Red Star Belgrade secured a 3-0 away victory against FK Radnicki 1923 during the 11th round of the Serbian Super Liga, according to match reports from LAOLA1. The reigning side consolidated their position at the top of the league table, extending their strong domestic campaign with a dominant second-half performance away from home.
Red Star Belgrade Breaks Open Scoreless Match After Halftime
Following a tightly contested and scoreless first half at Radnicki, the visitors shifted gears immediately after the restart. Just three minutes into the second period, Bamba Dieng broke the deadlock in the 48th minute, firing home from close range after receiving a precise cross from Osman Bukari.
Stefan Gudelj Extends Lead With Second-Half Header
The visiting side doubled their advantage ten minutes later. Midfielder Vasilije Kostov delivered an inviting free-kick into the penalty area, where Stefan Gudelj rose above his marker to power a header past the goalkeeper, making it 2-0 in the 58th minute.
Marko Arnautovic Seals Late Victory Off the Bench
Marko Arnautovic entered the match as a 79th-minute substitute, replacing opening goalscorer Bamba Dieng. The Austrian striker nearly scored immediately, but the Radnicki 1923 goalkeeper managed to claw his header off the goal line with a desperate stop.
In the 88th minute, Gudelj launched a long ball from deep inside his own half into open space. Arnautovic easily shrugged off his primary marker, raced clear toward the goal, and calmly slotted the ball past the advancing keeper to finalize the 3-0 scoreline.
League Standings Impact Following the Away Triumph
With this comprehensive three-goal win on foreign soil, Red Star Belgrade further cemented their dominance at the summit of the Serbian Super Liga standings. The club currently holds 31 points accumulated across their first 11 matches of the domestic season.
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