
The capital derby provided one of the most spectacular matches of the first weeks of the Albanian Premier League. Dinamo, led by Ilir Daja, triumphed 4-2 over Partizan in Vora, in a match where six goals were scored by six different players. Partizan, who played the match as the host team, failed to take advantage of the home advantage and suffered another blow in a start where points have been few. Dinamo, on the other hand, confirmed its position at the top of the table, closing the week with 9 points.
After the victory with Vllaznia, a strong comeback for the Reds who not only suffer poker, bringing the number of goals allowed to 8, but also show frightening fragility in the background. Hekuran Berisha opened the series of goals after a scandalous blunder by Buxhelaj in the 11th minute, while Aliu is confirmed as the only successful purchase of Partizan with the goal scored with finesse in front of Teqja, after three minutes.
Ilir Daja's team took control of their destiny and within a few minutes scored twice, taking advantage of the Reds' positioning errors. Hoxhallari restored the advantage with a header, while Silva-Richards scored a hat-trick.
What Fadairo then scored was one of those goals that could change the fate of the game, due to its beauty, the difficulty of execution and the fact that it brought Bratu's trusted men back into the game. But the winger's second goal in a row in red didn't shake Partizan enough, who conceded their fourth from Qardaku.
HISTORICAL POKER
The 4-2 result gives the derby another statistical uniqueness. A match between Partizan and Dinamo with six goals scored by six different authors is not a common result in the history of this duel. After 2000, one of the most notable results remains Partizan's 5-2 victory over Dinamo in 2004.
After four weeks of the championship, Dinamo is ranked second with 9 points, on the same quota as Egnatia. Partizani, meanwhile, remains with only 4 points, a difference that clearly shows that the two teams from the capital are experiencing different starts to the season.
The derby in Vora not only brought three points for Dinamo, but also a strong signal to the rivals: Ilir Daja's team is staying in the group of contenders, while Partizan must react quickly to avoid widening the gap with the leader. For Partizan, the situation is also complicated by the absences in the offensive department. Xhuliano Skuka and Sekou Sidibe were not available, while coach Florin Bratu currently does not have the two attackers of the "bulls" among his main choices.