Serbia and Slovenia Draw in EURO 2024 Opener
Ex-Frankfurt Player Jovic Scores Late Equalizer
Serbia and Slovenia played to a 1-1 draw in their opening match of EURO 2024 on Saturday. Luka Jovic scored a dramatic equalizer in the final seconds of the match to salvage a point for Serbia.
Serbia Dominates, Slovenia Strikes First
Serbia controlled the majority of the match, but Slovenia took the lead against the run of play in the 52nd minute. Benjamin Sesko scored a stunning goal from outside the box to give Slovenia the advantage.
Jovic Rescues Serbia
Serbia continued to push for an equalizer, and their efforts were rewarded in the dying seconds of the match. Jovic, who had come on as a substitute in the second half, headed in a cross from Dusan Tadic to level the score.
Controversy and Criticism
The match was marred by some controversy, with Serbia coach Dragan Stojkovic criticizing the refereeing decisions after the game. Tadic also expressed his frustration, saying that Serbia should have won the match.
Standings and Future Fixtures
The draw leaves Serbia and Slovenia level on points in Group C. They will next face Denmark and England, respectively, in their remaining group stage matches.
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