Yugoslavia round-up: Partizan on the up

FK Partizan bounced back from their midweek UEFA Champions League third qualifying round defeat to FC Bayern München with a 2-1 away win against FK Radnicki Obrenovac in the 1st Liga on Saturday.

Partizan comeback
Momir Mileta scored the opening goal for the home side on the half-hour mark, but Zvonimir Vukic's penalty and a Danko Lazovic goal gave Partizan the points.

Djokaj decisive
Elsewhere, a header from Ardijen Djokaj gave FK Obilic a 1-0 win against FK Rad and newly promoted FK Zeta went one better with a 2-0 victory in their game with OFK Beograd. Nenad Brnovic had missed an early penalty for the home side but Branimir Petrovic scored two second-half goals to give his side the win.

Mogren slip
Fellow newcomers FK Mogren let two goals slip away at FK Cukaricki. Dejan Gluscevic and Miroslav Vojvodic had put the visitors ahead but Mitar Novakovic's 70th-minute goal gave Cukaricki hope and Aleksandar Nedovic levelled the scores four minutes later.

Kula kings
Meanwhile, FK Hajduk Kula beat FK Rudar Pljevlja 5-0 and FK Javor Ivanjica continued their positive start to life in the top flight with a 1-0 win against FK Vojvodina thanks to Radivoje Jevdjovic's 28th-minute effort.

Mixed bag
Sunday's games produced mixed fortunes for the home sides. FK Sutjeska edged past FK Crvena Zvezda 1-0 but FK Zeleznik lost out to visiting FK Sartid by the odd goal in three.