Borac Banja Luka produced a composed 3-1 win over Vikingur Reykjavík in the UEFA Conference League, finishing the match with enough control to turn the result into a clear home success. The decisive moment came late on, when Pavle Djajic scored Borac’s third goal before also being shown a yellow card.
Borac take control after the break
The match finished with Borac Banja Luka leading 3-1, and the second half ended with that same margin on the scoreboard. That was enough to underline a strong European night for the home side, who made sure the result never slipped back into doubt once they had established their advantage.
Late in the match, Djajic added Borac’s third, giving the scoreline extra weight and confirming the difference between the two sides. It was a result that reflected Borac’s ability to see the game out properly, with the late goal ensuring Vikingur Reykjavík were left with no route back.
Late goal seals the verdict
Djajic’s contribution was important not only because it extended the lead, but because it put the match beyond reach. The yellow card that followed was a small footnote to a big moment for Borac, whose victory was already secure by the time the final stages arrived.
For Borac Banja Luka, the key takeaway is straightforward: a 3-1 win, a late goal to settle it, and a positive result in the UEFA Conference League. That is the kind of outcome that gives a team confidence and leaves little room for argument about the verdict.
