OFK Beograd vs Buducnost Podgorica

Buducnost dominated the first half on Zlatibor, with OFK Beograd — whose league season begins in ten days — fielding close to their strongest XI. The Blues' young trio of Vujović, Matija Rakčević and Petar Jašović all started and impressed.

The breakthrough came in the 37th minute. Rakčević won a strong duel to snuff out an OFK counter-attack, Jašović collected the ball and drove through the centre before picking out Kovinić on the opposite flank. The new striker finished with his left foot, squeezing the ball between a defender and the goalkeeper.

OFK Beograd failed to register a meaningful attempt before the break. Buducnost continued to control the second half, creating several clear chances — Vušurović fired over the bar, Camaj shot just wide, and a poor pass from Vušurović denied Bulatović a clear sight of goal when it seemed easier to score.

The second goal arrived in the 74th minute. Buducnost pressed high, Bulatović won the ball and found Vujović, who curled a left-footed strike from 16 metres into the corner.

OFK Beograd's only real chance came in the final minute — a set-piece that struck the crossbar, with goalkeeper Domazetović reacting to keep it out.

The provider also recorded a red card for a Buducnost player in the 82nd minute, though the identity was not confirmed and the official club report made no mention of it.

Kovinić's 37th-minute opener just before half-time was decisive. OFK Beograd, still building match fitness with their season approaching, had to push forward after the break, leaving space for Buducnost's counter-attacks. Jašović's driving run and assist through the centre split the defence with a single pass — the kind of incision Buducnost had been building towards.

Neđeljko Kovinić (Buducnost Podgorica) — Opened his account for the club with a composed left-footed finish in the 37th minute. The new signing showed coolness in tight space.

Petar Vujović (Buducnost Podgorica) — Scored the second and was a constant threat. The young forward was involved in build-up play throughout, though fatigue showed in a misplaced pass when Buducnost had a three-on-one situation.

Petar Jašović (Buducnost Podgorica) — The 19-year-old provided the key assist for the opener, driving through the centre after Rakčević's duel win. Coach Radonjić singled out the young players' attitude post-match.

Player of the match: Neđeljko Kovinić — his first goal in Buducnost colours set the tone and the team never looked back.

OFK Beograd's only real chance came in the 90th minute (a crossbar from a set-piece), suggesting Buducnost's defensive structure held firm throughout. The provider's data shows no shots on target for OFK until that late moment. Buducnost, by contrast, created five clear opportunities according to coach Radonjić — a gap that accurately reflects the balance of play. The 82nd-minute red card (player unnamed) had no material impact on the result.

Buducnost recorded their second win of pre-season (after four matches: one win, three defeats). The Montenegrin First League does not start for another month, so Radonjić has time to integrate his young core — Rakčević, Vujović and Jašović all started and impressed. OFK Beograd, whose league season begins in ten days, used close to their strongest XI and will be concerned by their lack of attacking threat. Buducnost's next friendly is likely to be confirmed in the coming days.

A controlled, professional performance from Buducnost against a side further along in their pre-season schedule. The young trio of Rakčević, Vujović and Jašović provided the energy, Kovinić the finishing touch, and the clean sheet — only the second of pre-season — will please Radonjić. OFK Beograd offered little beyond the final-minute crossbar and will hope for sharper output as their competitive opener approaches.