At the Štadión MFK Kežmarok, the home side MFK Kezmarok edged out OFK-SIM Raslavice 2‑1 in a hard‑fought Slovak 3. Liga encounter on 9 May 2026. The victory was vital for Kezmarok, who are chasing a top‑half finish, while Raslavice remain in mid‑table obscurity.

First‑Half Action

Kezmarok started brightly and took the lead in the 17th minute. A long throw‑in into the box was not cleared properly, and midfielder Michal Šatan pounced to smash the ball home from eight yards. Raslavice responded well, however, and equalised just before the half‑hour mark. A clever free‑kick routine saw Vladimír Gonda whip a cross to the far post, where defender Peter Mihalík volleyed in.

Deciding Moment

The second half was tense, with both sides creating half‑chances. The winning goal came in the 73rd minute from an unlikely source. Kezmarok’s left‑back Igor Ferenčík ventured forward and let fly with a speculative shot from 25 yards. The ball took a deflection off a Raslavice defender and looped over the stranded goalkeeper, giving the hosts a 2‑1 lead they would not relinquish.

Key Numbers

• Possession: Kezmarok 48% – 52% Raslavice
• Shots on target: Kezmarok 5 – 3 Raslavice
• Yellow cards: Kezmarok 3 – 2 Raslavice

League Context

With the three points, MFK Kezmarok climb to seventh place, now level on points with the team in sixth. Raslavice drop to ninth, but are comfortably away from the relegation scrap. For the neutral, the match was an entertaining contest between two evenly matched sides, decided by a slice of fortune.