Celjani against Ohrid ‘focused and fighting from the first minute’

Celje Secure Narrow Victory Against Ohrid in Intense Slovenian Cup Match

Celje secured a 27-26 victory over Ohrid last weekend in a fiercely contested Slovenian Cup match held at the Slovenian handball hall. The win provided a minimal advantage for the yellow-blue team, but they are determined to qualify for the competition’s final round. Captain Žiga Mlakar emphasized the team’s strategy, stating, “From the first minute we must go focused and fight.

The opponent is exceptional, but they are manageable.” The match was played amidst a challenging atmosphere, with Celje acknowledging the intensity of the surroundings. A significant moment occurred in the first half when Mlakar received a yellow card, resulting in his exclusion from the game. This removed Ohrid’s only left-handed player on the left wing, a key element of their offensive strategy.

Mlakar expressed the team’s intention to overcome this setback, stating, “We don’t know what criteria we will face. It can be that such offenses will be sanctioned, or it can be that they will not. We must not look at that.”

The team’s preparation centered on maintaining a focused approach throughout the match, recognizing Ohrid’s capabilities while preparing for any potential officiating decisions.

Celje will now look to capitalize on this victory as they pursue qualification for the final stage of the competition.

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