“Amer Gojak breaks the deadlock to make it 1-0, converting after Erceg and Bodetic had both been denied by the Gorica goalkeeper moments earlier.”
Pivotal“Yellow cards are shown to Mario Carević at 77' and Ognjen Bakic at 78' within a minute of each other, reflecting the mounting frustration as Gorica struggle to find a way back into the game.”
“Amer Gojak grabs his second of the afternoon to make it 2-0, putting the result completely beyond doubt and completing a dominant display from Rijeka.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Rijeka were thoroughly dominant from start to finish, controlling 59% of possession, registering 21 shots to Gorica's three, and generating 82 dangerous attacks compared to the visitors' 40. The match, however, was goalless at half-time despite that superiority, and it took a tactical refresh — most notably the introduction of Lovro Kitin just before the hour mark — to finally unlock a stubborn but limited Gorica defence. Gojak made the breakthrough at 66', finishing off a period of sustained pressure that had already seen Ante Erceg and Noel Bodetic both test the goalkeeper in the build-up. The match grew increasingly fractious as Gorica chased the game, with yellow cards shown to four players between the 55th and 80th minutes and tempers flaring on both sides. Gojak put the result beyond doubt with a second goal seven minutes from time, punishing a Gorica side that had been forced into a frantic and ultimately fruitless search for a way back into the contest. For Rijeka, it is a morale-boosting win at home; for Gorica, already operating near the foot of the table, another afternoon to forget.
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