N. Belakovic scored the only goal of the match in the 80th minute to give Zemun a 1-0 victory over Radnik Bijeljina in a Club Friendly. The result was decided by a single, late finish, with the goal coming without an assist, and the final scoreline matched the Lemeister model's pre-match projection exactly. The Lemeister model had given Zemun a 41 per cent chance of victory and forecast a 1-0 result, which proved accurate in minute and goal tally. Radnik Bijeljina entered the match with a 26 per cent win probability and a projected zero goals, a prediction that held firm until the final whistle.
With no match statistics or player ratings available, the broader pattern of play cannot be analysed through data such as possession, shots, shots on target, expected goals, passing accuracy or corner kicks. The absence of recorded chances or saves means it is impossible to determine how many opportunities either side created or how the Zemun defence and goalkeeper performed to secure the clean sheet. Similarly, no information exists on the quality or quantity of Radnik Bijeljina's attacking play, leaving their failure to score as a result without measurable context beyond the model's low probability of an away goal.
The goal itself came from the only named player, Belakovic, whose finish in the 80th minute proved the difference between the two sides. There were no other goal involvements, no assists, and no cards to alter the flow of the contest. The absence of substitutions indicates that both teams used their starting line-ups for the full 90 minutes, a common feature of friendly matches where squad rotation may be less urgent. Neither side received any disciplinary sanctions, suggesting a relatively clean contest, though without card data it is possible that minor infringements occurred without being recorded.
Given the lack of detailed statistics, the match report relies entirely on the outcome and the Lemeister model's forecast to frame the result. The clean sheet for Zemun implies a disciplined defensive performance, while Radnik Bijeljina's inability to score points to a lack of cutting edge in the final third, even if the specifics of their chances remain unrecorded. The model's 33 per cent draw probability indicated that a stalemate was a plausible outcome, but Belakovic's late intervention prevented that scenario from materialising.
For Zemun, this friendly victory provides a morale-boosting result, albeit against a backdrop of limited data. The 1-0 scoreline mirrors the model's projection and suggests that, at least in terms of expected outcome, the home side performed at the level they were forecast to reach. For Radnik Bijeljina, the narrow defeat will require analysis of why they could not find the net or force a draw, areas that the model had rated as unlikely but not impossible. The result aligns exactly with the pre-match outlook, reinforcing the Lemeister model's forecast of a low-scoring, tight contest won by the home side.
In the context of pre-season friendlies, results are often secondary to fitness and experimentation, but the clean sheet and solitary goal offer Zemun a solid foundation. Radnik Bijeljina will take encouragement from keeping the score close, but the absence of attacking output and the late decisive moment are areas to address before competitive fixtures begin. The match ultimately delivered exactly what the data predicted: a narrow home victory decided by a single goal in the final ten minutes, with no further statistical detail available to deepen the analysis of how that outcome was achieved.
