With Sloboden’s winning streak ending in Studenichani, the Robins will strive to return to their winning ways. Their next opponents will be their new neighbors in Pobeda Dolno Lisiche who are bottom of the table.
BRIEF HISTORY
FK Pobeda Dolno Lisiche was originally founded in 1976 by local enthusiasts in the area, and have since played their matches at the Kupishta pitch.
The club has been a mainstay in the lower divisions of Yugoslav and Macedonian football. That doesn’t mean they haven’t enjoyed some successful campaigns, with the Foxes winning the 4th tier of Macedonian football in the 2009-10 season.
Since their refounding in 2012, Pobeda has stabilized once again in the lower reaches of Macedonian football and have continuously proven to be a tough match.
CURRENT SEASON
To say this campaign has been rough on the Foxes is an understatement. On multiple occasions they haven’t been able to find a full starting eleven, and would end up forfeiting many matches.
Much to everyone’s shock, Pobeda had managed to resist the challenge of Tekstilec and secure their first point of the campaign last week. The result has alerted Sloboden that they must be at their absolute best in order to get a result as Pobeda have shown they can still surprise any team they face.
The Foxes still have a game in hand, as they have yet to play Studenichan for their 11th round fixture.
MATCH PREVIEW
It almost goes without saying that Sloboden are hungry to return to their winning ways. The task will surely be easier with the return of Malov and Georgiev who were dearly missed in the away trip to Studenichani. Petar Despotovski is another returnee to the squad who will surely be raring to impress.
Regarding absences, Simeon Tanaskoski is expected to be out and goalkeeper Boban Avramoski will be touch and go right until kick-off as he suffered a nasty injury during the last game.
The last time the two sides were meant to face off ended in a 3-0 win by forfeit to Sloboden as the Foxes failed to turn up at home.
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