Seventh-ranked Posušje welcomes Radnik, which occupies eighth position. The difference between them is only two points. The Herzegovinian team would take a big step towards survival with a possible triumph, but the road to that will not be easy.
These two teams played against Sarajevo rivals in the last round. Posusje took a point from Grbavica, while Bijeljinci suffered a defeat against Sarajevo at home.
The main referee will be Nemanja Aleksić from Banja Luka, assisted by Nebojša Žugić (Banja Luka) and Davor Beljo (Mostar). Antonio Tomić from Kreševo and Aleksandar Smiljanić from Laktaš will be in the VAR room. The match starts at 16:00.
Two hours later, Sarajevo and Sloga will take the field. The Bordeaux team is again entering a positive series, four matches without defeat, and it has won two in a row.
Slogi is absolutely burning underfoot, Dobojlije have many problems, and their games are best represented by their place in the table – only 24 points and the last position. It is clear that the match is much more important for Sloga, but Sarajevo is such a club that setbacks, especially at home, are simply not forgiven.
It sounds a bit illogical that Dragan Petrović from Banja Luka was chosen as the head judge, but it remains to be seen how the judging team will do its job. Damir Lazić (Brčko) and Josip Čolić (Kupres) were delegated as assistants. Dražen Marić from Bijeljina and Darko Gedžić from Brčko are in charge of the VAR van.
Finally, from 20:30, Zrinjski and Borac will meet. It is a duel between teams fighting for a new title, even though Banja Luka is in a much more favorable situation with a 10-point advantage.
You can read more about this duel in our regular “Car Derby” section, and it will be refereed by Armin Kukić from Bugojno, with assistants Mirza Demir (Kakanj) and Sarajlija Emir Zahiragić. Miloš Gigović from Gradiška and Amir Kadić from Sarajevo are in the VAR room.
Wednesday, 30th round, Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina:
Posusje – Radnik 16:00
Sarajevo – Sloga 18:00
Zrinjski – Borac 20:30
(Vijesti.ba)
