was just noise.