Dinamo and Hajduk players played to a draw (1:1) in the biggest Croatian derby in the 16th round of the SuperSport HNL in front of 17,028 spectators at Maksimir.
The home team entered this match as the leading team in the standings, with a point advantage over Hajduk. Chief Judge Patrik Kolaric he showed a lot of cards, and on several occasions VAR recordings were also watched.
Dinamo was a more dangerous team in the first half. The home team dominated possession and field initiative, created several chances, while Hajduk did not have a single shot on target.
The Blues managed to score in the 23rd minute when scored Whitebut the head judge Kolarić, after reviewing the VAR footage, ruled foul by Bennacer which preceded the goal so that the break went without a goal.
It was awarded in the 55th minute penalty kick for Dinamo. Kolarić pointed to the white dot after duel between Rebić and Mikić in the penalty area of Hajduk, but after a long break and checking the VAR footage, the head referee changed the decision again – no penalty kick.
Hajduk is leading 0:1 came when he crossed Almen from the right, a Shego put in a net with only a few meters. This goal was also checked because the assistant raised the flag, but in the end it was conceded and the visitors led from the 68th minute.
After the goal, there was an interruption due to the throwing of torches by Torcida, but after a few minutes the game continued. Chief Judge he extended the game by 13 minutes.
Dinamo seriously threatened on several occasions in the seventh minute of stoppage time, but Hajduk managed to defend itself.
However, the home team managed to equalize in the 12th minute of stoppage time when the scorers entered by Hoxha. Kulenović shot, Silić made a great save, and Hoxha sent the rebound into the net for 1:1.
This is how this Croatian derby ended with a division of points.
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Dynamo: Filipović – Mikić, Dominguez, McKenna, Winlof – Zajc, Mišić, Bennacer – Hoxha, Bakrar, Beljo
Hajduk: Silić – Hodak, Šarlija, Mlačić, Raci – Sigur, Pajaziti – Almena, Livaja, Rebić – Šego
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