FK Partizan left it late but secured a 3-1 win away at FK Mačva Šabac in the Superliga. The visitors dominated possession and created far more chances, but needed two goals in the final minutes to break the home side's resistance.
Zubairu Ibrahim headed Partizan ahead in the tenth minute from Milan Vukotić's cross. Mačva levelled just before the hour mark when Milan Vidakov slotted home Slobodan Sladojević's pass. The game looked set for a draw until Demba Seck scored in the 88th minute, and Partizan added a fourth goal in stoppage time — recorded as an own goal or an unassisted strike — to seal the points. Mačva played with ten men from the 56th minute after Boško Vraštanović was sent off.
Partizan ended the game with 63% possession, 19 total shots and six on target, while Mačva managed only three attempts on goal. The away side also had a man sent off themselves when Demba Seck received a red card after the final whistle. Despite the two dismissals and a flurry of bookings, Partizan's quality and superior numbers ultimately proved decisive.
