“Michele Sego finally breaks the deadlock after Hajduk had already forced two saves in the build-up, heading or striking home from Simun Hrgovic's assist.”
Pivotal“Marin Soticek makes up for two earlier misses by converting Adrion Pajaziti's assist to put Hajduk two goals clear.”
Pivotal“Marcel Lorber, introduced as a half-time substitute, is sent off for a second yellow card, leaving Lokomotiva to play out the final stretch with ten men.”
“Substitute Etnik Brruti completes the rout in stoppage time, tapping home after Marko Livaja's shot was saved to make it 3-0.”
Outstanding performance

Hajduk Split were utterly in control from the opening whistle, racking up 28 shots and 13 on target while restricting Lokomotiva to just two efforts on goal all match. Michele Sego opened the scoring in the 16th minute after a flurry of earlier chances from Matija Subotic and Dalisson de Almeida finally paid off, and Marin Soticek doubled the lead in the second half after also missing two earlier attempts himself. Lokomotiva's night got worse when Marcel Lorber, on as a half-time substitute, was sent off with a second yellow in the 78th minute, compounding their misery as they finished with 15 fouls to Hajduk's 8. Etnik Brruti added a late third to put an emphatic bow on a dominant home performance that saw Hajduk complete 487 passes at 88% accuracy against a Lokomotiva side who barely got out of their own half.
How entertaining was this match?
Fresh off a dramatic Conference League qualification against Raków Częstochowa, Hajduk Split return home to face a struggling Lokomotiva Zagreb side desperate to snap a losing skid. With Hajduk in fourth and Lokomotiva just two points behind in sixth, this Monday night derby carries plenty of early-season intrigue and a genuine fatigue question mark.