FC OKMK Olmaliq Edge Past Mashal Muborak in 2-1 Thriller

FC OKMK Olmaliq secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Mashal Muborak in the Uzbekistan Super League on July 27, 2026. The home side had to come from behind to claim all three points in a match that featured drama, defensive errors, and a late winner.

Match Action

Mashal Muborak took a surprise lead in the 12th minute when striker Dilmurod Karimov latched onto a long ball, outpaced the OKMK defense, and slotted calmly past goalkeeper Akmal Tursunov. The early goal stunned the home crowd but spurred OKMK into action. They controlled possession for the remainder of the first half but struggled to break down a compact Mashal defense.

OKMK's equalizer came in the 38th minute through a moment of individual brilliance. Winger Jamshid Iskandarov received the ball on the edge of the area, turned his marker, and curled a left-footed shot into the far corner. The goal was a relief for OKMK and set up an enticing second half.

Second Half Decider

The second half was end-to-end, with both sides creating chances. Mashal Muborak almost retook the lead when a header from a free kick rattled the crossbar. However, OKMK's pressure eventually paid off in the 74th minute. A corner kick from midfielder Sardor Sobirov was met by center-back Azizbek Turgunboev, who powered a header into the net. The home defense then held firm against late pressure, with goalkeeper Tursunov making a crucial save in stoppage time to preserve the lead.

Key Players

• Jamshid Iskandarov (OKMK) – Scored a stunning equalizer and provided constant attacking threat.
• Azizbek Turgunboev (OKMK) – Rose highest to head the winner and was solid defensively.
• Dilmurod Karimov (Mashal) – Gave his side a dream start but saw his team's lead slip away.

Table Impact

The win lifts FC OKMK Olmaliq into mid-table security in the Uzbekistan Super League, while Mashal Muborak remain in a precarious position near the relegation zone. OKMK's comeback spirit and attacking depth will be encouraging for fans, as they look to climb higher in the standings.