Stevan Jovetić is the best-rated Montenegrin international last weekend. In the draw between Hertha and Stuttgart (2:2), Jovetić scored both goals for the team from Berlin, so he was rated 8,6 by Sofascore.
Jovetić shone at the "Mercedes Arena", and the first goal was spectacular. Five minutes before the end of the 1st half, Herta was losing 2:0, and then Jo-Jo performed his magic - he took the ball in the middle of the field, entered the penalty area and effectively placed it behind goalkeeper Miller.
The second goal was the result of a team action, crowned by the captain of the "brave falcons" with his fourth goal in the Bundesliga. Jovetić is Hertha's top scorer in the Bundesliga – he scored against both Cologne and Bayer Leverkusen.
- When everything is put together, I am satisfied with how we played. We showed character, came back after 0:2 and took a point. We wanted to win, but after all, a point is good - said Jovetić.
Hertha is five rounds without a win and is in 14th place in the table with two points more than Augsburg, which is in the danger zone.
In second place among the best Montenegrin internationals is Rubina midfielder Sead Hakšabanović (8,3). The team from Kazan lost away to Nizhny Novgorod (2:1), and Hakšabanović was one of the best in the defeated team. 17 rounds have been played in the Russian Premier League, Rubin is 10th in the table.
In the Norwegian championship, the penultimate round was played, and Dino Islamović was the scorer in Rosenborg's victory away to Stabek 3:1. Islamović, who wore the jersey of Montenegro for the last time in March, scored a goal for 2:0 in the 60th minute. It was his fifth goal in the league, and he was rated 7,7 by Sofascore...
The Turkish Samsunspor football player - Vukan Savićević (7,5) also entered the top scorers list last weekend. He scored the leading goal in the game against Altinordu, and Samsunspor won 2:0 and reached their second consecutive victory, the third in the last four meetings.
Adam Marušić returned to the field after the break caused by the coronavirus. The left back spent 3 minutes on the pitch in Lazio's victory over Sampdoria (1:90), and was rated 7,1. Like Marušić, Sporting Gihon striker Uroš Đurđević also played the first minutes after recovering from the coronavirus. He entered the game in the 62nd minute, and Sporting lost away to Las Palmas (1:0). The team from Gijon has two draws and seven defeats in the last nine matches, so it is in 15th place with four points more than Fuenlabrada, which is in the danger zone.
Igor Vujačić also recovered from the coronavirus and played the entire match for Partizan in the victory (2:0) over Novi Pazar, while his club and representative colleague Aleksandar Šćekić entered the game in the 68th minute.
Danijel Petković established himself in the goal of Anže, so he defended in the fifth consecutive match, in a triumph away from home against Reims (2:1). Stefan Savić was injured against Majorca and will be absent until the end of the year, while Matija Šarkić missed Birmingham's visit to Millwall due to an injury.
Marko Vešović entered the game in the 3st minute in Karabagh's victory over Baku (1:81), Dejan Zarubica scored a goal for Ljača in the victory over Dinamo from Tirana, and Andrija Vukčević played 90 minutes for the leader of the Croatian championship, Rijeka. win (4:1) against Dragovoljec.
Omar-Šarif Sijarić played 61 minutes for Aue in the defeat (4:0) against Werder, Ilija Vukotić received a yellow card for 1 minutes in the draw between Boavista and Maritimo (1:61), Nikola Vujnović also played for Voždovac (81 minutes in the defeat against Red Star), and Nikola Krstović. The captain of the young national team was on the field for seven minutes for Dunajska Streda against Pohonia.
Marko Rakonjac and Asmir Kajević each scored a goal in Čukarički's victory (5:0) against Kolubara.
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