5 – 1
“Vladyslav Veleten opens the scoring inside the first minute, finishing off a Giorgi Maisuradze assist.”
“Leandro Andrade caps the rout with a fifth goal in stoppage time, assisted by Lindon Emërllahu.”
Outstanding performance

Polissya Zhytomyr needed just a minute to get going through Vladyslav Veleten, and Kudrivka's night unraveled further when Bogdan Veklyak was sent off in the 12th minute, leaving them to play over an hour a man down. The hosts dominated territory and chances throughout, racking up 17 shots to Kudrivka's 2 and controlling 84 dangerous attacks compared to just 18 for the visitors. An own goal from Artur Dumanyuk doubled the lead before half-time, though Reynaldiño Verley's well-taken finish right on the stroke of 45 briefly gave Kudrivka hope. That hope evaporated after the break as a second red card for Mykola Ogarkov compounded Kudrivka's misery, and substitute Igor Krasnopir punished the ten-versus-nine mismatch with a penalty and a well-assisted strike, before Leandro Andrade added a fifth in stoppage time. For Polissya, the win keeps their title credentials firmly intact, while Kudrivka's disciplinary collapse will be the headline concern heading into their next fixture.
How entertaining was this match?
Third-placed Polissya Zhytomyr look to extend their impressive early-season form against bottom-of-the-table Kudrivka, who have won just once from their opening matches. With momentum firmly on one side, this looks like a chance for the hosts to consolidate their spot near the top of the table.