FK Radnik Hadžići came from behind to beat FK Igman Konjic 2-1 in the BIH PL-FBiH on 24 October 2026, producing a determined second-half performance to claim all three points at home. The victory gives Radnik a valuable boost in the league table and leaves Igman Konjic frustrated after taking an early lead but failing to hold on.

Radnik Hadžići fight back for home win

Igman Konjic started the match positively and took the lead in the 12th minute. A quick attacking move caught Radnik slightly off balance, and the ball was worked into the box before being finished confidently. The early goal gave the visitors confidence, and for a period they controlled possession and looked the more composed side.

Radnik gradually responded and began to impose themselves physically. Their equaliser arrived in the 39th minute after a sustained spell of pressure. A cross from the right was headed back across goal, and a Radnik forward was quickest to react, turning the ball in from close range. The goal changed the momentum, and the home side carried that energy into the second half.

Key moments

• 12' – Igman Konjic take the lead: A well-worked attacking move ends with a composed finish inside the box.
• 39' – Radnik equalise: A header back across goal creates a simple close-range finish.
• 67' – Radnik take the lead: A set-piece delivery causes confusion, and the loose ball is forced over the line.
• 84' – Igman push for a leveller: A late header is comfortably saved as Radnik protect their advantage.

Tactical story: physicality and set pieces

Radnik Hadžići’s comeback was built on a more direct approach after the break. They looked to win second balls in midfield and get crosses into the box, where their forwards could challenge Igman’s centre-backs. That strategy paid off with the winning goal, which came from a set-piece situation that Igman failed to clear convincingly.

Igman Konjic showed good technical quality in the first half but struggled to maintain the same control as the game became more physical. Their best chance for an equaliser came late on, but Radnik’s defence held firm and managed the closing minutes well. The home side’s ability to adapt their approach after falling behind was the key difference between the two teams.

Standout performers and table impact

Radnik’s midfielders deserve credit for raising the tempo after the interval, while their centre-backs dealt with Igman’s late pressure effectively. The goalscorers will take the headlines, but the team’s collective response to going behind was the foundation of the win. For Igman, the early goal was a platform they could not build on, and their failure to deal with crosses ultimately proved costly.

The three points strengthen Radnik Hadžići’s position in the BIH PL-FBiH and give them confidence ahead of their next fixtures. Igman Konjic must regroup quickly, with the coaching staff likely to focus on defensive organisation and game management. In a competitive league where home form is often decisive, this was an important result for Radnik and a missed opportunity for the visitors.