Navoiy FA delivered a commanding away performance to defeat Qashqadaryo FA 3-1 in an Uzbekistan First Division B clash at the Qashqadaryo Stadium on 6 June 2026. The result strengthened Navoiy’s push for promotion while leaving the home side searching for answers in the middle of the table.

Match Overview

From the opening whistle, Navoiy FA controlled the tempo of the game. Their midfield pressed high, forcing errors from the Qashqadaryo backline. The visitors opened the scoring early, with a well-worked move down the right flank leading to a clinical finish inside the 12th minute. Qashqadaryo responded with determination but lacked precision in the final third.

Key Moments

• 12’ – Navoiy goal: A sweeping counter-attack saw the right winger cut inside and slot the ball past the home goalkeeper.
• 38’ – Qashqadaryo equalise: A set‑piece header from a corner brought the home side level before half‑time.
• 54’ – Navoiy retake the lead: A powerful strike from 20 yards gave the visitors a 2‑1 advantage.
• 78’ – Navoiy seal the win: A breakaway goal finished off a swift three‑pass move, making it 3‑1.

Tactical Story

Qashqadaryo FA started in a compact 4‑4‑2, looking to absorb pressure and hit on the break. However, Navoiy’s midfield trio overran them in central areas, creating overloads that left gaps in the home defence. After the equaliser, Navoiy adjusted their width, stretching Qashqadaryo’s full‑backs and exploiting the space behind them. The second and third goals both came from quick transitions that caught the home side out of shape.

Standout Performers

Navoiy’s number 10 was instrumental in midfield, dictating play and providing the assist for the second goal. The away goalkeeper also made several crucial saves, particularly in the first half when Qashqadaryo pushed for an equaliser. For Qashqadaryo, the centre‑back who scored the header showed strong aerial ability, but the team as a whole struggled to create clear chances after the break.

Impact on the Standings

With this victory, Navoiy FA climbed to third in the UZB D1B table, keeping their automatic promotion hopes alive. Qashqadaryo FA, meanwhile, remained in mid‑table, now six points adrift of the top four. The loss will be a blow to their ambitions of moving closer to the promotion race.