Red Star vs Locomotive

Match report

In the second semifinal match of the Balkan Super League today, on a difficult and muddy field on Ada Ciganlija, the Red Star convincingly defeated Lokomotiv Sofia with 118-0 (52-0). From the very start, the Red and Whites started violently, and after only a few introductory minutes, it was clear that the issue of the winner had been resolved, and that the only unknown was whether the guests would be sent off with less or more than 100 points. Certainly, the game was marked by a cheerful Miloš Zogović who scored  60 points, 8 essays and 14 conversions. With today’s performance, Zogović set a new record of the Balkan Super League and Serbia in the number of points scored in one game.

At the same time, the Red Star set two new records of the Balkan Super League, the most convincing victory (118-0) and the most essays achieved in one game (21). So far, these two records have been held by Red Star players, and they achieved it in 2018 in the match in Istanbul against BB

Red Star Belgrade – Lokomotiva 118-0 (52-0)

Balkan Super League semifinal.  Playground: Ada Ciganlija. Attendance: 50. Referee: Djordje Divic (Belgrade).

Points for Red Star: Tries 21 – Petar Milanović 1 and 57 min, Miloš Zogović 5, 11, 32, 38, 48, 55, 74 and 80 min, Miodrag Tomić 14 min, Valentino Milovanović 18, 22 and 27 min, Rajko Trifunović 25 min, Nenad Žujić 42 min, Aleksandar Štefulj 62 and 65 min, Miloš Ćalić 71 and 79 min, Marko Šatev 78 min. Goals: Miloš Zogović 14/17. Vojislav Dedić 3/4

Red Star Belgrade: Milos Zogovic, Miodrag Selimovski, Rajko Trifunovic, Petar Milanovic, Valentino Milovanovic, Aleksandar Djordjevic, Vojislav Dedic, Marko Jankovic, Vladislav Dedic, Milos Calic, Miodrag Tomic, Nikola Djuric, Stefan Nedeljkovic. Reserves: Aleksandar Štefulj, Marko Šatev, Nenad Žujić, Uroš Martinović.

Lokomotiv Sofia: Tomas Roshe, Denis Ivanov, Yancho Chanev, Venuslav Bozhev, Simeon Tsvetanov, Vladislav Parizov, Adrien Frigola, Marian Penov, Kiril Atanasov, James Mott, Stanislav Borisov, Alexander Khristev, Teodor Manchev. Reserves: Nikolai Kalinov, Balsa Zarkovic, Marko Jevdjic, Mark Poulenc.